normal SAS->4xSATA-cable, which came with my perc. the other one is miniSAS->4x SATA. not selfmade but no idea where i can get it. came with my other LSI
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normal SAS->4xSATA-cable, which came with my perc. the other one is miniSAS->4x SATA. not selfmade but no idea where i can get it. came with my other LSI
still a build in progress but i though it was post worthy...
Wow, that looks great!
what happened to the middle section lol???
i thought tri-sli was coming there for a sec hehe
how are temps???
wheres the other res?
we request more picS!
dual loop yes, more pics soon. TRI-SLI in progress, just need another DD GTX block... thats why you see the EK stubby's in the middle. planned ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
also, i am waiting to get the divider plate machined so that the tubing can be routed as in the pics.
more info here....
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=51370
thanks!
where's the second res?
GPU loop uses a T-line.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
yeah i just saw that :) lol nice looking build...
keep us posted on your benchies when you get tri-sli up and running :)
thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
tri-sli was running last night... not very impressed though. i get only 800 points less at the same settings with only 2 cards. even my 2x 8800GT cards got 18500.
sli disabled?
it's vista 64... it has a problem detecting SLI. it's been detected wrong on every 64bit os i've run.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
Is that the effect of Vista killing your CPU score? I think I can get higher with 3.6ghz?
Tri SLI does not seem at all efficiant, perhaps with bigger CPU's to push more data to the cards???
what res did you run 3dmark @ 1920 x 1080?
i haven't yet figured it out. any suggestions would be appreciated though.
3dmark06 was run at 1280x1024.
try 1920 x 1080...
That's what I assumed as most people run at default.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitseries3
Take a look a this link. It's for SLI, not so sure about Tri-SLI though.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936710
Here an updated pic of my rig. The old Alphacool CPU blok started leaking because the plexiglas had a crack in it. The block worked perfectly for over a year before it started to leak.
So i bought a D-Tek Fuzion to replace it.
Wow, nice build there Jay78, the more i see the TJ07, the more I get tempted to buy it.
@Schlingel: Nice and clean work there, thats a lot of p0rn. :D
Me2, very nice work that looks indeed awesome:up:
@Schlingel: Lots of hdds, you need lots of space don't ya? :D
http://st1.risunok.net/31986/DSC00456.jpg
http://st1.risunok.net/31987/DSC00457.jpg
http://st1.risunok.net/31988/DSC00458.jpg
http://st1.risunok.net/31989/DSC00460.jpg
unfinished
two or three days more ... cable management and acoustic amlifier need to be placed
Very nice build PilatuS...but I need to tell you that your FuZioN is on wrong (outlet should be above inlet)...and you have aluminum in your res. What fluid are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by PilatuS
i can't tell if that a computer or some sort of crazy torture device:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
I nearly fell for that one, having the FuZioN wrong, but I wanted the D-Tek to read the right way up, plus is gave me the biggest radius to my NB waterblock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
It looks like just distilled water.
seriously, is that a case or a custom made torture rack, benching thing.
Omg nice case :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
May i ask what tubing and fluid u have used?