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I just ordered one. Excited to get it and hear how it sounds!

Just bought a DD-1 and a hat! Hopefully i'll get it in time to make a video for the contest. Plus, i've heard nothing but good things about then, so I might as well see why they're so amazing

Also, here is the heatsink that I have in it. Once again, probably should've looked up more info on the size, but I freakin' love it!

Does anyone have any good recommendations on cases that they like?

Thanks

Well I was thinking of going to liquid cooling just to free up space on the inside, but since i'll probably be going to a different case, I guess it doesn't really matter, I just wanted some other opinions. As for the temperatures, my processor has never been above 45 celcius, and my video card has never been above 40 celcius

Thanks, and I try to work on it whenever I have free time. And I haven't messed with the memory because i've never played with it before, so I have no clue what i'm doing with that.

Thanks. I started this build in January, and just bought piece by piece as I could afford it.

No it doesn't. Its absolutely horrible in that matter. The back panel on the motherboard, they left no room to run wires back there. Since the case is all mesh except for the red bars, air flow is amazing but no room to run wires. I will probably be upgrading my case soon.

What I still think i'm going to do now is i'm looking at putting in a SSD(s), maybe liquid cooling of some sort, and way down the road, I would like to have a 6-monitor grid running. Anyone got any thoughts on this, and or some items that they have that are really good to use?

And just to see what my video card was capable of doing, from left to right: Battlefield 3, Unreal Tournament 2004, and a blu ray rip of Avatar; all running at once

This is the case, with my Triton AX Pro amp on it This is the video card. When I first looked at it, I didn't think it would be that big This is the card in the case. Takes up a lot of room, and as you can see, I still need to do some major wire management This is Battlefield 3, all specs as high as they can go, and my monitors in Eyefinity

I will post pics of it tonight. I'm at work on my lunch break right now

What I have in it as we speak: 3.5GHz Intel Core i7 2600K, OC'd to 4.5 Cooler Master v8 heatsink 16 gigs of DDR3 RAM MSI Lightning Radeon HD 7970 500gb 5400rpm drive 1tb 7200rpm drive 2tb 7200rpm drive 3-Samsung 23 inch 1080p LED monitors 750 watt power supply Asus blu ray burner Antec lanboy air case. So far, I've spent about 2 grand on it already. I will update more specs when I get home from work today.

I'm going to start this now, seeing how I'm still working on getting everything just the way I like it.

Hey I'm not here for anything special, just want to give a job well done shout out to Sundown Audio. I recently got 2 SA-8 v.2's to replace my Cadence S2W8-S2's. I've had them about a week now, and they are AMAZING! I'm still breaking them in, but I can already tell they out perform my old 8's. So just wanted to say thanks for making a great product.

Hey everyone. This was my first test trying to chop and screw a song. The bass was decent, not great, partially because I only have 1 sub hooked up right now (blew the other one. Waiting to buy my 2 SA-8 v2's.) The song is Gargoyle Serenade by E-40. http://youtu.be/J7uyz732KGU

35 hz. IA20.1

This is my current box with the old subs in it The box is 1.7 cubic feet I am going to get 2 of the Sundown Audio SA-8 D4's to replace the old subs. On woofersetc.com, they say not to use more than .6 cubic feet for one subwoofer, and I was wondering if I would be okay with the box that I have now.

Depending on your location, there is someone really good in the Grand Rapids area that is doing my box. He will build it to your specs and also has his own Termlab, so will be able to test it once its done.

Looks pretty good to me.