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    Asus Gene V in a cosmos II case

    You guys think its an overkill putting an Asus Gene V in my huge cosmos case. On holiday and bored so feeling like taking my sabertooth out and putting in the Gene
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    Re: Asus Gene V in a cosmos II case

    Is this the Asus Gene VI for the Haswell? If so, do it!!!

    Or do you have a Gene V's (Sandy/Ivy)? If it just as Sandy or Ivy chip I wouldn't bother. Also do you have a van load of these? Lol
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    Re: Asus Gene V in a cosmos II case

    LOL had two Gene V's bud as I was going to build two builds with them. Always been a Gene fan.
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    Re: Asus Gene V in a cosmos II case

    A mATX board is going to be lost in a cosmos2

    If you want to go smaller I'd suggest having a look at the fractal design ARC mini R2 http://www.fractal-design.com/?view=...ory=2&prod=117
    Swap to the Gene V and you could easily get all the kit in your sig in there and you'll still have great cooling.

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