I got a problem, not sure what it is...

LOL, i get it not that great... i dont mind the pricer if the case does the job.. I already fork out alot for the PSU and GPU, hopefully with this it will be the last i spend for the year... I check the Lian Li out....
 
ZAP_Tech said:
LOL, i get it not that great... i dont mind the pricer if the case does the job.. I already fork out alot for the PSU and GPU, hopefully with this it will be the last i spend for the year... I check the Lian Li out....
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hehe... Sorry. It's not that the nVidia case isn't a "good" case... It's just so... icky.

The Lian Li is the case I want to get for my other half. The washable dust filters are a huge plus for me. I'm a chronic duster :p Do a clean at least once a month. I like the space, I like the black "clean" look opposed to the bulky plasticy look and it does the job well and it looks neat as heck :p

I like that ^.^

If you're willing to spend up to R3,000 your options are pretty varied, but I don't think there's a case as "worthy" as the PC-A71. It just screams future-proofing and it's a look that you'd never risk growing to dislike. Whereas that nVidia case is pretty much a matter of you either love it or want to redecorate it with a refreshing hint of baseball bat.

Personally, I'm a bit of an nVidia loyalist (read: fanboi) but omg that case makes my eyes bleed.

Happy hunting though :) I love putting comps together :D
 
Sjoe that CM nVidia case looks @naL :( Im sure that's why Lycan really meant :p

Lian Li is a good case, smooth clean lines and cleanable filter are all good qualities.
But inevitably you going to have so many mixed reviews on Cases from all of us.
It's like buying a car really, it need to "speak" to you :)
 
Gradius said:
Sjoe that CM nVidia case looks @naL :( Im sure that's why Lycan really meant :p

Lian Li is a good case, smooth clean lines and cleanable filter are all good qualities.
But inevitably you going to have so many mixed reviews on Cases from all of us.
It's like buying a car really, it need to "speak" to you :)
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Very true!

And on that note I'd like to know who this case speaks to, or this one o.O

I don't think I like colourful cases.*sticks finger in the back of his throat* And check the price tags! At least the Thermaltake has a LCS, but jeez....
 
Gradius said:
Some ppl like Hummer and other Mini Coopers. Take's all kinds to make the world go round ;p

This looks like a microwave

This is bringing sexy back
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roflmao @ "Microwave" :3

Too true! Would make an attractive media centre though >.> If it were a bit flatter.

You like your Armor, huh? *gags at icky American spelling* I like it too, it's a nice case. I prefer mine though >:3
 
So i limited my Choices to finally,

The Coolermaster Cosmos Pure.... Which Looks nice and hopefully will do the Job, sorry no links, ranout out of international on this PC.

Or the orignal Thermaltake Kandalf, can source it from the states since Corex didnt get back to me.

Also want to order a new motherboard as well and processor, Asus M4A79T Deluxe And an AMD Phenom II X4 965 CPU with a Coolermaster V8 CPU Fan, RAM i am kinda stuck on not sure what to get.

Choices are: Cosair DDR3-1600, Kingston DDR3-1600 or Transcend DDR3-1333

Or should i wait a bit and just buy the case... Not so into Intel, i know they are much better in terms of the Core i7.
 
CoolerMaster :D That's a very sexy case o.o'

Corsair or Kingston. I'd go for Corsair :)

I'm a little jealous :p But only a little xD
 
Lycanthrope said:
/If it was the board, you'd have other noticeable issues, for example the computer having to be started multiple times before it finally turns on correctly. Certain device errors/conflicts in your Device Manager. Or, the notorious blank-screen start-up usually indicating a short somewhere or a blown cap.
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i have this problem with my pc, i have to start multiple time before it POST. is the problem fixable or i have to buy a new board and whats the course proplem?
 
devils_advocate said:
i have this problem with my pc, i have to start multiple time before it POST. is the problem fixable or i have to buy a new board and whats the course proplem?
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Could be a number of things but I would guess it as being the board. My first thoughts would be that it's a BIOS update that caused it.

Firstly, what's the make and model of the board?

Secondly, have you updated the BIOS at all? If you have, did the problems occur before or after the update? If after, have you tried flashing to a previous or original version of your BIOS? If before, I'm guessing that updating the BIOS didn't help.

Thirdly, have you checked your board for any swollen capacitors? Although if it's a new board, I'm guessing you have what they call solid-state caps in which case it wouldn't be as noticeable and chances are a lot smaller that it'd be a blown cap. I also wouldn't recommend replacing a busted cap unless you've done it before and are comfortable doing so. I also wouldn't recommend it your board is still under warranty.

Fourthly, have you tried RMAing (having it replaced under warranty) it? If you have and the problem reoccurred, do you know under what circumstances it keeps reoccurring? Then again, I guess if you did, you'd know what would've been causing it :p

Fifthly, have you made sure that all your cables and components are properly seated?

These are the only things I could think it would be, and if you've tried everything and nothing has worked, RMA.

I know that with the MSI P7N Diamond, the most recent Award BIOS update (think it's 1.3) causes it not to POST until after a couple of starts.

Also, have you tried taking out all the components and putting them back one-by-one to see if it might be something else? Couldn't hurt.
 
I just recently got a new power supply for 2k.... but i didnt need it.. it was actaully my asus striker II formula board.. :/
 
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