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Changing Power Supply on a Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 ATX Case

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  • 27-11-2007 10:49pm
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    Leman_Russ
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    Can it be done?
    I'm awaiting this case via mail and I have been told by a friend that you cant change the PSU. Does anyone know if this is true

    Second Question:
    Can anyone recomend to me a good MoBo for SLI-ing 2 GeForce 8600's? (The ones that use 2 PCI slots in the back)


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    TerrorFirmer
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    Yes, it's a proprietary power supply. Unfortunately.

    As for sli, 2 8600 cards wouldn't be very economical. Unless you already own them, I'd seriously advise against it. But if so, what sort of budget do you have? For example, if on a small budget, you can get a basic MSI Sli board for 92 euro, an extra tenner would get you a much better quality Abit board but it's a little outdated compared to the Msi.


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    Leman_Russ
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    HavoK wrote: »
    Yes, it's a proprietary power supply. Unfortunately.

    As for sli, 2 8600 cards wouldn't be very economical. Unless you already own them, I'd seriously advise against it. But if so, what sort of budget do you have? For example, if on a small budget, you can get a basic MSI Sli board for 92 euro, an extra tenner would get you a much better quality Abit board but it's a little outdated compared to the Msi.

    well i have 1 8600 rifgt now so thats what i asked i have about 300-400 to spend


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