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System Name | Not so complete or overkill - There are others!! Just no room to put! :D |
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Processor | Ryzen Threadripper 3970X |
Motherboard | Asus Zenith 2 Extreme Alpha |
Cooling | Lots!! Dual GTX 560 rads with D5 pumps for each rad. One rad for each component |
Memory | Viper Steel 4 x 16GB DDR4 3600MHz not sure on the timings... Probably still at 2667!! :( |
Video Card(s) | Asus Strix 3090 with front and rear active full cover water blocks |
Storage | I'm bound to forget something here - 250GB OS, 2 x 1TB NVME, 2 x 1TB SSD, 4TB SSD, 2 x 8TB HD etc... |
Display(s) | 3 x Dell 27" S2721DGFA @ 7680 x 1440P @ 144Hz or 165Hz - working on it!! |
Case | The big Thermaltake that looks like a Case Mods |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
Power Supply | EVGA 1600W T2 |
Mouse | Corsair thingy |
Keyboard | Razer something or other.... |
VR HMD | No headset yet |
Software | Windows 11 OS... Not a fan!! |
Benchmark Scores | I've actually never benched it!! Too busy with WCG and FAH and not gaming! :( :( Not OC'd it!! :( |
Did someone say cake????!!!!This part just put the icing on the cake.
On that note, I agree. We need pics! Too bad that new hardware isn't new forever. That's why I say cheap hardware is best hardware, because I can buy more of it more often.
I think mine suffers with it too, of course she's too busy having a go sometimes to even think why is she having a go but typical women who is never wrong..... Ever so slightly frustrating.....My misses has bipolar, believe me, you don't wanna know how bad it can be.
We have those sorts of ACs at work, they work fairly well but I think I'd rather have something ducted about the house as I'd guess hat would be more efficient... They aren't the cheapest of units I'm sure but I bet they cool well and keep you nice and cool when you need it They're not really thinking too much around for that here, I hear about these heat pumps but they are so inefficient, which is why I think that Combi's are still so very popular...I guess technically it's a heat pump rather than just an AC unit. It only cools one floor in the house, but it's more or less just a room and a bathroom there so... Tall ceiling, top floor of the house, so it gets extra hot up there in summer.
For some reason, Panasonic doesn't provide a ton of details on their local website about the model we got, but it's their higher-end, but not top of the range series. (Google translate mostly works on that page)
https://www.panasonic.com/tw/consumer/air-conditioner/house-air-conditioner/qx-series.html
What you can get are models with a single outdoors unit, but two or three indoor units. It's also possible to get built-in indoor units, which sort of look like a large air vent, but for some reason they don't seem all that popular here.
We have neighbours that still use the old window units, but they're noise and horrible. More modern split units are quieter and the two Panasonic ones we have more so than the Heran (local brand) units we had before. As I mentioned, they also cool differently somehow, as they cool down the air without making it feel ice cold.
The one we got is good for about 40 square meters, so it's a big unit, although they have at least four larger models...
That said, I think they measure the room size that these units are suitable for differently here, as I had a look at some units on sale in Sweden and they claim much larger room sizes for much smaller units.
It was around £1,500, so not cheap, although we'll get some money back from Panasonic and the government. Not cheap, but it made it a lot nicer sleeping at night.
It's actually weird how different these kind of things are in different parts of the world. The AC units/heat pumps I've seen in Europe are all like 10 year old models here and Taiwan isn't even on the cutting edge of this stuff. I saw in the news that heat pumps are being pushed to replace gas boilers in the UK, although I'm not quite sure how that's supposed to work. Not all of those setups seems to supply cooling though, which seems like a missed opportunity. I do miss having a hot water tank though, as "on demand" hot water really takes a while to get hot...
I'll wait and see on that side of things, but I need something to cool me down in the heat of the summer here, it gets a little bit toasty....