AMD phenom ii x6 Gaming pc
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Originally posted by Raraken:
Stepping across different architectures is irrelevant. Just stating different architectures is enough.
AMD vs Intel, AMD wins price-performance, and future-proofness. Intel wins performance. Intel isn't very future-proof unless you go for LGA1366.
LGA1156 can just be gone within a few years...
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Originally posted by TIB1051D:
LGA1156 can just be gone within a few years...
Sandy Bridge, Intel's next architecture on the 32nm process, WILL NOT BE USING LGA1156. Rather, LGA1155.
So yeah, bye bye LGA1156. At least LGA1336 has a future roadmap planned out, with more 32nm Nehalem chips. Now we just have to see if that one contact difference between LGA1155 and LGA1156 will allow backward compatibility, like the case of AMD's AMD2/AM3, where AM2 has 1 more pin than AM3, which prevents its usage in AM3 sockets, but the other way is fine. So, can LGA1155 chips be used on LGA1156 boards? We have to wait and see.
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hey guys lets put the x6 aside first. I've got a question: does the biostar g41 m7 have a pci e slot?
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oh and does the asus p5g41 mlx and giga g41m es2l have a pci e slot?
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Originally posted by Raraken:
But the HAF932 is especially dusty, even with all it's "dust filters". I've got quite a bit of dust in my computer already, even though I have dust filters on both intake fans and the exhaust fan.
The HAF932 doesn't come with dust filters...where did you get yours?
Any video showing your case? i just wanna see see xD.
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Originally posted by Call4ljw:
The HAF932 doesn't come with dust filters...where did you get yours?
Any video showing your case? i just wanna see see xD.
Mine has dust filters automatically. So does the HAF932 and just about every CM case with meshed front panels.
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Originally posted by Raraken:
Mine has dust filters automatically. So does the HAF932 and just about every CM case with meshed front panels.
I mean the intake fans...meshed front panels(with dust filters;edit) doesn't help at all.
Any intake fans without dust filters will results in dusty cases.
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Originally posted by Call4ljw:
I mean the intake fans...meshed front panels doesn't help at all.
Any intake fans without dust filters will results in dusty cases.
I mean, because there's a meshed front panel, CM puts dust filters BEHIND the meshed panels.
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According to review sources, the HAF 932 doesn't come with any dust filters...even the meshed front panels.
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Originally posted by Call4ljw:
According to review sources, the HAF 932 doesn't come with any dust filters...even the meshed front panels.
Then sucks to be the owner of a HAF932. After six months can see cobwebs, dust bunnies and a mound of dust in the shape of your HDD.
Anyway, you can see the dust filters on my Elite 334 VERY CLEARLY in the following pic.
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Originally posted by Raraken:
Then sucks to be the owner of a HAF932. After six months can see cobwebs, dust bunnies and a mound of dust in the shape of your HDD.
Anyway, you can see the dust filters on my Elite 334 VERY CLEARLY in the following pic.
That's to pay for huge air flow, which is HAF xD.
Cobwebs? lol... don't exaggerate.
Your case looks so different from the one on CM website.
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Originally posted by Call4ljw:
That's to pay for huge air flow, which is HAF xD.
Cobwebs? lol... don't exaggerate.
Your case looks so different from the one on CM website.
I found cobwebs in the my friend's HAF922. Either that, or it was an odd formation of dust.
And what's so different? Only diff I can see is that mine has a side window.
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Originally posted by Raraken:
I found cobwebs in the my friend's HAF922. Either that, or it was an odd formation of dust.
And what's so different? Only diff I can see is that mine has a side window.
Is that a radiator or some sort at the top 3 drive bays?
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It's a HDD bay with a fan in front :P