How to Build a Quiet High-Performance PC Video Overview - Part 2 - AcousticPC.com

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This is Part 2 of How to Build a Quiet High-Performance PC Video Overview. In this episode we are going to start putting the system together. in Part 3, we finish building the system.

Specs:

Zalman MS1000-H1 Chassis
Seasonic X-Series 750W Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply
ASUS P7P55 WorkStation Supercomputer Motherboard
Intel Xeon X3470 LGA 1156 Processor
Thermalright True Black 120 CPU Cooler
Thermalright HR-03 GTX GPU Cooler
BFG Tech GeForce GTX 275 OC Video Card
LSI 3Ware SAS 9750-4i RAID Controller Card
Seagate Cheetah 600GB 10,000RPM 6Gb/s SCSI Hard Drives
OCZ Gold-Series 4x2GB 8GB DDR3-12800 1600MHz Memory
Sony DVD Burner
AcoustiPack Case Noise Reduction Foam Blocks
Noctua NF-P12 120mm Fans
SilenX 120mm Quiet Fans

and much more.....

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[kinga303]

i nearly fell off m chair when u aplied the thermal compound!!! all u needs a tiny little spot of it, and i find it spreads under pressure from the cooler anyways. i recomend arctic silver ceramique as its garuanteed non-conductive and therefore safer for beginners. and last but not least, wouldnt it be bettter to mount the cpu cooler in a north south configuration? (exhausting to the top of the chassis) as that would take better advantage of thermal convection

[ThePreludeDave]

Absolutely not the way you apply thermal paste.

[ConcreteKahuna]

you're insane. that is not how to use thermal paste. by any standards...

[manonthedollar]

5:34 WAT

[AribterRyan]

@jordannw2010 No I wanted to make mine quieter though so I used there sound blocking pads :). I've sent you the specs of mine you could make it even better if you have the money :)

[jordannw2010]

@AribterRyan did you build this exact pc then?

[jordannw2010]

@AribterRyan ok

[AribterRyan]

@jordannw2010 It's great mate if you want I'll message you a spec list

[AribterRyan]

@jordannw2010 In my opinion fucking amazing want me to send you a message with the specs?

[jordannw2010]

@AribterRyan any idea how good it is?