Show us your Workstations! - 2012 Edition

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jamieakers

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Aren't them Corsair water coolers meant to be installed with the rad intake / out take at the bottom?

I read somewhere that it doesn't function properly when you mount rad the way you have.

Yeah, that is totally in upside down!

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Kami-

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Aren't them Corsair water coolers meant to be installed with the rad intake / out take at the bottom? I read somewhere that it doesn't function properly when you mount rad the way you have.

Maybe he keeps his case upside down...? :ninja:

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remixedcat

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That's because I exchanged dust by humidity... and rain, well... at least is not that bad :D

I love the rain and I love gloomy days...

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remixedcat

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Like... UK cloudy and rainy days? (almost always?) east Europe has always lacked a bit of sun...

yep ;-) they're calming...

and here you go shaun..

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freak180

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Aren't them Corsair water coolers meant to be installed with the rad intake / out take at the bottom?

I read somewhere that it doesn't function properly when you mount rad the way you have.

Yeah, that is totally in upside down!

Care to explain what I did wrong? Or use a video or pic

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psyko_x

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That is a nice setup psyko! Have you ever tried/thought about removing the plastic casing on the front of the monitors so you can put them togeher more with less of a gap?

thanks. I've thought about it, but I'm worried I'll break something or that the end result will be ugly. There are times when I wish I didn't have any bezel (like when I'm using photoshop), but I usually don't run applications that use all 3 screens. I use an application called Winsplit Revolution which allows me to quickly position each window to a specific monitor.

btw, if anyone here is a programmer, I would seriously recommend trying to set your display into portrait mode. I think you'll love it

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psyko_x

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Wow, that is awesome. What panels are those?

sorry, they're 23inch, not 24inch apparently:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236288

Looks like the price has dropped a bit. I would have gone with cheaper, non-IPS displays, but I felt like viewing angles are more important when you have multiple monitors since you're not directly in front of the display

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