Your PC ATM

[Kast]

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I like...

 

[GreiverBlade]

I like...
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Node 605 i had a Node 304 i kinda like the look of that serie.

 

[Jetster]

I like...
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I saw that case on sale the other day. Its a nice case. Its just slightly bigger and will hold a full ATX board. Very cool

 

[Knight091]

O dear God......this computer case is great......ya...wish I thought of it when modding my computer.... My be next time when I build a computer....

 

[CheezusCrust]

I like...
*Fractal Design Node 605*

Another FD user, awesome! I still use my Node 605 for my storage server.

 

[ibay190]

IKUO190 RIG

Finally update it, for cable management, this is midlle end build with old cpu, maybe not as good as your rig.. but enjoy it..

Spoiler: Spec

- AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE 3,2ghz
- Gigabyte 78LMT-S2P
- Cooler Master Hyper 212X (1 fan)
- MSI GTX 650 ti Boost Twin Frozr 2GB GDDR5
- GSKILL Ripjaws PC 12800 2 x 4GB (8GB)
- WD Cavlar Blue 1 TB
- WD Cavlar Blue 500 GB
- Enermax NAXN 550-B 82+ Bronze
- Azza Toledo 301

Spoiler: RIG

Spoiler: Validasi

Spoiler: instagram

 

[CheezusCrust]

How do you sit? Looks like there's barely any legroom D:

 

[SaiZo]

My system..

...was updated with this card.

First picture the card (originally from an Alienware system).
Second picture - installed in system.
Third picture, comes with a handy support.

Preparing to remove the thermal paste/pad that is already there with some Arctic Silver 5.

 

[GreiverBlade]

recieved the E3 is in place and running most fine and the i5 sit on my cpu collection in the little plastic blister of the E3, even more happy the E3 was still factory sealed

next step: waiting on my etailer to resupply Gskill ARES 2x4gb kit

 

[Random Murderer]

recieved the E3 is in place and running most fine and the i5 sit on my cpu collection in the little plastic blister of the E3, even more happy the E3 was still factory sealed

next step: waiting on my etailer to resupply Gskill ARES 2x4gb kit
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Question: Since that chip has turbo, is it possible to increase the multi to the max turbo clock for all cores and get a slight oc on it?
Otherwise, it looks awesome. Low VID, low temps, Xeon reliability, all on a 4c/8t chip.

 

[GreiverBlade]

Question: Since that chip has turbo, is it possible to increase the multi to the max turbo clock for all cores and get a slight oc on it?
Otherwise, it looks awesome. Low VID, low temps, Xeon reliability, all on a 4c/8t chip.

all cores report to run at 3900mhz (instead of 1-2 cores max as stated by intel) set in the bios,

and i also got it running at 4134mhz turbo (39x106) reporting 3922 average speed (37x106) and reported in the pos and bios as 4028mhz (38x106) no BSOD temp not much higher, not planning to fiddle much with it atm 3.5-3.9 is enough at my taste.

atm i get 26c average idle and 45c-50c load (unigine heaven and valley) also i did a little upgrade on my HAF XB since i cant use a 200mm top due to the H70 size i screwed a TY-147 140mm just above the Matrixs welll now my temps are 65c/69c lowest and 68c/78c highest ... god i love that case ...

just now in idle my gpu sit at 28c/33c

also who said H70 are obsolet xD they perform same as H80 and near H100 (ok not the i serie ) still a good double thickness AIO CWC
and i have to add that i prefere widely the round Asetek waterblock/pump than the news one on H80 or H80i ahahah

 

[Zen_]

I lied about never getting a new case...combo of shellshockers and BF4 excitement got to me

The R4 is a very pleasant and well designed case...and remember to install your I/O shield.

 

[HammerON]

My PC ATM

 

[Deleted member 24505]

I tidied mine up a bit.

Can see my idle temps on there too

 

[GreiverBlade]

my pc atm *laptop* (will upload pics after install updates)

now this is a funny one
i went to the dump to drop some wrecked/unused/disabled stuff and i found a ACER 5735Z in a perfect condition, just the HDD RAM and CPU missing (along with some screw ... funny so do i...)

i went home with my new finding and searched thru my wonderbox i found a matching cpu (core2duo T3200 2.0ghz) 2x2 gb SO-DIMM and put my win 7 64 pro 2.5 160gb WD HDD it started (it was a Phenom II X4 955 previously) started just fine, its updating drivers atm (doing a safemode restart and removing all AMD related drivers

specs ACER 5735Z
Core2duo T3200 2.0ghz 1m L2 667Mhz FSB
4gb DDR2
4500M 1244mb shared
15.6" hd ACER Cinecrystal LCD screen
ACER Nplify 802.1 b/g/Draft-N Wlan
DVDRW multi-DL

formerly a 250gb HDD and under Vista 64 (license still on it)

 

[Deleted member 24505]

my pc atm *laptop* (will upload pics after install updates)

now this is a funny one
i went to the dump to drop some wrecked/unused/disabled stuff and i found a ACER 5735Z in a perfect condition, just the HDD RAM and CPU missing (along with some screw ... funny so do i...)

i went home with my new finding and searched thru my wonderbox i found a matching cpu (core2duo T3200 2.0ghz) 2x2 gb SO-DIMM and put my win 7 64 pro 2.5 160gb WD HDD it started (it was a Phenom II X4 955 previously) started just fine, its updating drivers atm (doing a safemode restart and removing all AMD related drivers

specs ACER 5735Z
Core2duo T3200 2.0ghz 1m L2 667Mhz FSB
4gb DDR2
4500M 1244mb shared
15.6" hd ACER Cinecrystal LCD screen
ACER Nplify 802.1 b/g/Draft-N Wlan
DVDRW multi-DL

formerly a 250gb HDD and under Vista 64 (license still on it)

Nice, I love skip diving, and can't go past one without having a look

 

[GreiverBlade]

my only concerne atm since ACER support site offer only win XP 32/64 Vista 32/64 drivers will Vista 64 drivers works with Win7 i guess i just try and report once done (damne my camera battery are empty)

 

[Jetster]

my only concerne atm since ACER support site offer only win XP 32/64 Vista 32/64 drivers will Vista 64 drivers works with Win7 i guess i just try and report once done (damne my camera battery are empty)

You should be able to force them. Download the right bit version to the folder try to install. If it says not compatible then open Device Manager right click and update drive and point to the folder

 

[Random Murderer]

Nice, I love skip diving, and can't go past one without having a look

Same here. It's surprising what people throw out.

 

[TheHunter]

Mine is not that fancy inside.. I will have to do some more reordering, also not the best screens (1.2mpixel phone photo)

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Mine is not that fancy inside, will have to do some more reordering, also not the best screens


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That H90 pump/block looks exatly like the one on my H55.

Nice enough rig.

 

[GreiverBlade]

That H90 pump/block looks exatly like the one on my H55.

Nice enough rig.

So does my H70 pump/block (i prefere the round ones ) also the H70 one is a bit more bling bling oooohhhh shiny!

seconded for the "nice rig" !

 

[Random Murderer]

So does my H70 pump/block (i prefere the round ones ) also the H70 one is a bit more bling bling oooohhhh shiny!

Never really been a fan of the round pump/block. The ThermalTake Water 2.0 series used the same ones. I did like the fact that the pump could be aligned with the mounting bracket in different orientations, but i didn't like the mounting brackets themselves. Too easy to bend, and once you bend it even slightly, it's useless. Not to mention the plastic backplate that flexes like hell...
The Corsair i series, however: love it! The bracket and backplate are metal and actually put up with the stress put on them from mounting more than two or three times. I can deal with a square block/pump that can only be mounted in four orientations but be re-mounted as much as you want, as well as having a built-in fan controller.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Never really been a fan of the round pump/block. The ThermalTake Water 2.0 series used the same ones. I did like the fact that the pump could be aligned with the mounting bracket in different orientations, but i didn't like the mounting brackets themselves. Too easy to bend, and once you bend it even slightly, it's useless. Not to mention the plastic backplate that flexes like hell...
The Corsair i series, however: love it! The bracket and backplate are metal and actually put up with the stress put on them from mounting more than two or three times. I can deal with a square block/pump that can only be mounted in four orientations but be re-mounted as much as you want, as well as having a built-in fan controller.

The bracket on my h55 is metal, did it use to be plastic? The back plate is plastic though.

 

[GreiverBlade]

Never really been a fan of the round pump/block. The ThermalTake Water 2.0 series used the same ones. I did like the fact that the pump could be aligned with the mounting bracket in different orientations, but i didn't like the mounting brackets themselves. Too easy to bend, and once you bend it even slightly, it's useless. Not to mention the plastic backplate that flexes like hell...
The Corsair i series, however: love it! The bracket and backplate are metal and actually put up with the stress put on them from mounting more than two or three times. I can deal with a square block/pump that can only be mounted in four orientations but be re-mounted as much as you want, as well as having a built-in fan controller.

agreed, still i dont find the Corsair link to be more of a gimmick, i controll my fan via the motherboard wich is enough for me, for the plastic backplate i could ask a friend to do a custom metal one (with electric isolation ofc) a stronger bracket it would be harder so i have to be cautious when mounting/unmounting it

also i come to find a little site with all the cpu i owned in that rig since the 1st X6 1035T to the E3-1275v2 with perfomance indicator (i just added the i7-3770 in that for comparison)


1 Intel Xeon E3-1270 V2 - 3.50GHz 13904pts
2 Intel Xeon E3-1275 V2 - 3.50GHz 13567pts this one is inbetween i7-3770 and i7-3770K
3 Intel Core i7-3770 - 3.40GHz 13464pts
4 Intel Core i5-2400 - 3.10GHz 8270pts
5 Intel Core i7 920 - 2.67GHz 7173pts
6 AMD Phenom II X6 1035T 6831pts
7 AMD Phenom II X4 955 5747pts
8 AMD Phenom 9600B Quad-Core 3669pts wow ... my 2nd rig phenom 9600B isnt so bad in the end
9 AMD Phenom II X2 511 2961pts

too bad it wasnt a E3-1270v2 instead of a E3-1275v2 (still i dont get the higher score on a basically same cpu with and without IGP ahah)

The bracket on my h55 is metal, did it use to be plastic? The back plate is plastic though.

as i read it, he was only talking of the backplate to be plastic.