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| Portal Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Utah
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Country: | MediaPortal Version: Version 0.2.2.0 MediaPortal Skin: Blue Two Wide Windows Version: Windows XP sp2 CPU Type: Intel Pentium D 3.0ghz HDD: WD 500gig Memory: 500MB DDR2 Motherboard: MSI PM8PM-V Motherboard Chipset: Via Motherboard Bios: MSI (Latest as of Mar 2007) Video Card: MSI GeForce 6600GT (AGP 8x) Video Card Driver: NVIDIA VGA Driver 72.12 for Win XP/2000 Sound Card: Realtek ALC655 6 channel S/W audio codec. Sound Card AC3: Sound Card Driver: Latest from MSI 1. TV Card: ATI Theater 650 PRO 1. TV Card Type: DVB-T (Dual ATSC, NTSC) 1. TV Card Driver: 6.14.10.231 MPEG2 Video Codec: Nvidia Pure Video MPEG2 Audio Codec: MPA Satelite/CableTV Provider: HTPC Case: Silverstone Tek LC11 Cooling: 6 Internal 20- DB Fans Power Supply: Modded ThermalTake 430Watt (Modded for Lowprofile case) Remote: ATI Remote Wonder TV: LG 42in Plasma TV TV - HTPC Connection: DVI to HDMI It's SOOOOO nice to see it all come together and work properly. This is our main TV so I was kinda concerned. The build went okay, but I learned quickly that stock 300watt PSU wouldn't drive the graphics GPU I needed for OTA HD. You'll Notice I had to retro-fit a normal sized 430Watt PSU into the case. The White module on the case sidewall is actually a RF transmitter for the ambient temprature around the PSU. I talked with the maker of the PSU and they told me the ambient temp of the PSU should not exceed 140f. I never get above 105F. Anyway - Enjoy, and ask away with any questions. I learned allot going through this thanks to the kick-ass MP community. |
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| Hey man ! Nice work around your LC11 ! Especially with the PSU which is a real limitation in that case. Hope no one has been shocked during the modding process hehe Have you seen mine ? See ya |
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Country: | very, very nice! maybe you want to add you solution here too? http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/HomeTheatre_showroom
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I LOVE your work on your case. I had checked it out before. I may need to get some specifics on that mod in the future. I'd really like it for temprature monitoring etc.. | |
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I will signup for the wiki and add my "fix" for the LC11 PSU issue there. Thanks again! | |
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Country: | I cut the metal case apart that the PSU came in. I then mounted it to the inside of my HTPC case. Everything is self contained in the PSU, so I didn't have to do much work. I added an internal temp guage which was wireless so I could monitor the ambient temp around the PSU. I spoke with Thermaltake to get the max operating temp range. |
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Country: | Does the change of PSU change the noise alot? I added silent casefans and a silent chip cooler, but im still not really happy with the noise. Got any advise on wich silent PSU would fit (with or without modding)? Thanks.
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