to expensive for my current budget . mayb i try killer whale 1st, later if cannot fit i sell that killer whale n buy axp140

aiyo, buy it right at the 1st time rather than doing incremental change ..

no worry, i grab a cheap killer whale d.. hehe. im just afraid to buy axp140 bcoz of my tall ram...

where do u guys get axp140 from?
specific place and shop name?
and how much is it?

axp140 is around rm300. lingloong, moderno, karom are the seller u should look.

so it's from sellers in this forum instead of shops?

moderno is shop

juz got my Tt Lanbox alu today..
gonna post pics soon

how much fren? seems cool

erm.. approx. rm530.. somehow it comes with a cheapo tt modular 450w psu..

cheapo but modular? nice~..hope u can post the pics after dis

wow RM520 comes with a Modular PSU somemore ..

that price could only get a SUGO 03 case ....

faster post photo .. .

nice price ler,fast fast show off ur case mar

NT06 ar, if all the sellers here out of stock then i think you have to stick to stock hsf for now, lol. I guess you'll have to wait for stocks then.

Btw, from my opinion, its best try not to use quad-cores or the current C2D 3.0ghz procs with such combination, the NT06 have to be fanless when inside the SG02, the quads or the duals with anything near 3ghz can heat up real fast in that case and hsf combination and by using only the PSU to pull the hot air from the cpu would do some damage in the long run.

Unless you are trying to do build a low profile spec system with a proc like :
Amd x2/x3
C2D 7xxx

Anyway, you can test out if you want, its just my two cents.

haha..just reserved a NT06 from buckrogers..he's selling it to me...your info just changed my mind bout getting a e8400 .. so what CPU r u using then?? BTW..the damage in the long run is to CPU or PSU or the HSF??

Sorry to ask ... SFF and normal DEsktop CPU , whats the main different ??
Any link can be learn something new here??

or someone can explain some info with me ?

SFF=Small Form Factor.

the difference between SFF and normal desktop CPU is size...

in a nut shell

any casing that fits atx mobo aint a sff casing

sff casing fits matx mobo & smaller

e8300/e8400 is kinda hot even in ATX cases as far as i know, the long term damage done could be around the area where the heat is stucked, especially the PSU, chipset and MOSFET .
There is not enough air pressure to push the hot air out of the back of SG02 unless you have the PSU fan modded to a 1.6k~2k rpm 12cm fan(overkill,lol), fitting in an NT06 would means there are no room for the FX121 fan.



Expect to see your CPU temps higher than normal, it is because the dissipated heat must pass through the NT06 before it is being sucked out of the case. The holes or mesh beside the case not only pulling cool air in but also pushing some part of the hot air out.

The air pressure of the SG02 is somewhat a flawed design for high-end stuffs, mostly because the main reason for this case is to enable a 10" card to be fitted into it, it is never designed with high end CPU , high power PSU , hot MOSFET , or the CHIPSET cooling in mind. Anyway, results may vary with different hardware, you should test it out with your current planned setup.

More over reviews results done by some site will show some 5c~10c heat difference as Malaysia's weather is kinda warm.



This post has been edited by LWRNCH6550: Jun 25 2009, 03:43 PM

teaser... lol..
pics coming up soon..
uploading to photobucket now..
hehe