Silverstone Temjin TJ07B

Darksaber · 05-06-2008, 12:51 PM

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oily_17 · 06-13-2008, 12:29 PM

Funny you should review this case now as I just received mine yesterday

I got the windowed version in black and I have to agree my first impressions were - Damn this box is HUGE and when I opened it..I was just WOW this looks brilliant,fantastic, really loving it.

Will hopefully have fun installing my water setup some time next week

Darksaber · 06-13-2008, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by oily_17

Funny you should review this case now as I just received mine yesterday

I got the windowed version in black and I have to agree my first impressions were - Damn this box is HUGE and when I opened it..I was just WOW this looks brilliant,fantastic, really loving it.

Will hopefully have fun installing my water setup some time next week

Well you do know that I want to see pics of that watercooling up and running now, dont you? ^^

cheers
DS

oily_17 · 06-13-2008, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Darksaber

Well you do know that I want to see pics of that watercooling up and running now, dont you? ^^

cheers
DS

Yeah will do,when I get started to it...must remember to get new card reader for pics.

Whilhelm · 06-13-2008, 02:54 PM

It is truly an amazing case. It is so good for lots of watercooling gear. Once the hard drives are re-located to the optical drive area it leaves a ton of room for radiators pumps and fans in the bottom. I do agree though, the fans that the case comes with are noisy and don't move much air. It is a shame that such an expensive case doesn't come stock with really good fans.

Fitseries3 · 06-13-2008, 08:37 PM

i've had mine for almost a year now and i love it. the only problem is that it's hard to find a desk that it will fit under.

enjoy...

oily_17 · 06-13-2008, 10:44 PM

Hi Fits, love the black paint job ^^ You have given me some ideas with the Swiftech micro res,as that is the res I will be using as well.I have also removed the hard drive bays to allow fitment of my triple rad.

Is that the PC Power PSU you are using in the pic.I have the 750 model and want to use it,I just hope the leads are long enough to give a clean look as I have the windowed version and want to keep things nice and tidy.

WarEagleAU · 06-13-2008, 10:46 PM

Nice wiring job Fits. you should come to AL and rewire mine for me

Fitseries3 · 06-13-2008, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by oily_17

Hi Fits, love the black paint job ^^ You have given me some ideas with the Swiftech micro res,as that is the res I will be using as well.I have also removed the hard drive bays to allow fitment of my triple rad.

Is that the PC Power PSU you are using in the pic.I have the 750 model and want to use it,I just hope the leads are long enough to give a clean look as I have the windowed version and want to keep things nice and tidy.

it's a Pc power and cooling 750watt. i'll be switching to an EK res soon.

wiring is far from done.... but i guess it looks decent right now.

oily_17 · 06-13-2008, 10:54 PM

Looks good to me

Will probably have to cut some holes in the mobo tray as well,so I can hide some of my wires, just dont like cutting up a brand new case

05-06-2008, 12:51 PM	#1
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oily_17 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 1,361 (1.18/day) Thanks: 127 Thanked 364 Times in 296 Posts System Specs	Funny you should review this case now as I just received mine yesterday I got the windowed version in black and I have to agree my first impressions were - Damn this box is HUGE and when I opened it..I was just WOW this looks brilliant,fantastic, really loving it. Will hopefully have fun installing my water setup some time next week __________________ Make The Difference >> Join TPU WCG Team << Click On Here

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Whilhelm Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Barrie, Canada. Posts: 557 (0.45/day) Thanks: 125 Thanked 115 Times in 97 Posts System Specs	It is truly an amazing case. It is so good for lots of watercooling gear. Once the hard drives are re-located to the optical drive area it leaves a ton of room for radiators pumps and fans in the bottom. I do agree though, the fans that the case comes with are noisy and don't move much air. It is a shame that such an expensive case doesn't come stock with really good fans.

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oily_17 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 1,361 (1.18/day) Thanks: 127 Thanked 364 Times in 296 Posts System Specs	Hi Fits, love the black paint job ^^ You have given me some ideas with the Swiftech micro res,as that is the res I will be using as well.I have also removed the hard drive bays to allow fitment of my triple rad. Is that the PC Power PSU you are using in the pic.I have the 750 model and want to use it,I just hope the leads are long enough to give a clean look as I have the windowed version and want to keep things nice and tidy. __________________ Make The Difference >> Join TPU WCG Team << Click On Here

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