This is Lucknowwwwwwwwwwwwww....& it is always costly here. People go for cheap things means Dynet sales a lot here, for reputed brands like kingston or transcend we have to order like I had to. It's ok, I am happy with the purchase I made for RAM.
I opened my cabinet today again & adjusted all the wires again. This is how it looks like...I hope the air flow is fine now. The side fans pull air inside, the rear exhaust throws air out. The new CPU cooler is just to make the computer silent, the GPU cooler is already silent. That empty PCI bracket is where I will be connecting my TV Tuner.
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Hard disk...
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I realised today only that my motherboard has S/PDIF & Serial ports too...but via external headers
. Good thing as serial port is something I will not be needing & S/PDIF won't be in use unless I connect some high end speakers via Digital Out.
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Also, how does the sound control panel looks like now
. Notice anything different
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On Monday I m getting total of these things...then some work for the Bangalore trip, I m leaving on 27 March.
1) My TV Tuner card
2) One 120 MM fan for rear exhaust with SMPS connector, this will always run at full speed & exhaust hot air out.
3) 2 USB to PS/2 convertar. My keyboard & mouse are based on USB but can also run via the PS/2 adapter so why not use them instead. This will free up 2 rear USB ports.
4) Some cables to tie up the wires.