QFTebug9 wrote:
Don't buy computer parts from e-bay.
well, just got my case ready to be primed/painted.
Of course, we didn't have any black paint on hand, nor any primer. But still, it's all ready to go.
Looks like my system will be staying like this for a while....
Also, a question for someone knowledgeable in electronics.....
I have two of these 60mm fans in my case:
These are just the stock fans that came with the Tt Lanbox.
My question is: can I cut off the moles cable, and solder on a 3-pin connector so I can attach the fans directly to the motherboard? Will it draw too much power, or too little?
It says on the back "DC 12V 0.12A" if that helps.
Of course, we didn't have any black paint on hand, nor any primer. But still, it's all ready to go.
Looks like my system will be staying like this for a while....
Also, a question for someone knowledgeable in electronics.....
I have two of these 60mm fans in my case:
These are just the stock fans that came with the Tt Lanbox.
My question is: can I cut off the moles cable, and solder on a 3-pin connector so I can attach the fans directly to the motherboard? Will it draw too much power, or too little?
It says on the back "DC 12V 0.12A" if that helps.
Last edited by Sup3r_Dr4gon (2009-10-19 21:40:30)
Should be just fine. I hate how little fans like that have such a HUGE middle portion and only tiny fins... such a stupid design imo
Small question
Whats is Temp 1, 2, and 3? What exactly is it reading?
Whats is Temp 1, 2, and 3? What exactly is it reading?
I'm pretty sure, correct me if I'm wrong, that it is the measurement of each of your processor's cores. You do have a quad core correct?NeXuS wrote:
Small question
http://img.imagedash.com/3po6.jpg
Whats is Temp 1, 2, and 3? What exactly is it reading?
Dual core
Wouldn't it show 4 readings then?Reddhedd wrote:
I'm pretty sure, correct me if I'm wrong, that it is the measurement of each of your processor's cores. You do have a quad core correct?NeXuS wrote:
Small question
http://img.imagedash.com/3po6.jpg
Whats is Temp 1, 2, and 3? What exactly is it reading?
And he has a dual core
temp #3 is null (no sensor, or no input)NeXuS wrote:
Small question
Whats is Temp 1, 2, and 3? What exactly is it reading?
temp #2 or #1 is ambient, likely on the MB - the other probably the PSU
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
One word: Compatibility.Wallpaper wrote:
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
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http://www.ocbay.net/burnzz wrote:
QFTebug9 wrote:
Don't buy computer parts from e-bay.
picking up my 5870 this afternoon anyone interested in installation/pics/performance?
picsLucien wrote:
picking up my 5870 this afternoon anyone interested in installation/pics/performance?
Yeah. It should obviously be formatted to ext4Wallpaper wrote:
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
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My brother came in the other day saying his friends USB drive was broken.Wallpaper wrote:
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
It was a 16gb one, and it supposedly didnt fit a 5gb ISO. FAT32 :thumbsup:
Am I correct in assuming thats because NTFS has issues with Macs? (that WD etc format their drives with FAT32).
Just finished painting my case.
I know the painting may look a bit shoddy and patchy, but the paint is really glossy and reflects the light/grey newspaper. It looks much better IRL.
I'm going to have a look at it this morning. I've already got two coats on it, I don't think I'll need any more.
Stay tuned for a completed setup pic.
I know the painting may look a bit shoddy and patchy, but the paint is really glossy and reflects the light/grey newspaper. It looks much better IRL.
I'm going to have a look at it this morning. I've already got two coats on it, I don't think I'll need any more.
Stay tuned for a completed setup pic.
FAT32 single file size limitation is just under 4GB.TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
My brother came in the other day saying his friends USB drive was broken.Wallpaper wrote:
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
It was a 16gb one, and it supposedly didnt fit a 5gb ISO. FAT32 :thumbsup:
Am I correct in assuming thats because NTFS has issues with Macs? (that WD etc format their drives with FAT32).
Barring third-party drivers, Macs can only read NTFS.
Last edited by Ilocano (2009-10-21 09:13:50)
Yeh, I knew about the 4gb file size thing. Hence my :thumbsup: to FAT32 for not allowing me to put a 5gb ISO on the flash drive.Ilocano wrote:
FAT32 single file size limitation is just under 4GB.TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
My brother came in the other day saying his friends USB drive was broken.Wallpaper wrote:
Why would WD format a somewhat recently made external drive to FAT32? Grrr
It was a 16gb one, and it supposedly didnt fit a 5gb ISO. FAT32 :thumbsup:
Am I correct in assuming thats because NTFS has issues with Macs? (that WD etc format their drives with FAT32).
Barring third-party drivers, Macs can only read NTFS.
Macs cant read FAT32? What the shits the point in making them FAT32 then, who uses that anymore?
No. Mac's can read/write FAT32. They can only read NTFS. They can't write NTFS.TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
Yeh, I knew about the 4gb file size thing. Hence my :thumbsup: to FAT32 for not allowing me to put a 5gb ISO on the flash drive.Ilocano wrote:
FAT32 single file size limitation is just under 4GB.TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
My brother came in the other day saying his friends USB drive was broken.
It was a 16gb one, and it supposedly didnt fit a 5gb ISO. FAT32 :thumbsup:
Am I correct in assuming thats because NTFS has issues with Macs? (that WD etc format their drives with FAT32).
Barring third-party drivers, Macs can only read NTFS.
Macs cant read FAT32? What the shits the point in making them FAT32 then, who uses that anymore?
^and growing. .. imagine if people actually had the money to order it.
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looks good.Sup3r_Dr4gon wrote:
Just finished painting my case.
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i235/ … black1.jpg
I know the painting may look a bit shoddy and patchy, but the paint is really glossy and reflects the light/grey newspaper. It looks much better IRL.
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i235/ … black2.jpg
I'm going to have a look at it this morning. I've already got two coats on it, I don't think I'll need any more.
Stay tuned for a completed setup pic.
Downloadin' W7 (legally, even). Somehow Im getting 1.5-2 mb/s
Enjoy it, it's great.
This. MacFUSE + NTFS-3G = write to NTFSIlocano wrote:
No. Mac's can read/write FAT32. They can only read NTFS. They can't write NTFS.