Striker II EXTREME

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December 27th 2008
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Intel CPU NVIDIA Graphics NVIDIA SLI
System Specs:
  • Q9650 3.0 ghz Asus striker II Extreme 4 x 1gb corsair dominator ddr3 1800 EVGA GTX 280 Superclocked 621/1350/2268 overclocked to 685/1489/2380 Zalman 9700 nickel edition 3 x 300 gb velicraptors on ARECA raid controller. 3 x 1tb WD blacks Silverstone tj09 black edition Sound blaster XFI elite pro. Thermaltake 1200W 9 in 1 card reader.Viewsonic 22 inch
replaced middle intake fan. Im getting another gtx 280 soon and will update with. in 3dmark06 stock settings with 1 card i get around 16500. with 2 cards i get close to 20000 stock. Has 5 operating systems. Xp pro,Xp media center edition, XP 64 bit, Vista 32 Bit, Vista 64 Bit
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5 Comments on Striker II EXTREME

#1
ty_ger
"Im getting another gtx 280 soon and will update with. in 3dmark06 stock settings with 1 card i get around 16500. with 2 cards i get close to 20000 stock."

Don't do it man! See how little performance you gained with the second card? Just 3,500 points gain with the second card? I bet you won't gain more than 1,000 points with a third card.

If you want to waste your money, do it. But realize that tri-SLI is very inefficient and won't give you hardly any performance over the dual SLI you have now.

Why not save up for a couple GTX 295s instead?
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#2
craigo
nice choice of case with your builds although i think you should have a go at tidying those cables up (i hate saying that as much as i hate hearing it!) heres a link to my TJ09 before and after paint and guts change.
www.techpowerup.com/gallery/1042.html
www.techpowerup.com/gallery/1595.html
it now has slightly more graphics cards no tv tuner and may contain traces of nuts
oh, i gave you 6
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#3
Monster80
I don't gain as much performance as i could because of have the areca raid controller taking bandwith of the pcie bus
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#4
_jM
Nice hardware/build. Ive always loved that case. One thing, I see you have your PSU mounted as a bottom intake on the floor of the case. You have the case on carpet, thats not good man. You will kill your PSU that way. I would sugest adding some casters to the case or taller feet to add more space between the bottom of the case and the carpet. Or set the case on something hard like a spare piece of tile or sumthin of the like.

Other than that. 8/10 great build bro
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#5
Monster80
_jm thanks i have the case set up in a 2 x 6 so theres plenty of air getting to the psu and hard drives
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