CM690 - PL

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Posted:

April 12th 2009

Updated:

Jul 31st 2012 - 6:08 AM

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Rating:

Good (5.4)

14 votes total

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System Specs:

AMD Athlon X2 5600 Windsor, MSI K9A2-CF, 2xGOODRAM DDR2 PC6400 CL5, Powercolor HD4670 512MB DDR3, Creative SB AUDIGY SE, WD3200AAKS + WD1600AAJS, Samsung SH-203, CM690, Pentagram Silent Force 460W, Pentagram Karakorum P7015

Performed Mods:

Replace stock cooler with Pentagram P7015, added ram heatsikn on my Radeon 4670 + OC Mem=950MHz, conected front panel to Audigy SE, hidding cables, change direction of airflow in PSU by rotate fan to blow air out of PSU to the floor, replace stock blue fan by green one and make it runs by +5V on 500rpm

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15 Comments on CM690 - PL

MRCL

I voted 6/10. Its not outstanding, but you did a very well job with what you have. Especially cable management, kudos for that!

nazaropeth

THX, this computer is not made to be awesome but to be stable a quiet. Next step is to replace stock GPU Cooler with Pentagram FREEZONE HP-60 Al VGA P 7110 - it's similar to Zalman's cooler but more eficient and cheaper :)

Rock God

6.

If you had an i7 system with atleast 3GB 1600MHz and a GTX 285 or better, I'd give you a 9/10.

Kweku

I would also give it a 6, nothing spec done to the case. The cable management is neat though nice work there.
Well

nazaropeth

Rock God6.

If you had an i7 system with atleast 3GB 1600MHz and a GTX 285 or better, I'd give you a 9/10.

When in my computer shows up an Intel system, then i'll shoot myself :P Always with AMD, form first ATARI to this system :P

to6ko91

7/10 ... like the way you did it

valik

I voted 2/10 because:

не нравтса мне отстой

nazaropeth

valikI voted 2/10 because:

не нравтса мне отстой

Can you write in english? Caus'e I don't know why 2/10?

BumbleBee

I voted 5/10 you didn't really do any mods.

#10

MKmods

Case Mod Guru

Very nice wire management. Great start

(I was wondering why you reversed the fan in the PS)

#11

Unregistered

Very tidy, I love tidy and neat cases.

Nicely done my man.

#12

nazaropeth

MKmodsVery nice wire management. Great start

(I was wondering why you reversed the fan in the PS)

To get more efficeint airflow over the radiator's. In this construction blowing air is less efective than this solution. Under load fan speed is ~1300rpm when before reversing it was 1500~1600rpm - so it's more silent :)

#13

MKmods

Case Mod Guru

well its very nice you have given so much thought to this build, good Job.

#14

nazaropeth