They look amazing in my Corsair Graphite 760T instead of the less ...
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They look amazing in my Corsair Graphite 760T instead of the less quiet white fans. They are indeed barely audible and keep my computer cool.
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I bought the Corsair TX750W to replace an Antec 550HE that burnt out.  I've never replaced a power supply unit before, but I got good results with this one.  So here are some tips that may help you.

First, I would recommend that you measure the space inside your case before you buy this (or any) PSU.  According to the Corsair website, this PSU measures 5.9"(W) x 3.4"(H) X 6.3"(L).  During installation, I had to temporarily remove a fan and 2 DVD drives in order to get enough room to move it into position.

The Corsair's fan is big, but quiet.  I had it pointing towards the middle of the case so that any hot air would be pulled out by one of the exhaust fans at the rear of my case.  To be honest, though, the PSU didn't seem to generate much heat in the first place.

There are a lot of cables sticking out of the PSU, but it wasn't a big deal for me because I pretty much used 1 connector on each cable.  In the end, I ended up not using 3 PCI-E cables.  Since the PSU is NOT modular, you can't remove the extra cables, so I simply tied them up inside my case.

Overall, I am happy with the Corsair.  If I upgrade my PC, I may keep it and hook up the new parts to it.

Current config:

Thermaltake Kandalf case w/ 4 fans
AMD Athlon 64 3800+ 2.4 GHz
2 GB RAM
EVGA GeForce 7800 GT 256 MB
2 DVD-RW drives
2 SATA hard drives
Windows XP Pro SP3
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These look fantastic. The installation was a pain in the butt, but they look so good it was worth it.
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What a difference in the presentation of my speakers! They really look great!
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Sad the cooling heat sinks make no contact with the speakers or any of the electronic. They are purely for aesthetics. After replacing the cheap 40mm drivers with some better ones and sealing the speaker cavity with silicone to make them air tight. They now sound amazing! With a little elbow grease and fixing what Gamdias should of done from the factory they are now a worthy set of gaming headphones!
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They were a pain to install but wow they look great. I've gotten lots of compliments on them. With my armored pants on, the knee pads do rest against the slide plates if my feet are forward on the pegs but it doesn't bother me. I had to remove most of the fairings and keep track of screws everywhere but end result I am very pleased. I did have to buy a torque rachet and and two adaptors to fit the screw heads to torque to specification.
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Looks decent: I've used Corsair before, these look a lot nicer than their older Value Select series

Performance: It works fine

Cost: Cheap
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The mobo itself is quite good looking and performs very very well and there's nothing bad I can say about the performance of it.

My only thoughts are the color scheme (altho it looks really cool) for people who are quite new on building their own rigs would have problem identifying which slot is which, i.e. ram slots isn't color coded so those newer people would have to spend some time to identfy which DDR3-slot 1 or 2 is. they coulda made those slots gray/black alternating just to make it easier to identify. and the SATA cable slots is facing towards the right side, if it was facing to you it would be easier to mount the calbes, specially if people that would be using this got tight case space, they'd have to spend time and some flexing of the fingers to get the SATA cables in to the sockets xD

but overall performance wise its perfect for the money, cheapest AM3+ mobo that is capable of dual x16 crossfire set up (thats why I bought this xD) on the market. and a lot of great features like Dual bios (just in case you mess up flashing bios, as the manual suggest, if you don't get any problems w/ its stock bios, don't play with it! lol) and the Dolby Digital feature is amazing as well, pretty darn good.

I bought this for dual x16 set-up and in anticipation of the "Bulldozer" CPU's so currently my temporary setup is

Mobo - Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 (Of course =P)
CPU - AMD PhenomII 925 2.8Ghz (OC'd to 3.4, could go 3.6 and still be stable but kept it to 3.4 just to be safe. using this temporarily until bulldozers comes out)
GPU - Sapphire Flex HD6870 x2 (Crossfire)
PSU - Corsair TX950 (950watts)
RAM - Corsair Vengance 8GB (2 x 4GB)
CPU heatsink/fan - Hyper 212 (temporarily using this until new CPU's comes out then I will switch to water cooling)
Case - NZXT Lexa S mid-tower Case
case fans - 6 (2 intake/2exhaust/2custom fan inside for improving air flow)
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Msi X99A Gaming Pro Carbon is one of the best looking boards currently available in my opinion.

Pros:
- Neutral colors: Black & Silver
- RGB
- Enforced PCIE slots for heavy graphics cards
- Quality Components
- Exclusive pump header
- RGB strip header
- Simple and straight forward BIOS

Cons:
- BAD PCI 16x configuration

This board is getting 4 stars because if in the future I was to do a two-way sli configuration they eould be "sandwiched-in" because of slot spacing due to the x16 pcies being so close together while the other available pcie slots only provide x8.

Other than that i really love this board, no problems whatsoever. Will update in a few months if my opinion changes for some reason.
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just gonna said, they do the job cause corsair es like A1 on this
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I really like EVGA and the recent decade they have stepped up their game big time! I still prefer MSI and ASUS but EVGA is almost there. They need to learn from MSI how to keep their cards running cool. EVGA cards run hot, hot, hot! I bought another one recently and had them SLI for because I wanted Metro Last Light at full blast! Running beautifully, but the cards run at 92C and they are bulky with my sound card fitting only between them, Scary! I have tons of cooling,  and Liquid cooling in my Phantom NZXT, side fans, front, back, up, you name it. Hot as hell! My house is 69F but my room is 71F! I wish they ran like the MSI Twin Frozr. All in all though, the cards are great performers.
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I purchased three of these for a white case build I have and they look great in it.  Performance is impressive as well as these replaced a couple of older fans I just threw in the case temporarily and I noticed a 2-5 C drop in temperatures overall.  Quite even while running full speed (I have these connected to a fan controller and crank them all up for gaming), the rubber surround on these does improve the stability of them although it does make them a little bigger than a standard 120mm fan (I'm not stacking them so it's really not an issue for me).  Over all a solid built fan with supurb air movement and that added level of not sounding like a 747 prepping for takeoff (and trust me, I used to have a rig with 11 fans in total, everyone called it the F-16 because that's what it sounded like powered on).
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I've had this board a little over a month now and it is awesome! It looks simply awesome in my case and the BIOS is incredibly easy to use, the extra feature software that comes with this board is also nice and gives me a lot more control over my components. It has both the look and feel of a truly premium board.

The only thing wrong with this board are the LED's. The white seems to be slightly pinkish, which doesn't really affect me since I pretty much stick to max green, blue, or red, and those look great.
The other issue is that the LED's are easily seen individually and are given away by brighter dots.

Other than those few LED issues this is an awesome board, and there is almost nothing you can't do with it.

I've had this board for over a year now and it has been nothing but great. The board starts to go wonky every time it needs a BIOS update for some reason but after the update everything runs back to normal.

I have a stable 4.7GHz OC on my 6700k and the XMP runs the RAM great (3200MHz C16).
I am about to upgrade to 8th gen and Z370 but I will most definitely be getting the Maximus X Formula. This board has been absolutely great.
The absolute ONLY issue I have with it is the built in sound leaves a lot to be desired, and the Asus automatic OC sucks. But if you really need a dedicated sound card thats one thing, most people do not, and if you know what you're doing, overclocking is not that hard either.

All in all its a great board and hands down the best looking of any Z170 board. A little pricey for what you get but in my opinion, its worth it.
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If I could say one thing about this case it is that it is absolutely gorgeous. It is pretty difficult building in this case (then again, this was my first pc build, so maybe it's just me). I had a few space management problems while building in this case, but nothing that couldn't be worked around. It was a bit hard to install the usb 3.0 header into my motherboard through the cable routing holes, so I had to re-rout the header between the hard drive trays in order to plug it in. It is even more aesthetically pleasing in person than in the pictures. I ordered it directly from NZXT since amazon was out of stock and they shipped it to me for free (believe me, I did some digging and NZXT and amazon are about the only places that will only charge you $140 and give you free shipping). Will be buying from this company again. Totally worth the $140.
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I decided to upgrade my RAM from 8gb to 16 and i went with these. I really like the blue color! they look really nice in my PC. they've never given me any issues. They do actually run at 2400mhz!
They don't feel cheap, they feel nice and sturdy. The heat spreader is really sexy too!
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If you can send Corsair sticker withh it,t can be better :) nice product :)
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Had to do some small modifications to make everything fit. I do have an SLI setup so I had to trim down the HD enclosures just a bit to make everything fit. The elevated side panels may look awkward but, for cable management they are a dream come true. I prefer the side panel screws versus easy pop off panels and absence of unusually large handles taking up space.