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    Old 08-04-2009, 06:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    Old 08-04-2009, 06:55 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    Re: Malcolm's - 3XS Black Widow

    Wow, that really is a beauty - I'm a big fan of well-made air-cooled systems.

    Certainly made full use of the front bays - nice optical arrangement along with the fan controller and X-Fi panel, and I'm assuming those are Noctua fans dotted around the case.

    Can we have a full spec list in this thread please?


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    Old 08-04-2009, 07:01 PM   #3 (permalink)
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    Re: Malcolm's - 3XS Black Widow

    Well chaps, you've surpassed yourselves again.

    Loving the interior arrangement - no mess, no fuss. Lucky chap


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    Lovely jubbly!
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    Ooooh, I like those SATA cables, what are they?

    Oh no, just realised, that almost sounds like, "Ooooh, I like your shoes........"

    You replaced the chassis fans with Noctua? Did you replace the HUGE ones at the top? At the risk of looking Chav like I did quite fancy lit fans at the top, but didn't know if anything would actually fit?

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    very nice job and the new Coolermaster case looks like some quality work too

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    Re: Malcolm's - 3XS Black Widow

    this is an excellent build. is the system really loud? i do know that the two gfx will be noisy but what about the system as a whole?

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    Apologies for not responding to Snooty Jim's request for spec's sooner relating to Malcolm's(thats me) Black Widow but here they are:
    ATCS 840 case containing the following:-Asus Rampage II Extreme X58,Intel core i7 920 2.66 overclocked to 3.6GBwith a Noctua NH-U12P-E Heat Sink
    Corsair 1000HX PSU.Corsair 6GB1600 Dominator memory.
    2 1792MB XFX GTX295 DDR3 Graphic cards.
    1 80GB Intel2.5i MLC Client SSD(Operating Sys Vista Ultimate)
    2 OCZ 120GB Sata2 Vertex series SSD's in '0' Raid Array for FltSimX.
    640WD Sata2 SE16 with 5 partitions for various,apps, back-up,temp folders etc.
    2 Pioneer DVD Drives.
    1 LG GGW-H20L Blue-Ray Burner.
    Akasa Black Card Reader.
    System is cooled by 3 230mm Coolermaster fans,4 Noctua NF-P12 Vortex 120mmfans and then silenced by AcoustiPack side linings and bay blocks.
    Finally sys is connected to 3 Dell 2408WFP monitors by a TripleHeadToGo Digital System.
    The sys is cool under load,very quite and extremely fast.As you can see from the pics posted here Ricks build is very professional and neat.
    I thank Philip for his excellent advice on my choice of components and Paul for all his help.
    So gentlemen if you want a handbuilt computer I can thoroughly recommend Scan!!

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