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Feb 28, 2014 at 7:03 PM Post #8,927 of 10,933
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Yes you just use your hdmi or DVI output on your motherboard I/O panel. Also hate to spring this on you the day before install, but your PSU is extreme overkill. Your PC setup (minus the 760) will only pull a max of 200 watts from the wall. I would go with this Corsair 430w (for $19.99 after rebate) and that will cover plenty of upgrades you happen to do in the future, including a dedicated graphics card. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?SID=B8f6MqDTEeOIZ-r7UEsVTAgTj3_MKFz3_0_0_0&AID=10440897&PID=1225267&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-cables-_-na-_-na&Item=N82E16817139026&cm_sp=


I understand if want to go ahead and put your rig together and it won't hurt if you use your 800w PSU, just trying to save you some cash so you can put it towards audio.
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extreme overkill on the PSU was by design to help keep it quiet, the fan on that psu will never come on (in theory) if I don't pull more than 400 watts-ish
 
Feb 28, 2014 at 8:45 PM Post #8,928 of 10,933
There was 2 movies, I can't remember which one they are, but they both had time bombs that had liquid in them. I want to say GI Joe and I think it was a movie with Vin Diesel.  It looks a lot like your computer. 
 
Mar 1, 2014 at 10:06 AM Post #8,929 of 10,933


Music Server in Streacom FC8 chassis
 
 

MB
 
 

CPU
 

System
 
 

Heat sink tube
 
 

Mounting on cover
 
 

Music SSD and USB card
 
 

OS SSD
 
 

Pico box and SATA cable
 
 

120W Linear PSU
 
 

Heavy metal chassis approx 7kgs weight
 
 

150VA(150W) power transformer
 
 

Regulator Module
 
 

connecting cable
 
 

"Windows Server 2012 R2" with "AudiophileOptimizer (AO) by highend-audiopc.com"

 
 

 
Mar 1, 2014 at 1:50 PM Post #8,932 of 10,933
  Is that kind of single block of metal good for cooling the cpu? Couldn't imagine it dissipating the heat very quickly.

I think it's a hollow metal tube. If you look really closely you can just see the outline of the edges on the piece of cloth or whatever it is covering it.
 
Mar 1, 2014 at 2:39 PM Post #8,933 of 10,933
Further tweaking...replacing the Focals (too boomy for the room regardless of position), really like the refinement of the LS50's but lose out on sound pressure with the amp i have. 
 
 

 
Mar 1, 2014 at 10:20 PM Post #8,934 of 10,933
  I think it's a hollow metal tube. If you look really closely you can just see the outline of the edges on the piece of cloth or whatever it is covering it.

 
I doubt it - the white material is probably thermal tape, and the cylinder I believe is solid.  The CPU used is a low power Ivy Bridge Xeon so the cooling requirements are not the same as high power models or Haswell models.
 
The ability for the metal block to dissipate heat is not important, it is connected to the chassis which would provide a lot of the cooling.
 
Not sure I could live with only 64 GB of stored music though.
 
Mar 2, 2014 at 8:17 PM Post #8,935 of 10,933
I know I posted pictures of this before but I just love how perfectly this stand fits around the sound card. And it constantly reminds you that its playing in 32/192khz =)
 

 
Mar 2, 2014 at 9:32 PM Post #8,936 of 10,933
  Is that kind of single block of metal good for cooling the cpu? Couldn't imagine it dissipating the heat very quickly.

Yeah, it's a terrible cooler. I have my doubts on it working at all. Unless of course there is some sort of a cooling loop in it, or it transfers the heat to some actual cooler. But the volume of metal there... it's still not very efficient. 
 
Mar 3, 2014 at 8:38 AM Post #8,940 of 10,933
Yes!
It is not very efficient but it works.



I have tested many CPU,
i7-4770 TPD84W after playing 720p video for 2hours,
It is not more than 40 degree.
 
The heat tube with EMI shield of CPU and vibration control of main board.
 

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