Tommy's at it again with the camera :D Very nice pics as always :up:
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Tommy's at it again with the camera :D Very nice pics as always :up:
Haha, agreed! Great pics!Quote:
Originally Posted by en4cer
Nice case too :up:
BTW, I see a grand or baby grand piano in that second pic... do you play??
I love the piano, been playing for almost 8 years now. :D
My mother's playing it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by smee
My case, with black panting!
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su3_zero - Why are you using the stock Intel heatsink? Other than that, looks good. I really like the black paint job :up:
[XC] NetburstXE - I'll change heatsink soon... thanks, i love black paint too
more pictures
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Nice looking rig there su3_zero :up:
Thanks...Quote:
Originally Posted by RealRedRaider
i need to save money to buy the new heatsink... here pc products is now so cheap... CM hyper TX2 cost R$100,00 = U$ 170,00
box heatsink is doing the job for now..
thksQuote:
Originally Posted by elpibe10
What kind of temps are you getting with the stock heatsink?
33 idle / 52 full @ 3.2GhzQuote:
Originally Posted by [XC] NetburstXE
the heatsink is lapped and i'm using AS ceramique.
Not at all bad :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by su3_zero
su3_zero is that real carbon fiber?
Looks like tape, you can see it around the edges and also some minor bumps along the way.
I actually rather like the idea of having a fan at the front of the case like that.
specs in sig for my main rig.
main rig pics
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...ut/rigshot.jpg
rd 600 on evga northbridge,yes it fits almost purfectly(lil reaming of holes).but the nf200 northbridge baby chip has a copper ramsink on it with sunon 40mm blasting it.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...00nbon750i.jpg
my baby
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t/rigshot2.jpg
my custom stainless steel\plexiglass watercooling housing unit,serverd my well for over 4 years now :p
swiftech p655 big pump,all 1\2 tygon r360 tubing,triple 120mm rad,danger den rd600 block on evga 750i northbridge,danger den cpu block.
back of case(radiater inside,fans pulling.like my tig welding?lol :o.im a percesion pharmacutical welder.its 16gauge stainless steel type 304,holds my pc on top of it easily..
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j11/bf2nut/rad-1.jpg
--a true gaming setup----
8800gtx going to 22in mitishibishi diamdtron 2048x1536 res.killer sound putting it mildly.but i prefer headphone mode into my senhieser hd-570,s getting fed 100watt x2 clean power threw xfi.the onkyo amp and technics speakers are when i rock out some music.the klipsch ultras are nice also with its 500 watt amp, 5.1 speakers,dual 8in subs...
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t/gotsound.jpg
my main rig specs..
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...rigspecs08.jpg
over 2,300 watts of power im playing with,ha..
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t/gotpower.jpg
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j11/bf2nut/e8400.jpg
onkyo amp,2 12 technics speakers,and aux sound is klipsch ultras speakers,xfi card ..senheiser hd-570 cans $1,200 in sound...
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j11/bf2nut/desk.jpg
my beater pc specs are asus p5k-se, my old e6600,enzotech cooler(works amazing!)3.2 ghz at 1.38 volts 25c,2 gigs cell shock ddr1000 @ ddr800 4-4-4-12 1t,pc power cooling 610,7800gt,dvd sata,seagte 7200.10 80 gig,21in sony trinitron,mx-500,xtrac ripper xl pad..... flys for a beater
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...t/beaterpc.jpg
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...terpc2shot.jpg
still a WIP...needs moar fans and maybe lights behind motherboard tray side of case:rolleyes:
lol at the blue heatsinks on the 8800GTS,
I'm surprised people aren't putting heatsinks on their heatsinks more often. :p:
they got given to me so i thought i'd given them a go. LOL i don't know if they do anything. Probably make it hotter.Quote:
Originally Posted by biftek.
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Originally Posted by illidan
it's a tape... i'll change the tape, because of the bumps.Quote:
Originally Posted by inCore
What do you use to paint the mesh on the stacker? The mesh on the Drive bays
Me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pending
just in case it's me ur asking:
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two coats primer
sanding 320 grit
two coats red
little sanding 320
two coats clear sealer....
still waiting for wife to sleep to use oven or leave in the back of my car on a hot sunny day. :D...I gots lots of car airfreshener on stanby :rofl:
How would more surface are to dissipate heat over possibly make the object producing heat hotter?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bertross
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Originally Posted by Cpl Ledanek
still waiting for wife to sleep to use oven or leave in the back of my car on a hot sunny day. :D...I gots lots of car airfreshener on stanby :rofl:[/QUOTE
bad move:rolleyes: the paint fumes with litteraly attach to your interior,smell forever..
place some aluminin foil on a table\chair etc and place your screen on that during sunny hot day,work flawless.sun will hit it all over even underneath;).
and as far as the oven theory goes,max 200 degrees for 30min or so.any hotter then u might possibly warp the screen from excessive heat.thinking 400-500 will warp it,its only 18 gauge material plus its carbon steel(flexes easier).if it was stainless steel it could take more heat.
i was only joking. Actually i found the places i put the heatsinks the hottest on the card without looking at the core. I think it's made about 1 degree difference. When the fans blow air on it they do do the job well i guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] NetburstXE
The good ting about those heatsinks is that they stay cold compared to the actual GPU heatsink.