Alienware Tower Case
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Do you think my computer will over heat?
ok so ibought a gts 250 and a 600watts power suply and i have my tower with the side open and a office fan next to it keeping it cool, im a little scare to overheat it thats why so i need to buy a new computer case i was about t obuy the alienware but thats just looks i want some thing with a lot of airflow under 150$ and i also have another question im currently computer is running 2 fans so my mother board is out of pins to connect the fans anyway that i can conec more fans? i know there are adapter but i see people running 6 or 7 fans at the same time how do they do that? thanks!!
My pc :
Gateway DX4710-05 Refurbished Desktop PC - Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz, 6GB DDR2, 640GB, DVDRW, Vista Home Premium 64-bit RB-PT.G320X.001 in Canada at TigerDirect.ca
PS: i got to moved the hardrive so the graphic card will fit
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-details-print.asp?EdpNo=4374299&Sku=S445-10017
Only fan ive ever plugged into the motherboard was my CPU fan, all others just need to be connected to your power supply (and most fans come with a power in, and power out plugs, so you can connect them together)
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If none of this is true for you, then you can want to consider an upgrade of the motherboard. Recent improvements in speed make this major "surgery" attractive.
These are the looking for items you win: PCI Express, SATA II, an additional RAM slot, and for the players, SLI or Crossfire capability. Do not talk about his new board could running a dual core chip. All this is available for less than $ 150.
What kind of speed increase would you expect? There are some numbers amazing in this regard. His old PCI slot can handle data at 133 MB / s. The new PCI Express can deliver 2.5 GB / s. Or consider SATA II for tasks such as connecting a disk external. USB II port that you have raised has an output of 480MB / s. Gives a SATA II 3.0 Gb / s.
For the players, a two GPU is the gateway to a almost unbelievable level of realism. The two competing systems of NVIDIA SLI and Crossfire ATX require SLI or CrossFire. This has players exchange cards everywhere.
Having a motherboard with a socket that accepts dual-core chips as the 775 or AM2 is a dream come true for video editing. Often, publishers are needing to run more than one program at once. dual core that allows multiple tasks as if they had two machines in one case.
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