Ex_ReVeN's UPDATED Stacker

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December 3rd 2007
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Outstanding (7.0)
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Key Features:
Intel CPU AMD Graphics
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System Specs:
  • Intel C2D E6400 Clocked to 3.0GHz
  • ASUS P5B Deluxe
  • 4 Gigs of G.Skill 800mhz DDR2, 4-4-4-12
  • PowerColor X1950 with Artic Cooling Xcelero 2
  • 2 Seagate 7200.10's in RAID 0 ~500Gb Total Size
  • DLINK DWL-G520M MIMO 108mb/sec wireless adapter
  • Leadtek 1800H Digital TV Tuner Card
  • Acer AL2416W 24" Screen (1920x1200)
  • Logitech X530 - 140Watt 5.1
  • ThermalTake Golden Orb II
  • 3x CoolerMaster 120mm fans (1 Blue, 1 Red)
  • Microsoft Optical Desktop Elite
  • Antec SmartPower 500Watt PSU
  • CoolerMaster Stacker 830
Performed Mods:
Cable Management. Processor Overclocked from 2.1 to 3Ghz. Chucked in some packing on the fans to reduce noise/vibration.
To clear some things up, I dont intend on ever painting this case, and I didnt enjoy the way cold cathodes look in it (the extra cables/mess wasnt worth the added visuals). If anyone can comment on additional (keep it inexpensive) mods I can do, or how to improve cable management futher I would much appreciate it.
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14 Comments on Ex_ReVeN's UPDATED Stacker

#1
tzitzibp
great case 8/10, good hardware 6/10, excellent cable management 8/10...
there is potential for better lighting the inside of the case... to get a better effect.
you could also use sound mats under the m/b to get an all black view of the inside and better sound reduction...
nice work total 7/10 !

my rig www.techpowerup.com/gallery/1155.html
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#3
Wile E
Power User
Cut holes in the mobo tray for better cable management.
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#4
Random Murderer
The Anti-Midas
NICE!
cable management could be *slightly* better, but it could also be much, much worse.
7/10
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#5
ex_reven
Wile ECut holes in the mobo tray for better cable management.
In theory that works, but I dunno how I would do it.
The mobo tray sits almost flush with the section of side panel, so if I were to stick cables through they wouldnt fit very well on their way up towards the PSU end. I originally tried it this way, but the tight fit between the case door and the mobo tray/PSU rail area was causing the cables to get frayed :ohwell:
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#6
Unregistered
Don't Lie

DON'T LIE dude why did you write X530- 140 watt you have only 70

dude don't lie
#7
aspire
Thats like 10 times better than it looked before.
7/10

@ gamerxpro, they're 70 watts rms and 140 watts peak so technically its an acceptable number...
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#8
ex_reven
gamerxproDON'T LIE dude why did you write X530- 140 watt you have only 70

dude don't lie
LOL

Admittedly though, peak power is a poor way to measure speaker output.
Its 10 Watts RMS thru each speaker, and a 20 watt sub.
Just stating what the speakers are advertised as though...

Thanks for the comments/votes guys.
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#9
Skrabrug
gamerxproDON'T LIE dude why did you write X530- 140 watt you have only 70

dude don't lie
your comment made me "lol" xD

i rate it 7/10 i have always rather liked that case design (dunno why)
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#10
Frogger
Wile ECut holes in the mobo tray for better cable management.
prob the best way to clean it up

still 8/10
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#11
tkpenalty
ooh, really nice. One of the first instances I've seen the stacker utilised wisely.
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#12
Wile E
Power User
tkpenaltyooh, really nice. One of the first instances I've seen the stacker utilised wisely.
I hope mine was the first. lol
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#13
ex_reven
Last bump before update of hardware :D
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#14
zCexVe
Clean and neat looking rig.7/10
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