how was ther performance ?
GigaWorks series

why shock about this speaker?
rm449?
i think it's overpriced.


edited the price...saw it wrongly

This post has been edited by sukhoi37: Jan 23 2008, 08:19 PM

It is 2.0 speaker right ?
wow....Im wondering isit better than any 2.1 speakers ?

unbelievable!


rm 449. wat i can say is u pay wat u get for.

edited oversize pic.

This post has been edited by merzchan: Jan 23 2008, 08:21 PM

sad, sabah dont have sell.

just getting accustomed to the wheel is gonna take me some time....

how much you got it?

match with my newly bought dell ultrasharp 2208

at RM920 after crazy negotiations.......hehehe

i'm thinking abt getting this to replace my ageing S2.1D



http://www.inter-asia.com.my/main.php?sect...&product_id=189



its about 700 bux iirc..

whatya think

This post has been edited by jinaun: Jan 23 2008, 08:54 PM

test it before u buy & believe in ur ear. that's all i can say. i never test this speaker before so i wounldnt give any comment on it.
different ppl taste different ya know.

This post has been edited by merzchan: Jan 23 2008, 09:39 PM

believe in my eyes??? u mean my ears?? izzit?

LOL

Wow, I didn't know the Creative Gigaworks T20 costs almost RM500.

That is really expensive such a small speakers and one without subwoofer, no offense though.

Truth be told, I have tested their Gigaworks 5.1 ProGamer and the other old version. Both sounds lovely when playing music and the bass was strong enough.

Might want to audit this one too.

sorry is yr ear.
typo lar.

If I did so, I would have messed the air flow inside my casing and decrease on the efficiency. In a way it may generate more heat inside the casing instead .

Hahaha... actually wanted to get it done "one shot" along with the project, but my budget really finished liao ~

Thanks . UV should be hide rather than being revealed, should have enough space for it?

Yeaps, not really many gfx out there with UV Reactive .

going to get vs6021 soon...

yoh... u got so many come give me 1... .... where u all get that.. so many geh.. free gift ah?

I know a friend who is selling dolls locally, get them at very cheap price, all 4 for not more than RM150. Small surprise present for my GF. The biggest one is big enough for her to hug every night when she sleep.


Here's what I got today.

Another new HSF to play with after CoolerMaster Gemin II


Removed the push pin


This method is much more better than push pin. Thermalright LGA 775 bolt-thru kit I got last time, also used this on my Thermaltake BigTyphoon VX.


Finished installation





Somehow, the temp is same with my lapped BT VX on both idle and load. I expect it to be much cooler. Let the thermal paste sink for a few days and see got any improvement or not, else re-apply thermal paste.

This post has been edited by Hyde`fK: Jan 24 2008, 12:18 AM

i doubt that the temperature would be the same if you compare BT VX and Xigmatek both inside the casing(with sidepanel closed ).

another thing need to highlight here,

the thermalpaste apply method is very important for HDT cooler.
make sure all the heatpipes have contact with the thermalpaste.

add one more:
your xigmatek haven lapped yet.

This post has been edited by sukhoi37: Jan 24 2008, 12:22 AM

I don't have a casing, so don't know how it will performs. I normally spread the thermal paste all over the IHS of proc evenly for maximum contact with HSF base, shouldn't be a problem. Wonder how much cooler it will be after lapped. Anyone have already lapped theirs?