[Case Gallery] "The Beast" Updated

[Ragsters]

To view this case mod, go here.



Specs:
Cooler Master Cosmos 1000 Case
e8400 CPU overclocked to 3600 MHz (3000 MHz Stock)
Asus Rampage Formula Motherboard
4GB Corsair 800MHz RAM
Zalman 9700 CPU Fan
2 X ATI 4850 GPU with zalman VF1000
Creative x-fi Titanium Sound Card
HP w2207 22" Monitor @ 1680 x 1050 Res.
Corsair HX 1000W PSU
Raptor X 150 and Western Digital 640 Black HD Logitech G11 Keyboard and MX518 Mouse
Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Speakers

Mods:
Since my first post, I installed a new Western Digital 640GB hard drive, a Corsair 1000w power supply and got the inside of my case powder coated black. I also drilled a hole on the motherboard tray for the 8 pin power cable and really worked hard on the cable management.

 

[to6ko91]

what do you use the calculator on the top left for (the first picture)

 

[ty_ger]

I use my calculator all the time. You need it to calculate FSB speeds, CPU speeds, and memory speeds at various DRAM:FSB settings.

Here is something to look at:
http://img.techpowerup.org/090116/straps.jpg

 

[t77snapshot]

Very nice and clean!

 

[Ragsters]

what do you use the calculator on the top left for (the first picture)[/QUOTE

I use it for the same reason ty_ger does.

 

[to6ko91]

I use my calculator all the time. You need it to calculate FSB speeds, CPU speeds, and memory speeds at various DRAM:FSB settings.

Here is something to look at:
http://img.techpowerup.org/090116/straps.jpg

I use my one for maths but the one in the picture is more than a scientific calculator (it is almost a computer itself) if you look closely the bottom of it it has a hole (2.5/3.5 jack as for headphones) but you wont be listening music on a calculator it is instead to connect to some what larger and smarter base to which you can attach different measuring instruments like a pH meter , sound meter light meter and almost anything that has a meter in it ... And then you could hoke it up to a PC and get graph for a certain time what you ware measuring and can get it to do almost anything you want it to do, thats why I was asking what exactly does he use it for.I have used it in Physics (not game Physics if you are woundering) and Chemistry to measure different things

 

[Ragsters]

I use my one for maths but the one in the picture is more than a scientific calculator (it is almost a computer itself) if you look closely the bottom of it it has a hole (2.5/3.5 jack as for headphones) but you wont be listening music on a calculator it is instead to connect to some what larger and smarter base to which you can attach different measuring instruments like a pH meter , sound meter light meter and almost anything that has a meter in it ... And then you could hoke it up to a PC and get graph for a certain time what you ware measuring and can get it to do almost anything you want it to do, thats why I was asking what exactly does he use it for.I have used it in Physics (not game Physics if you are woundering) and Chemistry to measure different things

Well I am a civil engineer and that is just one of many calculators I used in college before I graduated. That specific calculator is the TI-83 but I have many more TIs including the TI-89 titanium.

 

[to6ko91]

Well I am a civil engineer and that is just one of many calculators I used in college before I graduated. That specific calculator is the TI-83 but I have many more TIs including the TI-89 titanium.

a usb calc and PC calc anybody thins the second picture looks weird
the one i was using is the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition

 

[Ragsters]

a usb calc and PC calc anybody thins the second picture looks weird
the one i was using is the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition

Let me explain about the second picture. This picture was taken before the powder coating was done and after I drilled the hole for the 8 pin power. I just wanted to show the location of the hole I drilled.

 

[to6ko91]

Let me explain about the second picture. This picture was taken before the powder coating was done and after I drilled the hole for the 8 pin power. I just wanted to show the location of the hole I drilled.

i meant that

 

[mangoSi]

Very impressive. I love the LED System fans. I can see you went through some effort to hide the wires.

 

[Animalpak]

i voted 6/10 but why that cheap graphics cards ?

 

[Ragsters]

i voted 6/10 but why that cheap graphics cards ?

When the 4850 first came out I saw them in bestbuy for $150.00. It was either get two of these or one 4870. With my current resolution of 1680 x 1050 I think this was the better choice.