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I would recommend if you want to dip into the mechanical keyboard realm, get a switch tester or find a local meetup to try out some switches and boards. Once you know what you like, take a look at a Code, Ducky One, or even the Rosewill 9000. They are all well made boards that will last a...
The errors are because you're trying to enter an interface thats not correct... your 'show inventory' will show that you have a sub slot 1 for that module and so therefore your interfaces are fa1/0/1-48 with your 4 gig trunking ports. Different models/designs will have different interface...
If you dont know any programming language, go learn C to start. Those concepts transpose to just about every other language and you'll find it easy to pick up the differences.
Ok i'll start with doing exhaust for the radiator, and try both intake and exhaust on side panel. those are easy fixes.
The fans are mismatched. The 2 in front and 1 in the bottom are from the case manufacturer. The added 120mm center/bottom fan and the rear 140mm fan are NZXT...
Yeah a hole saw.
So this is the ideal setup - so i should actually make the panel an intake, and then flip my radiator fans back around to make the top an exhaust?
this is the case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811855009
...you can see that it needs to be hit with a circular saw most likely.
yeah i know, airflow in this case is terrible.
The way you describe (top rad as exhaust) is the initial way i had it set up and the CPU was hitting 65C... on an h100i GTX. I flipped the fans around to intake and it stays around 55C at max load. I had considered taking all fans and making them...
Yeah the Sapphire 7950OC has a shroud around the whole thing and slots in the bracket but not a lot of air flow out the back of the case.
i will try with a 200mm fan through the side panel in either direction and see which is more efficient ... pulling hot air out, or putting cool air in.
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wait... so the fans on the cards are exhausting to the inside of the case? ok that makes a lot more sense... so i just need to exhaust/vent on top of them and it will help them suck in outside air from the slots in the back panel?
I have a pair of sapphire 7950-OC's that turn into a jet engine when pushed. The top card in the pair gets up to 67C. Obviously i've got some air flow/supply issues to address.
Is there a better option than installing a large intake fan on the door panel - or is the next step to add a GPU...
I was hopping for a good condition used one for $40-50. I'm in no rush so i've just been watching ebay, newegg, and amazon for deals but if someones got a spare i'd rather buy it here.
Hoping someone is upgrading or has a spare. I'm looking for a second drive to stripe my other primary c:\ and hoping to not have to buy it new for $70 on amazon or newegg.
Let me know.
Thanks.