Your PC ATM

[Binge]

I love these Zalman coolers. They cut my knuckles on a weekly basis

 

[PP Mguire]

Lol same here! But it hurts so good

 

[dkosti16]

My case was lookoing like this pictures:
http://www.imagesforme.com/out.php/i204716_P7300002.JPG
http://www.imagesforme.com/out.php/i204715_P7300001.JPG
http://www.imagesforme.com/out.php/i204714_P7290015.JPG
and with some painting and cable managment looks like this:
http://www.imagesforme.com/out.php/i204744_P8090008.JPG
http://www.imagesforme.com/out.php/i204746_P8090003.JPG

 

[CDdude55]

If i had a Digital Camera, i would take a pic of my system.

But i don't

 

[SK-1]

If i had a Digital Camera, i would take a pic of my system.

But i don't

Are you any good with Microsoft paint

 

[CyberDruid]

CD, how does the board mount on there? Just screw onto stand-offs like normal? I think it would be it would be nice for a test-bench to have some method for quickly swapping boards.

Either way, that's totally bad-ass!

I still need to post my pics, but I've been having trouble with techpowerup.org for hosting. It takes forever (my slow upload) and then finally spits out an error at me (can't remember and too lazy to check right now). Is there a file-size and/or dimension limit on there?
Oh, I just remembered that the error said something about not being able to move the image

I agree. That is the one thing I plan to change. I'm going to use some short sections of all thread rod instead of screws so I can just slide the board onto the studs.

I did some tweaking on the loop to allow for chipset cooling on a board I am interested in benching: the Asus Blitz. It's a discontinued board...but I still want to play with it

 

[tzitzibp]

i love this test bench!

makes me wanna come back and check the pics!

 

[tzitzibp]

I agree. That is the one thing I plan to change. I'm going to use some short sections of all thread rod instead of screws so I can just slide the board onto the studs.

you could use push pins instead of screws!

 

[CyberDruid]

The standoffs are permanent (broached into the mobo tray) and tapped 6-32 so the easiest method might be either thumbscrews or threaded rod. Pushpins that fit into the 6-32 standoffs might work though...had not though about that.

Thanks

 

[tzitzibp]

yes, this way you don' t have to remove the standoffs...and they are the fastest to remove aswell!

 

[CyberDruid]

 

[Binge]

That is one trippy rig you've got Druid A+!!! Your UV colors rock!

 

[nosboost300]

i now have a 780i and 1kw psu.. will takes pics as soon as i find my camera..

and cyberdruid.. nice testbench.. where did you get it

 

[CyberDruid]

Ahahahaha I love that last picture.

I got it from Geno (BoxGods) it was a prototype he had made of one his designs.

 

[nosboost300]

ya, love running the compy on a 40 inch 1080p tv.. definitely enhances gaming moments

maybe i'll pull out the 2 uv cathodes tonite and get these things glowing

and whats a good test bench i can buy.. i'm tired of the box

looking to spend anywhere from 150-250 dollars

my brother playing the sims on my old computer


and cyber, are those 8800gts in your pictures?

 

[CyberDruid]

yep a pair of ZOTACs. I like the color of the fans

I have to say the bigger the screen the better when gaming. I really like BioShock on the 52" Samsung LCD

 

[ascstinger]

pci-e cables FTL, otherwise quite happy with the overall look this time (those up top cannot be seen normally, its just a bad camera angle

 

[Frizz]

This is where my hours went for a while. Its nothing out of the ordinary, case only costed me 89 AUD.

PC Opened up and turned off! (Fan on the CPU heatsink is the ultra kaze 3000rpm)

Crossfire

PC Closed up and turned on! (Fan from Xigmatek placed back on and ultra kaze 3000rpm used as intake)


Me and my girlfriend's HQ, messy I know.. (2x 22" Inch monitors, 1x BenQ, 1x Asus)


Here's a benchmark to sum it all up

 

[Binge]

:-/ The benchmark means very little because you customized the test. Other than that you keep a clean case, but you should really work on your dishes!

 

[Frizz]

haha well I've always benched it in performance as a default when it installed, I decided to have dinner infront of the computer where its relaxing .

 

[theJesus]

I agree. That is the one thing I plan to change. I'm going to use some short sections of all thread rod instead of screws so I can just slide the board onto the studs.

I did some tweaking on the loop to allow for chipset cooling on a board I am interested in benching: the Asus Blitz. It's a discontinued board...but I still want to play with it

you could use push pins instead of screws!

The standoffs are permanent (broached into the mobo tray) and tapped 6-32 so the easiest method might be either thumbscrews or threaded rod. Pushpins that fit into the 6-32 standoffs might work though...had not though about that.

Thanks

I vote for the rod. I just hate push-pins, and I don't think thumbscrews are a good idea as they might be too bulky and not fit with certain boards.

Anyway, that's a nice looking board; I've never seen one of 'em before.

 

[groothof22]

I agree. That is the one thing I plan to change. I'm going to use some short sections of all thread rod instead of screws so I can just slide the board onto the studs.

I did some tweaking on the loop to allow for chipset cooling on a board I am interested in benching: the Asus Blitz. It's a discontinued board...but I still want to play with it

wouwww its super to see your build mod if you have cats you maybe watch out than

 

[erocker]

Oh, and my closet currently: (I need to clean!)

 

[theJesus]

erocker, your closet looks like mine. My whole room looked like that up until a few weeks ago

 

[pagalms]

Benching system

Everyday PC. Fuially got rid of cable management worst nightmare - IDE cables