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#115961 - 01/11/06 06:11 PM
Re: Well -- I finally did "something", too
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120mm Moe. It comes with three: top, CPU-back and PSU intermediary. You can add a dedicated 80mm graphics card exhaust fan, utilizing the P180's 90 degree ductwork (which I didn't install). Thanks for the extender cable tip. As you can see it was the tautest run for me. Originally posted by Moe: Joe, That's the stock 80mm fan that comes with the case. I don't have enough room for it yet with all of the extra power cords.
Hey Bill, may I advise the Athena 4-pin power cable extender?
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16812198005
It's the same color cords as the Seasonic's and fits perfectly. I was going to have to go under the graphics card, around the chip cooler, and all betwixt the heatsink but luckily I added this to my order just in time! Yours looks good though!
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#115963 - 01/13/06 03:44 AM
Re: Well -- I finally did "something", too
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Looked at the P180 at CompUSA today -- first time I saw it in real-life. The side was off the display case and I could slide out the HD cages and spin the fans. Very nice. It seems they have almost all sources of noise transmitted through structure somewhat damped. I particularly like the soft grommets for the hard drives. The only thing extra I would want is grommets for the fans. Otherwise the front panel is well organized with the jacks very convenient. Moe the display also had a very slightly warped door -- but it worked. All in all, a reasonable choice for a quiet-computer fanatic at Newegg prices -- and very expensive at CompUSA.
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#115966 - 01/19/06 10:01 PM
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I guess I can't embed their image either.  Yes, certainly unusual. But it does draw low/cool air over the HDDs and then on to the PSU where its integral fan ultimately exhausts it.
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#115968 - 01/20/06 04:00 AM
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#115970 - 01/20/06 12:19 PM
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Bill, new upgrades on the horizon for me... Pentium D 955 Extreme (Dual Core 3.46Ghz x2 2MB L2) ATI X1900XTX 4GB Crucial Ballistix DDR2-1000 (PC2-8000) Time to catch up Bill.  -Skater
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#115972 - 01/20/06 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by Skater.: Time to catch up Bill. I don't think anyone will be catching up to that for a while...
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