@Ruruloko:

Congratulations Zupernico, my congratulations for this great work you bring us. Without a doubt the acrylic tube gives a feeling and view to our towers that is brutal.

I can imagine the work you have had for the whole tube, but all that labor bears fruit.

I would like to see it with the blocks on the gpus and I advise you the EVGA SLI bridge is a stunner :wall:

Regards and enjoy it.

Thanks Ruruloko, about the sli bridge, it's true it fascinates me, although the color would need something done to it, hehe. In any case a few days ago I took out at least the ugly bridge I had and put this one, they are low quality photos because they are made to pass them through whatsapp, at least it looks better than the one I had, but yes, I agree with you that the evga one is beautiful.

Thanks for the help.
From what I've seen, you don't have any specific block suitable for my graphics and the idea of having to put a generic block and having to refresh the vram in another way doesn't convince me. anyway, thank you very much for everything again

@Mystique:

Man, it's not pretty but when you remove the paint the heat exchange is more effective with the material in the air, which the paint always insulates a little

Man the black chrome is not as conductive as raw aluminum but well there is a lot of remilgado.

@Mystique:

The bad thing is the mounts. It will depend on the sockets that can be used without buying anything extra...

It supports with the mounts that come with Intel 1366 / 775 and AM2 / AM2+ / AM3... if not with the universal adapter it is compatible with all current Intel LGA 775/1156/1366/1155/2011/1150 and AMD AM2/AM2+/AM3/AM3+/FM1/FM2 sockets

Check that you mounted the rubber pads between the heatsink and the fan.

If you like LEDs, this is what a Corsair Hydro H100i looks like.

Personally, I like coolers better whose beauty lies in their good performance, like this Swiftech Apogee XT that I now keep in a drawer.

Salu2!

hello
Espina, you take your design, rotate it 180º and add legs to it, F.A and graphic will take in air from the outside (and since you can't see them, you can mount anti-dust filters, even if they are not aesthetically pleasing) on the top or a couple of 120 fans or one 200 fan blowing air out
regards

@Franziskaner:

:facepalm: I don't criticize the table, I just say that if you have all those tools you can do whatever you want, but if not, it's much cheaper to go to a board sales company and have them cut the wood for you. And I can say more, even with all those tools I doubt anyone would buy some boards (whole) of 244*122 and cut them with the circular saw without a guide ;D
The IKEA furniture for me has always been a M***** that the piece of furniture in question is well done YES but I doubt that many people who come to this forum have the necessary tools to do something similar and if I say that if someone wants something similar they just have to go to a lumber store, pass the "disassembly" and then at home they "carve" it, varnish it and assemble it
Regards

Valla comments:facepalm:

My congratulations for the mod, for the post, and for the steps taken to bring that great table to life;D
I hope that one day, my "Desktop" yes, also the one for Windows, looks as flawless as the one you show.
Now I look around and…:ffu:

A pleasure to see such well done work, beautiful and simple

@Redbanana00:

Hello, I'm going to build a computer, and for the processor I'm going to buy an AMD FX-4130 with the HS78 cooler from amd [the one that comes standard] my question is, could the performance of this be improved?
I don't know, by changing the fan [if it can be done], by putting better thermal paste... Etc
I ask this in order to instead of overclocking it to 4ghz, overclock it to 4.2
Could it be done?
Thanks in advance

Keeping the stock cooler on AMDs is optional if:

• The room temperature will never exceed 20º C. and/or
• The temperature inside the case will never exceed 30º C. and/or
• You don't plan to overclock. and/or
• You can't afford to get a better one in the short term.

For other purposes, mounting a more efficient cooler is not only recommended, but almost mandatory.

It is true that the internal cooling of a laptop can get dirty very easily (especially with fabrics), but to heat it up it doesn't have to be dirty, just give it a bit of a workout for a while.
Putting a cooling pad on it or at least something to separate it from the table is completely essential if you give intensive use to a laptop that is at least a bit powerful. And not just because of the cpu, often the cpu is safe by a hair thanks to its mini active heatsink but the disk and other parts of the system get too hot.
My laptop has been waiting for a more thorough overhaul for a while now, but I already suspect the power stage, and more so after the mega burn-in sessions that my ex-wife used to do, without a base or rubber feet or anything, I mean the coffee table glass was almost burning <:(
Salu2.

Don't worry, we appreciate it when you drop by every now and then, some of us also have half-finished mods in the closet... :ugly:
Let's hope that this Christmas we all get our act together!

Best regards

…..? Which foam?

Oops, I didn't know about the refloated of more than 3 years.

@Kernel1.0:

Vaya buitre xD
Edito:

Cumplo una importante labor social, deberías saberlo :troll: :troll: :troll:

Si el disco esta en una bahía normal para discos de 3.5 o sea directamente tocando la chapa lo primero que necesitas es algo como esto Y si aun asi se escucha el giro del plato puedes forrar las tapas de la torre por dentro con lamina de espuma fina, en accesorios para coches se consigue material de ese tipo del que se emplea para insonorizar maleteros en instalaciones de sonido y cosas asi. Ten presente que el disco genera calor y el recalentamiento lo puede fastidiar, asi que cosas como forrarlo o algo asi depende mucho como lo hagas te lo puedes ir cargando. Asimismo no estaría de mas que te pusieses un programa que te registre las temperaturas de los discos para saber que los cambios que hagas en su instalación no le afecten negativamente (como dejarlo en un rincón donde no circule nada de aire). Por cierto, esto no es una rama, es un submarino. Salu2.

I've read good reviews about the Swiftech 220, it seems to perform better than the H110 despite being smaller, I think I'll get the H220 that I found on amazon: Swiftech H220 - Case fan (with fan): Amazon.es: Computers
If anyone here has it and can give me their opinion I would appreciate it.
Regards.