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Shane said:
Oh,I like that Jason..very clean and tidy looking. :)

Cant beat a good air cooler like that,Next time i upgrade im going back to air cooling rather than going the AIO route,My H60I is okay,But nothing special..i could get better temps from air.
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I did some research before I bought my NH-U14S about what the best option for around £50 was. This NH-U14S was £50 which I thought was really good value. For the same money I could have bought a Corsair H55 or H60 which I was tempted by because I thought they'd make my build look nicer, but a lot of people were saying that good air cooler is better than one of the all-in-ones if you have £50 to spend.

Geoff said:
Because Intel is better :)
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Yeah! Wohooo! :D
 
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Calin said:
Until Zen comes out :)
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Yeah let's see what this illusive 'Zen' is like. Hopefully it will save us all. ;)

I'm hoping they're good so that Intel can lower their prices a bit. Skylake is more expensive than the previous generation chips were. I wonder if lack of decent competition from the green side has anything to do with it?
 
Just for the size, easy to see and had it laying around. Its nice when we watch a movie on it. Got tired of squinting. Im not as young as I used to be.
 
Here's pictures of before and after I installed my new cooler and RAM. I'm kinda excited for the day I finally replace the dang PSU because that gives me a chance to do some cable management. :rolleyes:
Before:
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The CoolerMaster V6GT has blue fans in it because one of the fans on the cooler burnt out and the V6GT just uses two 120mm fans, so I figured why not and bought two blue fans.

After:
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New cooler is a Zalman CNPS9900MAX-B. My PC actually runs cooler with this instead of the V6GT and this cooler is slim enough that I could access my RAM slots to install the new sticks.
 
Darren said:
You need to buy some canned air. Your front fans are downright furry.
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Canned air is a poor investment, better off doing what I did and buying a cheap(ish) electric duster. Paid like £20 or £30 for it and it will last forever and is much more effective and it doesn't freeze your hands to death and there's no risk of moisture. I know a can of air is a few bucks or I paid about £10 for 5 of them, but they're not powerful at all and you will keep on buying it. When the cans eventually de-pressurise too, they are useless. I now have 4 or 5 cans of air underneath my desk that have de-pressurised and are now useless. :( The electric duster/blower can also be used as a hoover too. Obviously not for your PC, but it's good for hoovering the car mats! ;)

Anyway, power supply comes first! Power supply before eating, remember! If he gets kicked out because he can't pay his rent, tough! At least he will have a power supply! :D :D
 
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I dust the frickin PC every week. I have a dog, and a cat and other small animals. My whole house is dust and hair. Really no way of preventing a dusty PC...

spirit said:
Anyway, power supply comes first! Power supply before eating, remember! If he gets kicked out because he can't pay his rent, tough! At least he will have a power supply! :D :D
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No worry about rent, I'm 14 and I live in a HOUSE. Lol
 
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