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iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

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iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by 0-0-0-0- » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:23:31




>> News groups are for posting opinions, you fecking ***! The OP's post
>> actually made interesting reading.

> True that, it is for opinions. IMO, you are a cunt.

You're not alone in that opinion !!!

But I think you give 'it' too much credit.... even a c--t has some
usefulness.

David Fisher's Left Testicl

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by David Fisher's Left Testicl » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 06:10:42




>> News groups are for posting opinions, you fecking ***! The OP's post
>> actually made interesting reading.

> True that, it is for opinions. IMO, you are a cunt.

Yeah, well, you're a***for reading something you had little or no
interest in. The title was pretty clear.

Oh, no, have to go. My master is burping the worm again!

Maat

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Maat » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 09:21:08


It's not my fault if you are too dim to follow the logic of my post. Let me
help you out. Disney = happy ending always, without fail

Maat

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Maat » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 09:24:29



But I was interested until I realized the post was 100 pages long so
skipped to the ending and all it said was that he kind of liked iRacing.

Andrew MacPhers

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Andrew MacPhers » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:05:00


> But I was interested until I realized the post was 100 pages long
> so skipped to the ending and all it said was that he kind of liked
> iRacing.

Life is not about the destination, it is about the journey.

Andrew McP... going nowhere slowly

David Fisher's Left Testicl

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by David Fisher's Left Testicl » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 17:50:04




>> Yeah, well, you're a***for reading something you had little or no
>> interest in. The title was pretty clear.

> But I was interested until I realized the post was 100 pages long so
> skipped to the ending and all it said was that he kind of liked iRacing.

Poor didums, having to read something you didn't enjoy.

Yours sneeringly

Dave's left bollock.

jeffarei

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by jeffarei » Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:00:26

Should be "racing aimlessly", "getting nowhwere fast".

Larr

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Larr » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:57:01

Ain't that the damned truth LOL

I suspect you read my VIR post/thread :)

-Larry



> iRacing is the Jekyll & Hyde of sim racing. An angel one minute, a
> monster the next. ;-)

> Andrew McP

Larr

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Larr » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:02:52

I'd like to dig into that a bit more (Really, I'm not poking a stick at you
here :)).

What do you base that on.  I am too a bit confused about a few things Mazda,
and your info may help me figure it out.

-Larry


Larr

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Larr » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:09:10

If your fans are slower/quieter with the case side off, you may not have
your cooling balanced properly and may have a pressure lock developing in
your system.  This can cause overheating due to poor air-flow, no matter how
much air you push in there.

Your fans need to be balanced.  What comes in needs to get out.  If you have
a lot more coming in than going out, your airflow becomes, um, constipated
:)

It's one of those things folks don't usually think about, and when they
throw another intake fan at the problem they end up making it worse instead
of better.

-Larry


Larr

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Larr » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:11:18

If you want quiet AND massive airflow, get yourself an Antec Nine-Hundred.
It's all 120 and 200mm fans.  Even on high speed, they are very quiet.

I am a Lian-Li fan, and I think the Nine-Hundred has kicked Lian-Li's ass
for now.

-Larry



>> I leave the sides off on my computer (it's a mid-sized tower). It
>> turns out to be quieter because the fans run at slower speed.

> I'm pretty sure my problems weren't heat-related in this instance. But I
> do often run without the case side on during hot weather. My games
> machine is built for speed rather than peace & quiet though (despite
> having no need to overclock the E6600 since I stop flying flight sims so
> often), so it's noisy with the side on, and even noisier with it off.

> Although a 2 box solution can be a pain at times, having this quiet PC
> for main use suits me very well.

> Andrew McP

Larr

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by Larr » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:13:57

Easy now.  Don't get your Vas Deferens in a twist :)

-Larry



David Fisher's Left Testicl

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by David Fisher's Left Testicl » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:25:50


All to easy with all the***action that happens around here, I can tell
you.

> -Larry



>> News groups are for posting opinions, you fecking ***! The OP's post
>> actually made interesting reading.

jeffarei

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by jeffarei » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:53:31

Read this thread, from RSC, specifically post #22.

http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?t=325994

jeffarei

iRacing: The race that changed my mind!

by jeffarei » Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:56:14

I also have a Lian Li case, but I have 4 hard drives just behind the bottom
two intake fans which is probably the issue, and why I leave my case open.


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