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    Very nice
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    My Shuttle history. All at stock speeds.

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    well got it up and running need to strip it and try again with the cables (nest)

    Antec fusion remote black
    corsair hw650w
    intel q6600
    Gainward 4870 golden sample
    Mini ninja
    lg blu/hd-dvd
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    idle temps are 33c load about 45c






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    umm no fan on that cpu cooler for a quad core cpu?

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    would not really need one. the two fans at the side are nearly on it
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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    my lian li 350 water cooled build




    Last edited by paulie111; 27-09-2009 at 07:45 PM.

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    Nice one paulie111, loving that!

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by DeludedGuy View Post
    Nice one paulie111, loving that!
    cheers,

    must admit i'm really chuffed the way it turned out, way better than my original expectations. Just got to do a window mod next the cpu and cover it in a mesh to help vent the heat from the rad and its finished

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    That looks fantastic paulie, I'm thinking about doing an SFF build for my next project.

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    Havent actually posted my SFF in here, so here it goes.

    SG03 With the mesh spray painted in monza blue.










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    +1 for floppy disk
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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    I updated my SFF desktop a week or so ago while waiting for a new monitor to arrive, and figured I might as well pop some shots in here There's some other photo's of me modding a spare low-profile PCI plate for the GPU, which I might stick up somewhere eventually, but here's a potted run down of the rebuild:

    First up, the case and components!

    That's an AOpen H360b - allegedly in "cool gray", but raise your hand if you think that's actually "beige"? Originally home to a Sempron 2300+ on an ASUS A7N8X-VM (NForce 2) running Fedora Core 3, it's been through a few changes of hardware since (mostly downgrades), so it's nice to have it back up to something of a reasonable standard: The Biostar is a s478 motherboard supporting PCIe and DDR2, backed up by a Celeron D 345 (3.06GHz/256kb/533fsb), 2x 512MB DDR2 533MHz RAM, and a low profile 8400GS. The hard drive is a WD1600AAJS (160GB, 7200rpm, SATA2, 8MB cache). Also going in (not in the photo) is a Buffalo low profile PCI wireless card.

    The H360b's removable drive cage actually makes building very easy:

    The clip in bay at the front holds one 3.5" hard drive. The drive cage - which we'll get to later - is very flexible, with either 2 5.25" bays or 1 5.25" and 2 3.5". The PSU is an FSP unit rated to 250W - it should easily cope with the celeron + 8400GS - note how close the fan is to the CPU socket?



    It's all part of AOpen's cunning airflow plan! The case is designed for a side-blowing CPU cooler, which vents through the PSU, improving the airflow. Interestingly, this cooler is the cheapest available on ebay and I'd picked it up before reading up on the airflow design of the case! Once I read about this, I knew the rebuild was meant to be


    As I mentioned, the drive cage is very flexible:

    I've gone with one 5.25" and 2 3.5", allowing me to add a DVD/CD-RW combo drive, a floppy drive, and a USB media bay - 7 in 1 flash reader + an extra front USB. This motherboard, unlike the previous boards held in this case, has 2 sets of USB headers, so I've been able to use both the media bay and the front USB, giving me a total of 3 front USB: should be plenty Once the drive cage is in and closed you can see how tight a fit everything actually is - I'm not winning any awards for neat wiring on this one! Still, once the top's on you can't tell, and it looks like any other nice neat desktop PC:





    Now, I have to admit to being somewhat sceptical about this clever "vent through the PSU" cooling system, but I'm a strong believer in numbers. I've not put CoreTemp on it yet, but according to the motherboard's bundles software, the CPU is running at ~ 22 degrees at idle! Now, that room is kept pretty cool, but given that in an open case my Q6600 idles at nearer 37 degrees, that's pretty good in my book

    Other impressions from having installed the OS (Win XP Pro) and bundled software: both the Motherboard and GPU come with monitoring & overclocking software - a nice addition and it'll be fun to see how far the well-designed airflow in this can take some bumps in frequencies The whole system is very responsive - but I'd expect no less from a fresh install of XP on 1GB RAM Everything installed very smoothly indeed. Next tasks are to a) check the idle and load power draw, b) to run some benchmarks then start overclocking, c) to decide where it's going to go in the office!


    I was going to throw in a few pics of my beloved Antec Aria too, but don't seem to have any handy: so I'll have to save those for another day!
    Last edited by scaryjim; 03-06-2010 at 03:34 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scaryjim View Post
    That's an AOpen H360b - allegedly in "cool gray", but raise your hand if you think that's actually "beige"?
    I actually did a double take, looks just like our old Acorn A5000.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superscaper View Post
    I actually did a double take, looks just like our old Acorn A5000.
    Ooooh, harsh

    I think there's a black version out there which probably looks better. But aesthetics aside, it's a really well thought out case that's a pleasure to build into. I'd strongly recommend AOpen cases to anyone thinking of an SFF build...

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    Re: SFF PC Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by cowboy1969 View Post
    well got it up and running need to strip it and try again with the cables (nest)

    Antec fusion remote black
    corsair hw650w
    intel q6600
    Gainward 4870 golden sample
    Mini ninja
    lg blu/hd-dvd
    1tb+360gb
    8gb corsair xms2

    idle temps are 33c load about 45c





    Is that a gun on your window sill in the top picture :S. BTW nice system thinking of doing something similar with a lian li PC-c39b. But your's looks so nice i might do it with a remote fusion black case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.ruel View Post
    Is that a gun on your window sill in the top picture :S. BTW nice system thinking of doing something similar with a lian li PC-c39b. But your's looks so nice i might do it with a remote fusion black case.
    Judging by the tub of yellow BB's next to it, I would guess it's an airsoft gun!

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