Well, in the end I managed to buy the new power supply but even so the space was very tight and I preferred to mount the thin fans for the top. And I ordered a couple of Arctic P12 slim, they work very well, they work from 200rpm and up to 1000rpm they hardly make any noise. They cost half of the Noctua ones, and the design of the blades is quite nice: http://imgur.com/a/u1uFR0M

Great post!

Good analysis, detailed and makes you want to play it

At the rate I'm going, I'm marking it down for the STEAM Sales of 2022

Best regards! Gamer!

Reduced to 190€

@cobito said in [Caja] Thermaltake Core V1:

I really like that case. I'm tired of my tower with some 5.25" bays that I no longer need. This one seems quite spacious even to put in graphics cards that are more or less big. Let's see if I finally decide to upgrade, I really need it.

By the way, I've uploaded the images to the forum server, so there's no risk that they will disappear over time.

Ok, I've put links to the rest of the photos in each part, if you want you can upload them too.

I think we are going to have very similar things this year in terms of prices, at least until the first part of the year. Anyway, it's not just about processors, GPUs are skyrocketing and we will see if we don't notice it in some more components since I read that ram was going to go up in price.

Greetings!!

@Sylver thanks. Well yes, it's a mini itx but spacious. I have to write a review when I have some time, it's pretty well made for what it costs. And I'm very happy with the graphics for the 195€ it cost...

@cobito:

I think I remember that in Windows Vista and later, you had to enable an option to see shared folders from other computers. Go to 'Network' and see if you get any message saying that network folder detection is disabled.

No, it's enabled, the truth is that I've looked everywhere… I hate these Windows stories :frio: anyway now I have to see what I use to sync with Linux.

For the moment I've tried downloading torrents, the media server without transcoding (divx and hd mkv work) and the transcoding of mkv with its app for the iPad works very well too. I've also set up synchronization with dropbox, Time Machine and now I was trying with remote access but I can't get it to work with DDNS... anyway I don't know if it's the router's fault.

Anyway, highly recommended, too bad that there's no software compatible with the new ARM.

Starting at $1100. It's a very good price for what you get, really.

Bueno, pues me ha costado más de lo que esperaba… por la sencilla razón de que no puedo ser conservador a la hora de elegir componentes... que le voy a hacer, me gustan grandes. Aún así. ahí van dos configuraciones: Biostar Hi-Fi B85S3 ≈ 63 € Intel BX80646G3220 ≈ 60€ G.Skill 8GB DDR3-1333 ≈ 63 € 2 XFX FX-777A-ZDF4 ≈ 184 € UDD Toshiba 500GB ≈ 45 € DVDR LiteOn iHAS524 ≈ 25 € Zalman ZM-T2 ≈ 21 € Aerocool AP-550 ≈ 36€ Total ≈ 600 € con IVA AMD Athlon II X3 450 ≈ 57 € Biostar A780L3C Ver. 7.x ≈ 37 € MSI R7850-2GD5/OC ≈ 153 € G.Skill 8GB DDR3-1333 ≈ 63 € UDD Toshiba 500GB ≈ 45 € DVDR LiteOn iHAS524 ≈ 25 € Zalman ZM-T2 ≈ 21 € Aerocool AP-550 ≈ 36€ Total ≈ 520 con IVA Es que, sinceramente y lo digo de verdad, me duele poner algo más barato. Edito: Perdona hombre, es que estos días ando algo espeso. :ugly: Edito 2: Esto es lo más menos que puedo aportar a ésta diabólica rama. ;D Biostar A780L3C Ver. 7.x ≈ 37 € AMD Athlon II X2 270 ≈ 47 € MSI R7750-PMD2GD3 ≈ 82 € G.Skill 8GB DDR3-1333 ≈ 63 € UDD Toshiba 500GB ≈ 45 € DVDR LiteOn iHAS524 ≈ 25 € Zalman ZM-T2 ≈ 21 € Aerocool AP-550 ≈ 36€ Total ≈ 430 con IVA Nota: en estas configuraciones, nada de OC (traen disipadores de casa), y los paneles laterales de la torre fuera, para poner un ventilador que sople todo el año. Configuración 3D a máxima resolución, sin filtros y con el vSync apagado para arañar fps. Detalles medio, detalle del modelo alta, distancia de visión máximo, iluminación medio, detalle de la textura alto, detalle del agua bajo, detalle de las sombras bajo o muy bajo, detalles adicionales vegetación, etc, bajo. Válido para casi todos los juegos.

I tell you that there are four guys working and one on the phone, if you look closely all the comments are 5 stars... clearly manipulated. They are some slobs who buy repair kits from China and make money that way, they remove, put and send, they don't know more; if something goes wrong it's anyone's fault and that's it, they don't pay for more shipments. If I went to the physical store it would be different, there they would realize because on a visit you put them in tune, but at a distance either they attend you well or it's complicated to complain. You all know that changing a screen on a laptop is removing 4 screws and little more, they must know how to do that but repairing these devices WELL is another thing and clearly they don't know or have the parts; I tell you this because when I asked if they had the gasket to send it to me even if I had to pay, he said that they didn't have that there because it never broke or was changed, and he also said that it was a rubber thing... it's clear that the person who attended me had no idea.

je, I still remember the i740 AGP. What times those were. They took their time, but they've really stepped up their game.

Miau :troll: Revende ese equipo y el Crossfire y con la pasta móntate un 2500K de segunda zarpa + una 7870, es un triunfo, harme caso premoh, aún estás a tiempo! :ugly:

@Bm4n: Tengo ganas de ver "en persona" el Haswell, a ver que tal. Y por el momento pues sí, yo me quedo con mi Sandy que va de lujo. Lastima que no haya más alternativa como dices, pero en parte comprendo a AMD los tíos dijeron: "no hay pasta para I+D y necesitamos algo para hacer frente a Intel, pues sacamos procesadores de 8 núcleos y que compartan el máximo para que el TDP sea factible, además de cara a publicidad vender de primeros 8 núcleos queda bonito…" y así salió bulldozer que hasta el nombre es feo :risitas: Yo la principal desventaja que veía a AMD es el proceso de fabricación, además supongo que no puede invertir tanto en I+D y tener un proceso de fabricación menos avanzado, si AMD tiene que fabricar a 32nm y Intel lo hace ya a 22nm icluso parece que no le falta mucho para pasar al próximo nodo,asi no se puede competir, siempre Intel va a meter mas en menos espacio y va a ganar en consumo. Intel además de cambiar socket cada dos por tres metio un ritmo con el Tic Toc que AMD no podía seguir por mucho tiempo, mas que nada por depender de otros para la fabricación de sus chip. Intel es una oligarquía, como aquí las hidroeléctricas o las de hidrocarburos, no dejan competir a nadie y terminan asfixiandolos. saludos

@Tecnho:

Phew, how did this topic come up, but you should know that the one you recommended to me arrived and I am still very happy with it.
It was this Deiivid, although I don't know if after all this time you are still interested
TRENDnet | Products | TEW-691GR | Wireless router gigabit N450

Well, in the end I made a compulsive purchase at the MM because the Telefonica device was really annoying me, and I bought a modem-router. Now my ADSL works better with P2P downloads, and it also allows connection to a modem in case I add cable in the future, and the router's features are like those of the TRENDnet dual-band N 750, 4 gigabit ports, and a USB. The only downside is that it has internal antennas, but the truth is that the coverage it gives is very good.

I bought it basically because I found it in a store where for the rest you already know that you pay a little more than if you order it separately, and the brand is good, but they charge you extra for the Cisco label as well. But anyway, I'm happy, it works perfectly.

Sip, es un conector mSATA, también tiene conector ATX4P para alimentar los PCIE cuando se hace SLI, y un curioso botón abajo que pone "panel" :? Ah se me olvidaba poner el nombre de la preciosidad Z77X-UP5.

No me pongais estas cosas que uno es muy caprichoso :llorar::wall: encima con el mismo micro y placa que voy a tener en una semana.