On est en mai 2014 et toujours pas de Noise réduction c'est juste alucinant pour un casque gamer !! n'importe quelle carte mère avec une carte son intégrée le fait aujourd'hui !! alors que c'est pourant bien marquer sur la boite ! l'option elle est ou ?
jeudi 1 mai 2014
Standard - 250D Z87 build
Hello.;):
Corsair products in this build:
250D
H100i
AX850
AF140 Red Led quiet
Vengeance pro 2*8 GB Gold
Rest of the parts
Asus Z87i-pro, i5 4670K, gigabyte gtx 780, 2 intel SSDs, 2 wd HDDs, LG optical drive, 2 Phobya Nano-G 12 PWM LED Silent fans.
Corsair products in this build:
250D
H100i
AX850
AF140 Red Led quiet
Vengeance pro 2*8 GB Gold
Rest of the parts
Asus Z87i-pro, i5 4670K, gigabyte gtx 780, 2 intel SSDs, 2 wd HDDs, LG optical drive, 2 Phobya Nano-G 12 PWM LED Silent fans.
PC Domination - Standard Build - TShirt Entry!
After hearing about the t-shirt swagger, I wanted to enter into the System Build Competiton contest under the Standard System Building
(Retail Parts – No Modifications or Customizing).
System Specifications
Gaming Peripherals:
The Completed Setup!!
Lovin the side, sorry for the screen glare.
Guts eewww!! oh wait sweet!! Corsair RAM, PSU, and CPU Cooler!!!
I left the right side panel on, yes I'm hiding the cable mess.
Yes, I put that Corsair Sticker on the case!!
Lovin this angle, wish I had turned the green lights on.
(Retail Parts – No Modifications or Customizing).
System Specifications
- Case: Level 10 GT
- Motherboard: ASUS Maximus VI Formula
- Processor: Intel i7-4770k
- HDD: Western Digital 1TB Black
- SSD: Samsung EVO 250GB
- RAM: CORSAIR 2x8GB(16) Vengence Pro 1866 :D:
- Video Card: EVGA GTX 780 SC 3GB (Currently step-up to 6GB)
- Power Supply: CORSAIR HX 1050 :D:
- CPU Cooler: CORSAIR H100i :D:
- OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Gaming Peripherals:
- Keyboard: Razer Arctosa
- Keypad: Razer Tartarus
- Mouse: Razer Naga 2014
- Eyewear: MLG Gunnars
- Headset: Sades SA-708 (wanting to replace with Logitech G930)
The Completed Setup!!
Lovin the side, sorry for the screen glare.
Guts eewww!! oh wait sweet!! Corsair RAM, PSU, and CPU Cooler!!!
I left the right side panel on, yes I'm hiding the cable mess.
Yes, I put that Corsair Sticker on the case!!
Lovin this angle, wish I had turned the green lights on.
Corsair Vengeance C70 included fans
Hi there, I'm about to buy one of these cases, and I would like to know about the three fans that are included. Are they 4-pin pwm fans, or are they 3-pin fans? Is the rear fan 140mm or 120mm?
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Bad SSD Firmware Upgrade/Downgrade HELP PLEASE
Hi everyone!
I have recently bought a FORCE GT SSD. When I upgraded from 1.3.2 to 5.05 firmware, everything was OK. But I realized a great loss of performance (from 505 Mb/s to 440 Mb/s) so I decided to downgrade de firmware to 1.3.2.
Using Field Update program and the CORRECT FIRMWARE (22757) and obtaining the correct green check, I have rebooted the system and now the computer doesn't recognice the drive.
I have tried to boot from both windows and linux, but without success. However, when I press F8 to select the boot drive, the CORSAIR FORCE GT appears in many cases (not all times).
Can anyone help me, please? I really appreciate.
I have recently bought a FORCE GT SSD. When I upgraded from 1.3.2 to 5.05 firmware, everything was OK. But I realized a great loss of performance (from 505 Mb/s to 440 Mb/s) so I decided to downgrade de firmware to 1.3.2.
Using Field Update program and the CORRECT FIRMWARE (22757) and obtaining the correct green check, I have rebooted the system and now the computer doesn't recognice the drive.
I have tried to boot from both windows and linux, but without success. However, when I press F8 to select the boot drive, the CORSAIR FORCE GT appears in many cases (not all times).
Can anyone help me, please? I really appreciate.
PC Domination Submission: Corsair 500r/Z28 2.0
Hi there! It has been quite some time since I have posted on the corsair forums. If you do not know who I, here is an old build log i posted on one of my first builds... http://ift.tt/1n5Mupq
I've since left school, and have recently updated my personal rig. Buying new components is all I've really done, I have mostly kept to my original build theme. The die-cast 68' Z28 Camaro in the rig is used as housing for the 4 SSD's so it is not only for looks. Most of the cables have been routed between the motherboard and tray and not from the grommets. This was done more for a challenge, and for looks. Try routing the majority of your power cables in the small height and space that the standoff's provide and you will understand how many hours of frustration I went through. Originally the 24 pin cable was routed under the board as well, but I again decided it looked better coming from the grommet hole. I want to apologize for how dusty my PC is, working 70 plus hours a week, has made me a bit lazy, and the camera is a very old son of a gun, so pics are not the best... and this rig I have dragged, to and from New York and Texas several times over, so yes it has battle scars xP, but I hope ya'll enjoy! :3
here are the results.
Specs:
Case- Corsair 500r
CPU- Intel 4770k @ 4.5
TIM- IndigoXtreme XS
CPU Cooler- Corsair H100
RAM- 2x8 Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400
RAM- 2x6 G.skill Tridant 2400
Mobo- ASUS Maximus VI Formula
GPU- ASUS 6970DCii
SSD- 2x120gb Corsair Neutron GTX in RAID0; primary OS
SSD- 2x120gb Corsair Force 3 in RAD0; gaming drive
Hard Drives- 4tb WD, 2tb WD, 500gb WD
PSU- Kingwin laser 1000watt
Case fans: 2x front corsair oem 120mm, 2x Corsair SP 120mm, 1x Corsair AF 120mm
Front side:
Left side:
Right side:
Angled:
Additional pics:
Extras:
I've since left school, and have recently updated my personal rig. Buying new components is all I've really done, I have mostly kept to my original build theme. The die-cast 68' Z28 Camaro in the rig is used as housing for the 4 SSD's so it is not only for looks. Most of the cables have been routed between the motherboard and tray and not from the grommets. This was done more for a challenge, and for looks. Try routing the majority of your power cables in the small height and space that the standoff's provide and you will understand how many hours of frustration I went through. Originally the 24 pin cable was routed under the board as well, but I again decided it looked better coming from the grommet hole. I want to apologize for how dusty my PC is, working 70 plus hours a week, has made me a bit lazy, and the camera is a very old son of a gun, so pics are not the best... and this rig I have dragged, to and from New York and Texas several times over, so yes it has battle scars xP, but I hope ya'll enjoy! :3
here are the results.
Specs:
Case- Corsair 500r
CPU- Intel 4770k @ 4.5
TIM- IndigoXtreme XS
CPU Cooler- Corsair H100
RAM- 2x8 Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400
RAM- 2x6 G.skill Tridant 2400
Mobo- ASUS Maximus VI Formula
GPU- ASUS 6970DCii
SSD- 2x120gb Corsair Neutron GTX in RAID0; primary OS
SSD- 2x120gb Corsair Force 3 in RAD0; gaming drive
Hard Drives- 4tb WD, 2tb WD, 500gb WD
PSU- Kingwin laser 1000watt
Case fans: 2x front corsair oem 120mm, 2x Corsair SP 120mm, 1x Corsair AF 120mm
Front side:
Left side:
Right side:
Angled:
Additional pics:
Extras:
mercredi 30 avril 2014
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