ColdRaptor

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October 6th 2008
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Key Features:
AMD CPU NVIDIA Graphics Custom Paint Job
System Specs:
  • CPU Athlon 64 LE-1640 @ 3250MHz
  • Motherboard DFI LANParty DK 790FX-M2RS
  • Memory 2x2GB Patriot Extreme Performance @ 929MHz 5-5-5-12
  • HDD 500GB Samsung T166
  • Graphic card Galaxy 7900GS 256/256 + Fatal1ty ZV9
  • Sound card Creative Audigy SE
  • Speakers Sennheiser HD215
  • TV Tuner Compro DVB-S S300
  • Optical drive(s) Asus DRW-2014L1T
  • Power Supply Sirtec 560W 3x12V Watt-Meter CrossFire-Ready
  • CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212
  • Fans 5 x 120mm Recom + ZM-MFC1 Plus Black
  • Case NZXT Apollo
  • Keyboard Logitech Ultra Flat
  • Mouse A4 Tech SWOP-48
  • Display Samsung SyncMaster 2032BW 20" 2ms 3000:1
Performed Mods:
I have completely painted the case, and drilled into it 4 holes for the cable management.
In the third picture there is a silent 8400GS [Flash fired :P]. The case has double dust filters @ every intake, and the CPU Cooler has another one as well. I called it ColdRaptor because the CPU has 15*C in idle and 30*C after 5 mins of full load.
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10 Comments on ColdRaptor

#1
steelkane
nice Pictures with the light's, Nice job painting the shell, Looks clean,, overall good build.
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#2
mateo219
nice thing :D
temps are kinda strange
15 idle? whats the ambient temp?
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#3
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The ambient is 23*C. Constant. :)
The thing is that my CPU's max power consumption is only 45W, so it generates less heat. Plus, it's cooled by a huge radiator, that's standing in the breeze of 3 120 mm fans.
#4
HELLSPAWNPR
Looks very cool lite up. Did a great job. 10/10
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#5
mateo219
if ambient temp is 23 then minimal cpu temp is 23 ?
i don't wanna agrue about it but i just don't understand it
again very nice computer :)
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#6
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The thermal conductivity of aluminium remains the same in every conditions, it's a constant [237 W/(m·K)]. When you mount a cooler [the surface of the radiator is another constant] that was built to extract 140W of heat from a CPU, but under it, works a 45W CPU... well... normally the temp has got to drop down seriously, like almost three times down.
From 23 to 7 point smth. The heat from the radiator itself makes the CPU temp to rise a little, in my case to 15*C.
I don't know much physics , but logically, I think this must be the explanation.
And a good ventilation helps the cooler in doing it's job.
#7
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how come ur mobo is soo reactive to the UV? mines nothing like that when i put mine in
#8
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The DFI LanParty series have UV Reactive components. :)
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