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DIY PC CASE - Where Do I Start? - Tom's Hardware Forum
2017年1月22日 · Assuming you are in the US: Take one of the standoffs to your local Lowes, Home Depot, or other hardware store. You will be able to find nuts that would screw onto that standoff. Exactly what you might need depends a LOT on how you are building this. For instance...if a wooden tray:
Could i use an old computer case to build a new gaming PC?
2015年7月27日 · Short answer: Yes you can use it. longer answer: A case is just metal or plastic in a convenient box shape that holds all of the good stuff. What you can fit inside is another issue all together. It is a mid sized ATX case so it should fit most things but it isn't specifically set up for water cooling for example and may not fit longer graphics ...
Looking for case frame for diy - Tom's Hardware Forum
2007年5月30日 · The main reason I started thinking about building my own case frame was to be able to fit a standard atx case, long video card, tower style cpu heatsink, and external drive bays in a horizontal case. I could build a case 20 inches wide and 14 inches deep that could handle all the large components and the components would not get in each other's ...
Need recommendation for rust proof case - Tom's Hardware Forum
2011年7月20日 · I loved the layout of the Enthoo Pro, and the cable management and airflow that the system has, and looking to keep it around $100 (give or take $30) if possible. Doesn't need to be a massive case, but maybe made of rust proof components like aluminum or plastic and/or tempered glass if possible.
[SOLVED] American megatrends “case is open” - Tom's Hardware …
2. 515. Jul 21, 2021. #1. After changing some fan cables around into different headers, my pc can not get passed American Megatrends telling me that “The computer case is open. Please make sure the computer case is closed properly, then press CTRL + ALT + …
External housing for Graphics card | Tom's Hardware Forum
2012年4月13日 · I am making my own computer case. I wanted to go with a modular design and have all the components "compartmentalized" (housed in seperate boxes), but as far as I know there wouldnt be a way to connect the graphics card to the mobo. I've tried looking, but does anyone here know of a PCI...
[SOLVED] - Seeking inverted/flexible case - Tom's Hardware Forum
2020年6月18日 · Solution. #7. When talking about 'inverted' that usually means the motherboard is flipped in a non standard orientation. There's multiple cases where that's the layout, the gpu on top with cpu below, or even with the gpu vertical, and the 'back panel' on top. The best part about the darkbase is its modularity.
Dual Xeons E5, supermicro X9DR3, 2 Tesla K20 GPU advice?
2012年12月3日 · What exactly is this system for? Also you can make your own computer case, just look up some schematics for fan mounts and pci ports, maybe buy a motherboard tray. Lots of people do it, just make sure the motherboard doesn't touch the case, USE STANDOFF's . For cooling I would recommend custom water cooling if the ambient temp is 40 degrees.
[SOLVED] Case fan curves - intake vs exhaust & recommendation
2020年3月11日 · The CPU fan runs between 1400-1800 rpm, while deepcool fans run at about 1100-1400 rpm (above 70%!). Note: currently my rear exhaust fans is running 50-100 RPM more than the other 4 fans. So at idle my PC is quiet loud as I hear air wooshing sounds. Currently fans are set on PWN through bios, but at a stock curve.