Recent content by Malangyar

For anybody interested who's in the EU, I'm selling my Scythe Kabuto II cooler. It's in excellent condition.

Well I have a used NCASE M1 V2.0, Silverstone SF600-G and Scythe Kabuto II for sale, but I live in Europe and I think shipping overseas would be too expensive...

Sounds good. What are your specs?

Cool, please review the noise profile. Any weird sounds? Does the fan power off at any time, or is it on all the time? Did you have the silverstone before and if so can you compare the two?

Just return it, get your money back and get the Corsair instead. What have you got to lose? It can't be worse than the dive-bomb noise seriously...

Be sure to let us know of the noise guys! (although it can hardly be worse than the Silverstone "falling bomb" sound)

I will. ;D What are your idle temps? I'm getting around 50-53 C idle with an i7-4790K. GPU is GTX 980. I've set it to silent mode in the bios, not overclocking or anything. Just thinking it's a bit high for idle?

My CPU cooler is currently a Scythe Kabuto II, would replacing it with a Noctua NH-C14S be an upgrade? I'm thinking the larger 140mm fan would mean less noise and lower temps?

I'm unsure whether I should get the 450 or 600 version. Using the eXtreme power supply calculator I get a wattage of 354. So I guess 450 should be enough, but would 600 be useful for future upgrades?

Yeah the SX-600 is literally the noisiest component in my system at idle. I hope the SF600 turns out better.

All I know is I'm jumping ship the moment a better option than the SX600-G becomes available, the noise it makes is annoying as hell. Would be cool if Seasonic came out with an SFX PSU.

No, TFT Central says late 2015. :(

I'm going to wait for reviews on the PG279Q to come out. I know the panel is the same but if the build quality on the Asus is better then I'm going with that.

Bloody TN, I really need to get hold of the new Acer IPS monitor...

Looks a lot better, but you can't keep the image perfectly grey everywhere on the monitor. E.g. if you have the image in the center of your monitor and calibrate, and then move the image to the left side of your monitor, the image will no longer be grey.