Jasons NZXT Vulcan Case Completed

Here is the video showing the whole setup completed (13th / 8th / 2010)
e5200, gts250, gemini IIs HSF, 4gb of 1333mhz ram all on an ASUS P5G41T-M LX motherboard.

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[SmexxiWaffles]

Lol... - I recommend you get off the air cooler, and move your hard drives up into the exernal bays and Grab a Corsair Hydro H50 - That can get you some GOOD Temps, and a Mighty OC.

[MrJasonsaggers]

@SmexxiWaffles the system is now and x6 and ati 6850 setup, cpu is around 32c idle and I have never seen it go above 40C or so.

I prefer to keep the hard drives where they are behind the front intake fan. A H50 would be nice, actually thinking an SSD and external usb 3 drive for all the crap :)

[yamum987style]

whats the cpu, cpu cooler called?

[MrJasonsaggers]

@yamum987style it is an intel e5200 with a gemini IIs cpu cooler

[Asim999ful]

@MrJasonsaggers plz tell me the problem of mobo that it supports hd audio case recommand me some cases and tell me that cpu cooler is necessary for new intel processors for example quad ,qore2 dua ,single core

[SmexxiWaffles]

@MrJasonsaggers I don't see the point of an SSD, unless you are using it strictly for storing games. Having windows on an SSD is sort of pointless, unless that if you give a crap about how fast windows boots. But nice, I've got a X2 550 BE @ 4Ghz w/ HD 4870 1GB, 4GB RAM and a Asus M4A785-M In this case - Also, I got really creative with LED's on this case. I still sadly need to buy two more fans to complete this case (have two mounted on side, and other two on H50 Intake)... Only 14 though :)