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10-08-2004, 09:38 PM | #1 |
Cooling Savant
Join Date: May 2004
Location: 39.78N - 104.88W
Posts: 149
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Project Nightbox :p
For those who don't know what case this is (I don't think that'd be anybody here ) Here it is
So I have had my Antec Aria for quite a while now. First thing I want to do with it.. I need a better PSU! While it does come with a 300 watt PSU, which is the highest quality PSU in it's class, I wanted more. It probably could have handled my A64, 10K HD, X800 Pro, and a pump in the future, but it would probably be being stressed pretty good at that point. Who wants that :shrug: Anyways, as some may or may not know, the PSU in this box is proprietary. So how do you get something else in there? How about do some modding and fit a 1U server PSU in here So I bought an Etasis 480 watt 1U PSU. 30A on +5v, 30A on +3.3v, 18A on +12v1, and 18A on +12v2. I will soon show everybody how this was done using nothing more than the tools Arcturius and I had on hand. (Nothing purchased aside from the PSU) Not only did I fit in a much better PSU, it also fixed the cooling problem this case is renouned for, via a near completely unrestricted 120mm Sunon fan. I will show everybody how this was done sometime during the next week. Any input/comments would be greatly appreciated |
11-01-2004, 02:53 AM | #3 |
Cooling Neophyte
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sin City
Posts: 37
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If I may be so bold, what did you pay for the PSU? and how noisy is it?
My last 1U PSU was a noisy little fart (I swear that tiny fan must run at 10,000 RPM). |
11-01-2004, 07:41 AM | #4 |
Cooling Savant
Join Date: May 2004
Location: 39.78N - 104.88W
Posts: 149
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The PSU was $130 I believe.
Very... The thing is quite noisy. I am not one bothered by noise easily though. |
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