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#63 · (Edited)
Here we have a pic of my makeshift northbridge/rear of GPU summer cooling sullution. A spare OEM AMD 6000RPM fan with a fried soundcard faceplate as a mounting bracket. I have a better HSF for it in the works, but this will do for now I spose. The duct you see is an old Pringles can and a paper bag to duct air onto the GF3. It's hella ugly but it works rather well.

I seriously need to get my box painted. You would think having a father that paints cars for a living I would have this done by now. I just cant part with it for long enough to do it I guess heh.
 
#64 ·
Erm, is there any way I could attach an extra amd fan to my radeon900 heatsink with some glue or something. I dont think glue would work cause the heatsink of the radeon gets damn hot.
 
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#65 ·
Acctualy, try some glue from a hot glue gun. The temps that a graphics card reaches are not hot enough to melt that. Plus, if you need it to come off later its pretty easy.
 
#66 ·
I just tryed some super glue. It seems to work, I only put a very small amount on, so if it melts, it wont go very far, and it will fall vertically downward, away from anything else. Time to load up generals and see if it sticks. :) Thanks.
 
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I finaly just went ahead and did it. I took off the panels and top so my old man could paint them today. They are '92 Subaru Electra Blue Metalic. Just some of the stuff he had left over from a recent job. I'll post some pics of them and fully reasembled tommorow sometime. For now here is what it looks like with my super crappy Logitech Express webcam. Try not to cringe to much, I know they look terrible.

Heh, note the shells ontop of the monitor, .357 Mag, 9mm, and a .22L infront of the dancing beer can.
 
#68 ·
I've already showed the inside of my computer before, but here are some with a better quality Digital Camera.

1st shot: The inside
2nd shot: Close up of my Coolmaster Aero7+ heatsink FAn
3rd shot: Shot in the dark
4th shot: Front of case with Aero7+ fan control dial
 
#77 · (Edited)
OK all painted and reasembled. Took a few pics with a normal camera, but those wont be developed for a while, so some crappy webcam pics will have to do for now. God I hate this webcam... lol. It does the colour no justice at all. Oh yeah, the faceplates are not painted, since I couldn't care less really, and was to lazy to take apart the drives. This thing is crazy shiny now, and will be even more so when the paint cures up and hardens in a few weeks so I can polish it.
 
#78 ·
wow! that will look pretty sweet all buffed out:) what the heck, here's mine:
 
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Galway no Sora said:
Woah, I wish I could have one of that HSF. Mine at 38 and 48 full load :(
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WTF?!?! I must be doing something wrong here, I'm idle at ~56 and ~62 full load! my hsf is steady 5625rpm
 
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