Your PC ATM

sy5tem · Jul 3, 2011

Jan Kyster said:
let tubings run straight down through bottom of case/top of cooling box instead.

nice thing there, is that a box you made yourself or bought ?

Wile E · Jul 3, 2011

(FIH) The Don said:
sure is a mac mini , with the c2d, gf 9400, 500gb hd, and 2gb memory, will put in 4gb memory, and a used 120gb ssd, or a momentus xt500gb sometime next month

will also get it anodized black

Best mini PC out there right now. Everything else in that size is either retardedly slow (atom powered), or hugely overpriced.

Velvet Wafer · Jul 3, 2011

sy5tem said:
nice thing there, is that a box you made yourself or bought ?

if you take the time, to go a few pages back, you can see, that he made it himself

Jan Kyster · Jul 3, 2011

Cold Storm said:
Yes your right on the factor that the pump wasn't powerful enough...

Especially with kinks in the tubing! :shadedshu
Got a major shock yesterday when I dismantled the thing. One of those "Brain to eyes: Reception denied!" experiences.
The tube above the pump was not only kinked but was in a 90 degree sharp bend!
Could not believe how on earth that passed inspections... but thinking a bit cooler today, I've decided it may have happened during connecting/disconnecting the Koolance quick connect. Tube wasn't secured inside the box, so it is a probable explanation.

That and of course me being such a noob... :eek:

Appreciate your feedbacks, thanks!

Wile E said:
...You still need to monitor your temps, no ifs, ands or buts.

Oh! this baby will be monitored like no pc have ever been monitored before!

sy5tem said:
nice thing there, is that a box you made yourself or bought ?

See post #16988 - this thread has slowly been derailed into my building log...

New state of "Your PC ATM", masking components before drilling additional holes in bottom:

"Upgrading" from M3 threads to M4 threads

New stands by converting some fitting extenders:

PopcornMachine · Jul 3, 2011

Wile E said:
Best mini PC out there right now. Everything else in that size is either retardedly slow (atom powered), or hugely overpriced.

Yeah...but it's a....Mac. :ohwell:

Just kidding... :laugh:

Jan Kyster said:
"Upgrading" from M3 threads to M4 threads
http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/5970/ASSY073.jpg

Dude, that's a scary picture. Looks like you're drilling into your PSU! :eek:

Cold Storm · Jul 3, 2011

Jan Kyster said:
Especially with kinks in the tubing! :shadedshu
Got a major shock yesterday when I dismantled the thing. One of those "Brain to eyes: Reception denied!" experiences.
The tube above the pump was not only kinked but was in a 90 degree sharp bend!
Could not believe how on earth that passed inspections... but thinking a bit cooler today, I've decided it may have happened during connecting/disconnecting the Koolance quick connect. Tube wasn't secured inside the box, so it is a probable explanation.

That and of course me being such a noob...

Appreciate your feedbacks, thanks! http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/smilies/waytogo2.gif

Oh! this baby will be monitored like no pc have ever been monitored before! http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/smilies/biggrin3.gif

See post #16988 - this thread has slowly been derailed into my building log... http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/smilies/biggrin2.gif

New state of "Your PC ATM", masking components before drilling additional holes in bottom:
http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/5970/ASSY072.jpg

"Upgrading" from M3 threads to M4 threads
http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/5970/ASSY073.jpg

New stands by converting some fitting extenders:
http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/5970/ASSY074.jpg

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z15/subject_rod/smilies/knit.gif

We're all noobs at some point. :toast:

I think it took two system loops for myself til I really could get the factor. So, don't feel bad about it.. You get so antsy about wanting to see the temps, you forget that stuff takes time, or you just lose track of that one thing you had in your head back when...

Now, that you got everything straight, can't wait to see how it looks when your finished.

:pimp:

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

UD7 is getting a new home, until then, I have all of this to detail out before it goes in a new box

Velvet Wafer · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
UD7 is getting a new home, until then, I have all of this to detail out before it goes in a new box

http://img.techpowerup.org/110704/DSC02349.jpg

Really exquisite parts, but sadly, the red of the mushkins doesnt quite fit into the picture

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

The timings and ability of both sets of mushkins I own well outweigh the red spreaders

Neither kit has a warranty I can claim, maybe a paint job is in order, but I am too lazy for that honestly. At least looking at all the hardware on the table I have to polish and clean, then the fact I just cleaned the ol' 800D as if it was brand new to sell it, its last on the to-do list

Also, that's what the chrome Ballistix fan is for, it covers the spreaders unless you are at a very uncomfortable angle

theonedub · Jul 5, 2011

What is replacing the 800D?

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

I've had this TJ11 in the basement I need to get done, and it seemed a fitting case to replace the 800D.

theJesus · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
UD7 is getting a new home, until then, I have all of this to detail out before it goes in a new box

http://img.techpowerup.org/110704/DSC02349.jpg

A box with a shipping label to me, right? :laugh:

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

theJesus said:
A box with a shipping label to me, right?

sure, that can be done.....for the right price!

[H]@RD5TUFF · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
I've had this TJ11 in the basement I need to get done, and it seemed a fitting case to replace the 800D.

Pics ?

erocker · Jul 5, 2011

[H]@RD5TUFF said:
Pics ?

Yes, now please. Kaythnkx.

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

ran into an issue during cleaning, if the macro worked out right I might have some gruesome images.

So I was cleaning the board, while doing it I knocked some TIM down the side of the proc, under the latch. At this point I figure release the latch and blow it out with air, then while I'm here, I could touch up the lapping on my 860. So when I pulled it I saw this....

So then I flip my proc over, and after a bit of cleaning I realized I blew a pad right off the bottom of the proc....

So now to do some testing after I bent the pins back. The board was just running, so I'm thinking the pad that I had to remove from the end of one of the pins in the socket isn't very needed. At least I hope!

erocker · Jul 5, 2011

Ouch! looks like you have at least four other pads that want to come off too.

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

yeah its not looking good either way. Only thing I can think is that I played a little too hard with that set of Hypers I had. Didn't have this issue when I was busting those Tridents balls at 24-2500mhz....really at a loss. I just hope it still runs at this point.

*makes offering to over clocking gods* I won't beat it anymore, I promise

mlee49 · Jul 5, 2011

Damn Sneeky, that sucks man.

I have a DFI P45 and E6600 available if you need a backup

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

I still have the laptop and a sandybridge build to go with, I just wanted to get this into the TJ, now I got another delay...lol

theJesus · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
sure, that can be done.....for the right price!

My new job doesn't pay that much

sneekypeet said:
ran into an issue during cleaning, if the macro worked out right I might have some gruesome images.

So I was cleaning the board, while doing it I knocked some TIM down the side of the proc, under the latch. At this point I figure release the latch and blow it out with air, then while I'm here, I could touch up the lapping on my 860. So when I pulled it I saw this....

http://img.techpowerup.org/110705/DSC02364.jpg

So then I flip my proc over, and after a bit of cleaning I realized I blew a pad right off the bottom of the proc....

http://img.techpowerup.org/110705/DSC02369.jpg

So now to do some testing after I bent the pins back. The board was just running, so I'm thinking the pad that I had to remove from the end of one of the pins in the socket isn't very needed. At least I hope!

Ouch! Hopefully you can still get it to work, but if not I'll take it for the cost of shipping lol

20mmrain · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
yeah its not looking good either way. Only thing I can think is that I played a little too hard with that set of Hypers I had. Didn't have this issue when I was busting those Tridents balls at 24-2500mhz....really at a loss. I just hope it still runs at this point.

*makes offering to over clocking gods* I won't beat it anymore, I promise

So that thing was still running before you pulled it out for cleaning... How long was it OC'd for and How high???

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

well I was running 4.0 with 2000mhz ram speeds. Just dropped it to 3.6 to lower the volts and heat dramatically, and dropped the ram to stock 1600 speeds. Was literally gaming on it in L4D2 and dirt3 before i tore it down.

20mmrain · Jul 5, 2011

sneekypeet said:
well I was running 4.0 with 2000mhz ram speeds. Just dropped it to 3.6 to lower the volts and heat dramatically, and dropped the ram to stock 1600 speeds. Was literally gaming on it in L4D2 and dirt3 before i tore it down.

Shit I never have seen anything like that.... Usually something like that happens there is some issues like shutting down or blue screen or something to give you some kind of clue something like that has happened. Wow the 860's a study CPU's makes me worry for my i7 2600k makes me want to check my pads

Any thought as too what could have caused it??? By any chance you got the Foxconn socket on that board? Possible memory overclock that caused it?

Edit I mean I saw the bent pin but was it bent before or after the incident

sneekypeet · Jul 5, 2011

20mmrain said:
Any thought as too what could have caused it???

Could have been the first set of hypers I had. Tried windows boots at 2000mhz 6-7-6-18 with like 1.8V, live and learn right?

Literally the last time I looked was after much more abuse with PSC Tridents, had a few kits since, but that Hyper kit was the only ones I went balls out on!

Cadaveca linked me to the white papers, it is a memory voltage pin

(pin 2-AL iirc)

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Your PC ATM

sy5tem

Wile E

Power User

Velvet Wafer

Jan Kyster

PopcornMachine

Cold Storm

Battosai

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

Velvet Wafer

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

theonedub

habe fidem

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

theJesus

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

[H]@RD5TUFF

erocker

*

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

erocker

*

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

mlee49

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

theJesus

20mmrain

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

20mmrain

sneekypeet

not-so supermod

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