Search results matching tag 'Case'

USB 3.0

EYoung — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 17:34:53 GMT

Hey.

Eventually when I save up enough I was going to upgrade my machine and wondering if the existing case USB 2.0 ports are compatible with a USB 3.0 motherboard.

I know USB 3.0 is backwards compatible, but not sure is older 2.0 ports would work fully on 3.0 devices.

RE: Antec Announces “One” Budget-Friendly Gaming Case

mhenriday — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 07:45:08 GMT

The specs look good ; I'm waiting for a review which can provide a better idea of how well it functions as a build platform....

Henri

What does your cable managment look like??

unknownD3VIL — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:30:00 GMT

Show me what your cable management is like..

i'll show you one from one of my rigs:

Re: Question on a dual loop water cooling setup using XSPC dual pump Res. W/2X MCP355 pumps

Crazy V — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:50:12 GMT

Thanks for the advice, as for fitting it I've prefitted the triple rad in the top of the case and the quad rad mounts on the back piggy back with a koolance rad mount. the video cards will loop from the top to bottom and then back to top so as not to bother the bottom mounted psu, also allowing for less hose to the quad rad. The MCP355 pumps mount to the XSPC res in two bays. With everything in the case it fits real well with room to spare. Much better than the same basic setup in my Cosmo S type case, Minus the res and these pumps. 1/2 inch is what i was thinking but the pumps are at question. 1/2 hose fits well with plenty of room for the bends. I try to minimize the hose to as little as possible. Once again thanks. And if you could suggest some pumps as i was thinking of ordering two MCP655 pumps instead.

RE: Thermaltake Launches Element S Chassis

3vi1 — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:55:45 GMT

Looking at that case, I would expect it to say something like:

"Help, Michael, the villains put me in a car compactor. Take me back to Devon and Bonnie so that I can be repaired."

Then, it would use patented "Microlock" technology to stop the bad-guys car in its tracks. I always thought that Microlock was a deus ex machina cop-out, but now that I'm older I realize it was just way ahead of it's time: He was actually telling OnStar that the car was stolen and they were locking up its brakes.