Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2011

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9. What's the best part of your rig?

The silence for sure! Thats what Ive built it for.

All because of the 1080 radiator with 9x120mm Scythe Gentle typhoon on it below my house in the crawlspace.

Also the clean look in the living room now, normally my wife had to tell me to clean up my desk.

Now I keep it clean every day myself ;)

ROTM Guru3D July 2011

10. What sucks and should not have been bought?

The Silverstone Strider 1500W power supply. I had to change my fuse box for it with a 16 Amp slow fuse (80,-) to even get it running.

2 weeks after it I found out the Strider doesnt like all my extension cables inside the desk. All my voltages were too low.

ROTM Guru3D July 2011

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