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    i got some stuff today now i just have to buy some psu's, and get the exact pin layout of this arima quad board.

    16 x 8347 (have had them a while now)

    16 retention brackets
    16 coolers
    64 x 512 mb ram = 32 gb total
    2 boards. one is the same as this bulk buy, so i can now test for ppl in europe if its nessesary. the other is a arima dual socket board, because i might use it as a storage server. i have 8 x 1.5 tb disk on a perc 6i raid card, sitting in a overclocked i7 machine atm, i would like to move it to a safer place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pawmadsen View Post
    i got some stuff today now i just have to buy some psu's, and get the exact pin layout of this arima quad board.

    16 x 8347 (have had them a while now)

    16 retention brackets
    16 coolers
    64 x 512 mb ram = 32 gb total
    2 boards. one is the same as this bulk buy, so i can now test for ppl in europe if its nessesary. the other is a arima dual socket board, because i might use it as a storage server. i have 8 x 1.5 tb disk on a perc 6i raid card, sitting in a overclocked i7 machine atm, i would like to move it to a safer place.

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    holy crap nice hardware Pr0n!
    Cruncher #1: EVGA Z68 FTW | i7-2600k @ 4.5 | 6GB Ram
    Cruncher #2: Supermicro Dual-Socket | 2 x 6-core Opterons | 4GB Ram
    Cruncher #3: 8-core Xserve 1,1

    T400 for non-crunching



    "But don't think you'll run me over - It's, ah, planting season here in Texas... and the farm is growing..." -Otis11 on crunching WCG

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    ok, here is a start on the build. i have taken lots of pictures of me installing the cpu's. to try and answer some questions.

    i will still buy 4 more boards, if everything works out on this "tryout" board.

    i will need some answers on the power supply Duh, if you cn supply me with them, then i can start up this baby and test if everything works.

    specs are:
    4 x 8347 1,9ghz
    16 x 512 mb 400mhz reg ecc (pc2-3200r)
    4 retention thingies, modded with a hobbyknife to fit socket 1207
    standard backplate, came on the board.
    4 cooler master alu heatsinks with fans.

    here are the power pictures. i need help with how to wire these correct.

    first picture, is it correct ? (i think it is)

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    second picture, is it correct ? (i think its wrong)
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    thrid picture, is it correct ? (i think it is)
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    retention brackets need some trimming, its no bigie, i did it with a doll hobbyknife, takes about 4 minutes each.
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    here is the cpu locking lever, it works without bending it, but it touches the retention bracket slightly, so i just took this tool and pressed it a bit together.

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    cpu with heatsinks mounted. (pr0n)

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