I commented on your media pc, said it looked great because it does and followed some discussion on fans in the thread. You don't seem to mind other people "derailing" your thread. If you don't want me to troll everything you post you might want to not start shit when I'm being civil.

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I see, so when it's your thread everyone has to suck your dick and only talk to you and about what you want but in other threads you have no problem getting slightly off topic.

This post was edited by rockonkenshin on Jul 27 2009 03:54pm

so hopefully sometime soon i will have the new 80mm fan i ordered, they where out of stock on the one i wanted, so i suggested some alternatives, priced, quite a bit higher i might add


so hopefully it doesnt take them another freaking WEEK to get back to me on it


not newegg btw

decided to get both on another site because it was the cheapest place (after shipping) to get the 120mm x 12mm scythe fan

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=925072&CatId=802

I have 4 of those in my computer already.

I just ordered another one for my side .

I have a total of 6 120mm fans in my computer + the one infront .

Check the airflow/RPM when they are cranked up (they come with their own controller that's fucking awesome.)

Lol'd irl. Too true

So how much did all of this cost you in the end? Was it worth it?

Uber sexy. What's the price after rebates?

$25 for a thermaltake fan is a bit much, thats $100 for 4 fans BEFORE tigers shipping

I guarantee you that scythe fans will perform better @ $11-12 each leaving you $50+ left over for a fan controller (full on 4-6-slot controller) AND blue cold cathodes

from newegg.ca
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835185058



also normal 120mm fans wont fit in this case, as its a slim-micro-atx case and theres hardly any clearance for the 120mm x 12mm, the CPU fan/heatsink would get in the way



it was $450 or so in the end, considering that it does the job of a $200-300 blu-ray player, and a $200 DVR, as well as functioning as a PC, it was totally worth it

This post was edited by Ice98 on Jul 28 2009 02:30pm

Almost exactly what I am going for with my computer. Nothing too expensive, but ready to be upgraded at any moment in time. Next thing I plan to do a big upgrade on is the Motherboard that I have. I bought a very cheap one, because I knew nothing about them at the time. I found a few that I liked on Newegg.com now.

dont get the same case unless its being purpose built as a media or office PC


this case im limited to HD4650 graphics as its the best low-profile card currently out there

tho im fine with EAH3450

I bought the EAH3450 because it was not too expensive, and it was by a brand I knew to be quality. I received it, and never looked back since installation. I would recommend this card to anyone looking to build a budget PC.