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Humper
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Hello, Im building my own computer, but Im still waiting for some parts.
I'll be updating this thread with text and photos.
PRESS ON THE IMAGES TO SEE THEM BIG!
[Update SEP 26]
Got my first parts, only the heatsink (with fans),
rubber anti vibration HDD, fan filter and fan grill.
The filter and the grill is because Im going to remove the original from
the case with a dremel so I get it more quite.
Here are some images from the package and the parts:
"Package itself, from the swedish store inet.se"
http://inet.se/
"All the items inside"
Nexus Wire Grill Series | Safe , and easy to install ...
Nexus Fan Filters for clean and quiet fans. Easy to remove and easy to clean.
Nexus Quiet HDD Solution | for a Cool and Silent Hard Disk | No need for a enclosure | Ideal for a Quiet PC
"Noctua heatsink + one fan" (the camera is dusty)
This cooler also comes with 2 great fans, special edtion 2 (SE 2)
Noctua.at - sound-optimised premium components "Designed in Austria"!
"Many unnsessery airbags", so my parts wont hurt
[End of SEP 26]
Still waiting for my main package..
They didn't have 2x cables so they havn't sent it yet.
Parts that Im waiting for..
- i5
- 2*2GB corsair 1333mHz
- MSI 1156 motherboard
- MSI GTX 260
- 1tb F1 SMG
- 650W Corsair
- Nexus caterpillar
- Router
- etc..
Regards,
Humper
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You can use those air-bags when you go swimming. 
What case did you get, cause some have their own rubber garments to reduce drive noise.
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Good luck 
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. 
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Thanks guys, case: Nexus caterpillar (it doesn't got any vibration reduction.
Yeah I've built afew already so..
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| Looks good. Let us know when something happens with it.
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| manc wrote: | Good luck :)
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. :twisted: |
What do you mean by grounded?
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| elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. |
What do you mean by grounded? |
electrically grounded
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| elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. |
What do you mean by grounded? |
No electrical shock so you're parts won't get fuck/fry up.
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| i-VTEC™ && JDM™ wrote: | | elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck :)
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. :twisted: |
What do you mean by grounded? |
No electrical shock so you're parts won't get fuck/fry up. |
And how do you do that?
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| elpacco wrote: | | i-VTEC™ && JDM™ wrote: | | elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. |
What do you mean by grounded? |
No electrical shock so you're parts won't get fuck/fry up. |
And how do you do that? |
you shouldnt need to worry much about that
just have your feet on the ground when your handling the parts
no need for something fancy like the wristband
there not that sensitive
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| elpacco wrote: | | i-VTEC™ && JDM™ wrote: | | elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. |
What do you mean by grounded? |
No electrical shock so you're parts won't get fuck/fry up. |
And how do you do that? |
Go touch something large and metal (your case works fine most of the time, so the issue is kind of moot) before screwing with any computer parts.
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| Karakawe wrote: | | Looks good. Let us know when something happens with it. |
Yeah I will, they just sent the parts but its a long way to ship so its going to take some time. But I post up pictures and shit when I get it.
| Quote: | Service: Itella Express Package Business Day
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Weight: 8.3 kg
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Additional Services: Multiple Package Shipment
Weight: 10.28 kg
Volume: 0.0608 m3 |
Packages on they way..
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| NeverForgotten wrote: | | elpacco wrote: | | i-VTEC™ && JDM™ wrote: | | elpacco wrote: | | manc wrote: | Good luck
I just finished building my new system.
Make sure you are grounded when working, that is all. |
What do you mean by grounded? |
No electrical shock so you're parts won't get fuck/fry up. |
And how do you do that? |
you shouldnt need to worry much about that
just have your feet on the ground when your handling the parts
no need for something fancy like the wristband
there not that sensitive |
I bought a ESD wristband before and it's more of an annoyance than something to help you protect your computer parts, so I threw that crap in my closet and never to bother to use it again.
As for putting your feet on the ground, standing on carpet flooring can still cause ESD.
You will need to stand on a solid surface.
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| Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 9:35 pm Post subject: |
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| kls85 wrote: | I bought a ESD wristband before and it's more of an annoyance than something to help you protect your computer parts, so I threw that crap in my closet and never to bother to use it again.
As for putting your feet on the ground, standing on carpet flooring can still cause ESD.
You will need to stand on a solid surface. |
I bought one of the wristbands as well, but did a continuity test when it came to find that it wouldn't have done anything to help protect from static discharge. Ended up just grounding myself on the case and RMAing it, though it was probably only barely worth it to do that. (More Rosewill rebranded crap, probably.)
Anyway, static buildup has lot to do with the place you live in and time of year, etc. For example, it's usually much more dry in the winter than the summer and there is more risk of static discharge then.
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Humper
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| Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:47 am Post subject: |
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I've recived all my parts. I only start today abit (cuz I really don't got time today) but I'll probebly finnish it tomorrow or in 2 days.
I've already started modding my case by removing the grill holes thats premade (=laud).
Its going to be fun to try this shit out
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