CyberDruid
05-09-2008, 08:25 AM
I just woke up today with a bug up my butt to see what my Daily Driver is worth. I mean stuff devalues so fast even though it's a couple of months old I have no idea. I know what I paid...but what is it worth?
Soooo
If you feel like it give this pile of gear a dollar value.
Thanks in advance.
Complete Computing Environment sans desk and chair
All equipment in Very Good condition with no damage or flaw unless otherwise noted
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Overview
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Soldam Windy Alcadia XR-1 NRS Black Knight case. The paramount of all cases. Impossible to obtain except in Asia, specifically Japan.
SkullTrail Rig with 2 Xeon E5420 OCed to 3ghz, 8GB DDR2 800 FBDIMM ECC RAM, 4 Raptor RAID, 500GB storage, X-Fi Xtreme Music with Console & Remote, Dual Plextor Slot Load DL DVD Burner, 2 X HD3870 X2, DA1200, CPUs GPUs MCH & SB Liquid Cooled
External Cooler with 3 TC PA120.3, 2 IwakiRD30, Meanwell 24VPSU, Emtel 12V PSU. 9 S-Flex 2000RPM in Lexan/aluminum enclosure lined in Sonex with 3 loop splitter all brass construction 8 ball valves for flow control.
22" HP LCD Monitor
Deck Legend Keyboard
Razer Copperhead
AKG 701 Headphones
Momo Force Feedback Steering Wheel
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Specifics
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Case: Soldam Windy Alcadia XR-1 NRS Tower Case of Heavy Aluminum construction, Red anodized interior, Black anodized exterior, Dual Panels for air filtration and acoustic dampening, 10 HDD capacity, 3 optical bays, constructed for silent operation with dual 140mm intakes, dual 92mm exhausts, with Silencer shroud for PSU and exhaust fans, complete with fans, hardware, bay covers, special decoupling feet from Soldam. Imported at great expense from Japan by way of Singapore. The case is a joy to work with and simply the best case I have ever seen or touched. Case is in the exact same condition as I reveived it with no signs of wear.
Peripherals: dual Plextor PX716AL Slot Loading Dual Layer DVD burners, Creative X-Fi Console with remote (features multiple inputs and a very sweet sound for headphones), Zalman 6 pot fan controller.
Monitor: HP 22" LCD no dead or stuck pixels.
HIDs: Deck Legend Keyboard in Like New Condition, Razer Death Adder Gaming Mouse in Like New Condition, Well-Used Razer Copperhead Gaming Mouse, Logitech Momo Force Feedback Gaming Wheel with Pedals.
Speakers: None
Headphones: AKG 701 with no signs of wear. Superb headphones for Music and work well for gaming.
Processors:a pair of Xeon E5420 purchased from Provantage.com with retail packaging and supplied passive heatsink. These are 45nm process, 12MB cache 1333FSB CPUs.These run at 3 ghz with a modest boost in voltage 100% stable at 100% load 100% of the time.
Motherboard: Intel D5400XS SkullTrail featuring 4 16X PCIe slots and two PCI slots, support for SLI and Crossfire, 16GB FB DIMMs, and two socket 771 processors as well as RAID, eSATA, Firewikre, USB 2.0 etc etc etc...the Flagship of the Intel desktops. Specifically engineered to work with the QX9775 Extreme Processors. Highly overclockable BIOS, the ultimate gaming motherboard built with Server Depth dependability on the 5400 chipset.
RAM: 4 Transcend 2GB modules DDR2 800 FB DIMM ECC for 8GB at 6 6 6 18.
HDDs: 4 74GB WD Raptors, 2 250GB Seagate 7200.10
PSU: Silverstone DA1200 Modular
Case Cooling: 2 140mm Yate Loon, 1 92mm Soldam, 1 120mm Antec Tricool Red LED, OCZ RAM cooler
HW Cooling: 2 d-tek FuZion CPU Waterblocks, 2 EK full coverage Nickleplated copper GFX waterblocks, EK MCH waterblock, BlastFlow SB waterblock.
External Cooler: custom fabricated chassis of 1/8" thick aluminum extrusions with 1/4" Lexan (unbreakable) pebble-grain panels encloses 3 Thermochill PA 120.3 radiators plumbed in series with a pair of IwakiRD30 pumps powered from a Meanwell S150-24. 9 Scythe S-Flex fans are powered from an Emtel 12V PSU and controlled from a stout rheostat. Twin EK cylinder reservoirs assure the system is easy to maintain and monitor. The entire enclosure is lined with 1" Sonex sound dampening material applied to the acrylic panels. Every part is easily accessible. All trims and panels are held in place with machine screws (button head torx drive 8-32). The flow is controlled and ditrbuted by a valved manifold constructed of brass 3/8 NPT T fittings and ball valves and barbs. There are 8 3/8-NPT ball valve, 6 3/8-NPT, 4 3/8-NPT nipples, and 8 3/8 NPT to 1/2" ID barbed fittings in custom 1/2" acrylic enclosure that protects and stabilizes them. This Metering manifold distributes the loop into three subloops. The 3 loops are CPUs, GPUs, and Chipset blocks. The cooler is very quiet in operation and allows for maximum OC of all components with maximum cooling. The intake is filtered and the filter is easy to remove, clean and reinstall without tools. The system is easy to fill or drain or bleed. Any of the subloops can be serviced without draining the loop entirely...and the lines are plumbed through one of the 92mm exhaust ports of the Soldam so accessing the blocks or HW is extremely easy.
lol that's a mouthful...
Well I am curious to see what this chunk of my psyche is worth...what does a used e-peen go for these days:shrug:
Soooo
If you feel like it give this pile of gear a dollar value.
Thanks in advance.
Complete Computing Environment sans desk and chair
All equipment in Very Good condition with no damage or flaw unless otherwise noted
*****************************************
Overview
*****************************************
Soldam Windy Alcadia XR-1 NRS Black Knight case. The paramount of all cases. Impossible to obtain except in Asia, specifically Japan.
SkullTrail Rig with 2 Xeon E5420 OCed to 3ghz, 8GB DDR2 800 FBDIMM ECC RAM, 4 Raptor RAID, 500GB storage, X-Fi Xtreme Music with Console & Remote, Dual Plextor Slot Load DL DVD Burner, 2 X HD3870 X2, DA1200, CPUs GPUs MCH & SB Liquid Cooled
External Cooler with 3 TC PA120.3, 2 IwakiRD30, Meanwell 24VPSU, Emtel 12V PSU. 9 S-Flex 2000RPM in Lexan/aluminum enclosure lined in Sonex with 3 loop splitter all brass construction 8 ball valves for flow control.
22" HP LCD Monitor
Deck Legend Keyboard
Razer Copperhead
AKG 701 Headphones
Momo Force Feedback Steering Wheel
******************************************
Specifics
******************************************
Case: Soldam Windy Alcadia XR-1 NRS Tower Case of Heavy Aluminum construction, Red anodized interior, Black anodized exterior, Dual Panels for air filtration and acoustic dampening, 10 HDD capacity, 3 optical bays, constructed for silent operation with dual 140mm intakes, dual 92mm exhausts, with Silencer shroud for PSU and exhaust fans, complete with fans, hardware, bay covers, special decoupling feet from Soldam. Imported at great expense from Japan by way of Singapore. The case is a joy to work with and simply the best case I have ever seen or touched. Case is in the exact same condition as I reveived it with no signs of wear.
Peripherals: dual Plextor PX716AL Slot Loading Dual Layer DVD burners, Creative X-Fi Console with remote (features multiple inputs and a very sweet sound for headphones), Zalman 6 pot fan controller.
Monitor: HP 22" LCD no dead or stuck pixels.
HIDs: Deck Legend Keyboard in Like New Condition, Razer Death Adder Gaming Mouse in Like New Condition, Well-Used Razer Copperhead Gaming Mouse, Logitech Momo Force Feedback Gaming Wheel with Pedals.
Speakers: None
Headphones: AKG 701 with no signs of wear. Superb headphones for Music and work well for gaming.
Processors:a pair of Xeon E5420 purchased from Provantage.com with retail packaging and supplied passive heatsink. These are 45nm process, 12MB cache 1333FSB CPUs.These run at 3 ghz with a modest boost in voltage 100% stable at 100% load 100% of the time.
Motherboard: Intel D5400XS SkullTrail featuring 4 16X PCIe slots and two PCI slots, support for SLI and Crossfire, 16GB FB DIMMs, and two socket 771 processors as well as RAID, eSATA, Firewikre, USB 2.0 etc etc etc...the Flagship of the Intel desktops. Specifically engineered to work with the QX9775 Extreme Processors. Highly overclockable BIOS, the ultimate gaming motherboard built with Server Depth dependability on the 5400 chipset.
RAM: 4 Transcend 2GB modules DDR2 800 FB DIMM ECC for 8GB at 6 6 6 18.
HDDs: 4 74GB WD Raptors, 2 250GB Seagate 7200.10
PSU: Silverstone DA1200 Modular
Case Cooling: 2 140mm Yate Loon, 1 92mm Soldam, 1 120mm Antec Tricool Red LED, OCZ RAM cooler
HW Cooling: 2 d-tek FuZion CPU Waterblocks, 2 EK full coverage Nickleplated copper GFX waterblocks, EK MCH waterblock, BlastFlow SB waterblock.
External Cooler: custom fabricated chassis of 1/8" thick aluminum extrusions with 1/4" Lexan (unbreakable) pebble-grain panels encloses 3 Thermochill PA 120.3 radiators plumbed in series with a pair of IwakiRD30 pumps powered from a Meanwell S150-24. 9 Scythe S-Flex fans are powered from an Emtel 12V PSU and controlled from a stout rheostat. Twin EK cylinder reservoirs assure the system is easy to maintain and monitor. The entire enclosure is lined with 1" Sonex sound dampening material applied to the acrylic panels. Every part is easily accessible. All trims and panels are held in place with machine screws (button head torx drive 8-32). The flow is controlled and ditrbuted by a valved manifold constructed of brass 3/8 NPT T fittings and ball valves and barbs. There are 8 3/8-NPT ball valve, 6 3/8-NPT, 4 3/8-NPT nipples, and 8 3/8 NPT to 1/2" ID barbed fittings in custom 1/2" acrylic enclosure that protects and stabilizes them. This Metering manifold distributes the loop into three subloops. The 3 loops are CPUs, GPUs, and Chipset blocks. The cooler is very quiet in operation and allows for maximum OC of all components with maximum cooling. The intake is filtered and the filter is easy to remove, clean and reinstall without tools. The system is easy to fill or drain or bleed. Any of the subloops can be serviced without draining the loop entirely...and the lines are plumbed through one of the 92mm exhaust ports of the Soldam so accessing the blocks or HW is extremely easy.
lol that's a mouthful...
Well I am curious to see what this chunk of my psyche is worth...what does a used e-peen go for these days:shrug: