#Sabertooth 990fx reamp manual#
#Sabertooth 990fx reamp software#

Also excuse the velcro welded to the top of one of the 4TB drives, in a previous case I had a SSD velcroed to the top of the drive, but now the velcro is stuck there forever. That 80mm hanging on there is a Scythe 800rpm job that runs quiet, but cools enough. It's a Sempron X2 190, on a cheap Gigabyte 78LMT-USB3 board.Įxcuse the ghetto heatsink/fan arrangement, the cheap-ass Gigabyte board has horrible fan control, so runs most fans at OMG loud speed. Here's my Define Mini setup, which is my server/NAS/VM host. Then you can hide the cabling in the back of the case. Just a suggestion - mount your drives the other way round, using the other holes in the sled. Power switch: 22mm Bulgin Blue Ring Momentary Optical drive cover' 3/16' thick billet aluminum with finsįront Plates: 1/4' thick Blue transparent cast acrylic and 3/16' thick billet (cnc milled) Optical drive shell: 2' thick cast clear acrylic (cnc milled) Tower Sides: 1/8' thick Blue & UV Green transparent cast acrylic (cnc milled)īase for PSU: 2' thick cast clear acrylic (cnc milled) Tower: 2' thick cast clear acrylic (cnc milled) Tygon 3603 3/8' ID (1/2' OD) Clear TubingĮK PSC fittings, except for water block top (EK hi-flo)

#Sabertooth 990fx reamp manual#

Reservoir = Custom made with manual pressure regulator! (designed & fabricated by cheaps) GPU Cooling = EK-FC470 GTX water block (would have made our own, if time allowed) (Acrylic water block tops fabricated and designed by cheaps) Only gripe is ZOTAC's Motherboard USBs are little buggy, when recognizing new hardwareĬPU = Intel Core i7-870 Lynnfield 2.93GHz 8MB 元 Cache LGA 1156 95W Quad-CoreĬPU = Custom Copper water block (designed by cheaps, randy's swirl design) I'm still using the 1156 system I built and shared on Ars in 2011 here, viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1135668

#Sabertooth 990fx reamp software#

Lots of vents and good fan control through Asus' software means the fans are basically just idling all the time. There is just a slight hum from the PC, even when gaming. Amp is an old Rotel RA-01, CD player is an even older Pioneer PD-207, and speakers are a pair of JBL Control-One.Ĭonsidering the tinny, cheap-ass case (which is surprisingly good), the only noise from the machine is the clattering of the WD drives. Xigmatec Asgard 382 case (£24 bargain of the century)ĭesk is a folding trestle table I found on the road (!), cleaned up and varnished. I just built his machine out of the heap of spares I seemed to have collected during my Bitcoin mining phase a few months ago.Īsus HD7850 DirectCU graphics card (1050MHz core)ġ28GB Samsung PM830 SSD (again, Dell OEM) Been a while since we've done one of these.