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i just received my oem 1640 from newegg yesterday (Tuesday). works like a champ. only thing i just noticed is that it's supposed to burn cd-r's at up to 48x, but i'm only getting 32x, which isn't a huge problem...just wouldnt mind getting 48x
I've seen the case for $150-$200 online, but I wouldn't mind getting a good deal on one.....I will be giving you some good business hopefully later on this year (building kind of slow). I was just going to buy a micro atx and mod it into an external w/c piece, but I think I'll just get a bigger...
dan, what did you get your case for? I've seen a lot of them for sale online (pretty sure they were in stock too). I'm thinking about looking into the aluminum one, but i've always been a big fan of black (2 cars, a/v equipment, computer)
well dan, i think its safe to say that you'll be hearing from me in a couple of months hopefully, when i near completion of my machine. I'm going to start out with the high end kit with cpu block and add on from there. one question, how do the plug&cool fittings work?
I love that case by the...
actually right after posting that last message i saw the aquastream pump on snt's site, so I would definitely switch to that one. still going to be awhile to get the wc setup though.
I'm looking at doing the cpu, gpu, res, rad w/ grill. not sure which pump i'm going to go with yet...been looking at the d4, but not sure if there is one that works with the AC low-flow system better. may even upgrade down the road to include the full AC line, but don't know yet. At least...
fallguy, I think that setup is awesome, in my opinion... I'm in the process of building a computer right now, and have decided to switch from air to water. after seeing the AC pieces, I'll definitely have to use them. I know I'm not going to lose sleep over a couple of degrees. More than...
Stumpy, what did you all buy for your AC components? You stated that you bought your setup for less than $150 (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm wanting to go with an AquaComputer setup due to the amazing looks of the products (I just know Giblet is going to start flaming me, but I don't care).