The guy with the red t-shirt (Champion) is Fr3ak and the one at the far right is Pedro Rocha.
Don't have a clue who the other 3 guys are.
The guy with the red t-shirt (Champion) is Fr3ak and the one at the far right is Pedro Rocha.
Don't have a clue who the other 3 guys are.
Rig #1
Gigabyte P67A-UD4 trying to figure out this POS board
2600k @ ?????
2x2Gb GSkill RipJaws-X 1333 (7-7-7-21)
ATI 5850
Coba Nitrox 750W
Watercooled with HK 3.0 CU, Watercool GPU-X³ 5870 Nickel, PA120.3, Laing Ultra with XSPC top
Rig #2
DFI UT P35-T2R (0317 bios)
E8200 @ 4000 (1.216V) / 4100 (1.248V) / 4200 (1.296V) / 4300 (1.344V)![]()
2x2Gb Chaintech Apogee GT PC2-8500
Powercolor 4870
Corsair 520HX
Watercooled with HK 3.0 CU, EK-FC4870, Feser tripple, Laing Ultra pump
OK, thx.
The guy between Fr3ak and Pedro Rocha is indeed Victor Wang.
Rig #1
Gigabyte P67A-UD4 trying to figure out this POS board
2600k @ ?????
2x2Gb GSkill RipJaws-X 1333 (7-7-7-21)
ATI 5850
Coba Nitrox 750W
Watercooled with HK 3.0 CU, Watercool GPU-X³ 5870 Nickel, PA120.3, Laing Ultra with XSPC top
Rig #2
DFI UT P35-T2R (0317 bios)
E8200 @ 4000 (1.216V) / 4100 (1.248V) / 4200 (1.296V) / 4300 (1.344V)![]()
2x2Gb Chaintech Apogee GT PC2-8500
Powercolor 4870
Corsair 520HX
Watercooled with HK 3.0 CU, EK-FC4870, Feser tripple, Laing Ultra pump
DDR3 rounup http://www.matbe.com/actualites/1571...6400-pc3-8500/
All the timings:
Gskill DDR3 512 Mo PC3-6400 6-6-6-15 1.5 volts
A-DATA 1024 Mo PC3-8500 7-7-7-20
Team Group 1024 Mo PC3-8500 5-5-5-15 1.8 volts
Corsair 1024 Mo PC3-8500 CL6
Patriot 1024 Mo PC3-8500 5-5-5
Nanya 512 Mo PC3-6400 5-5-5 1.5 volts
Nanya 1024 Mo PC3-6400 5-5-5 1.5 volts
Nanya 1024 Mo PC3-8500 7-7-7 1.5 volts
Elixir 1024 Mo PC3-8500 7-7-7 1.5V (Nanya)
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THE CIGAR BOSS
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So many member faces...![]()
Project ZEUS II
Asus Rampage II Extreme
Intel I7 920 D0 3930A @ 4.50GHz (21 X 214mhz)
3 x 2GB G.Skill Trident 1600 @ 1716MHz (6-8-6-20-1N)
2 x Asus HD 6870 CrossFire @ 1000/1100MHz
OCZ Vertex 2 60GB | Intel X25-M 120GB | WD Velociraptor 150GB | Seagate FreeAgent XTreme 1.5TB esata
Asus Xonar DX | Logitech Z-5500 | LG W2600HP 26" S-IPS LCD
Watercooling setup:
1st loop -> Radiator: 2 x ThermoChill PA120.3 | Pump: Laing DDC-3.25 with Alphacool HF 38 top | CPU: Swiftech Apogee XT | Chipset: Swiftech MCW-NBMAX | Tubing: Masterkleer 1/2" UV
2nd loop -> Radiator: ThermoChill PA120.3 | Pump: Laing DDC-3.2 with Alphacool HF 38 top | GPU: 2 x EK FC-6870 | Tubing: Masterkleer 1/2" UV
Assembled in Mountain Mods Ascension Trinity
Powered by Corsair Professional Series Gold AX1200
Some sites said there was DDR3-1333 and DDR3-1600 at CeBIT, is that true?
I heard the plan is official ddr3 1333 year end. 1600 probably a bit later.
But my guess is that OCZ, GEIL and the like will make some pre-programed OC sticks and sell them as faster models for unreal premiums as usual.
I'm sticking to OEM first and see how good they are.
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Last edited by XS Janus; 05-12-2011 at 06:46 PM.
Cebit could not handle Abit
CEBIT 2007: Electrical installations too weak
Abit was ready to show the world how good their motherboards can overclock, and they were damn shore that they would succeed. But when you run out of luck, even the best hardware can't help.
A huge three stage custom made gas cooling unit that was brought too cool the CPU. As we were informed,they couldn't even start up the cooler because it started eating more energy than the Cebit hall electrical system could handle.
Well, instead of cooling the CPU, this cooling unit turned into a pretty expensive paperweight.
After a few days, a smaller system was used to demonstrate Abits IN9 32X motherboard power combined with Intel Core 2 Extreme x6800 @ 4813MHz, and CAS3 DDR2 memory. The bus speed was 1750 MHz which looks nice.
http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?op...d=259&Itemid=1![]()
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Muhahahahahahahahahahaha, pop the IHS!
I dont know about MUCH smaller. Its the size of a US 1$ coin.
I would certainly buy one, next time we have a get together in my area, if we do, it would be cool to each have our own named shirts :-p.
XS shirts, with sponsor logos? EGVA, AMD, ATI, INTEL, THERMALTAKE, SWIFTECH, EK, PETRAS, and the rest of the names we find here that are common.
and now my hands are numb....![]()
Aluminum Heatsinks on jetway's GFX cards? O.o
Not a good idea
Work and School, Work and School, oi!
When Mercedes brought their C111 to Talledega years ago and blew away the closed course record did it count? Yes..
That was a "factory" car and a "one of" that no one could buy and was never sold.
Records are records and that is a fact so get over it.
Fast computers breed slow, lazy programmers
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
this caught my attention...![]()
anyone ever see an XT with an internal bridge before?
Strange, maybe a mislabel? Or has Ati done makeover on the X1950XT's?
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 rev 1,0| AMD FX-8120@?| Corsair H100| 2x4 GB Patriot Viper Xtreme Division 2 PC15000 9-11-9-27| 2*Powercolor Radeon HD6970 2048MB @ Crossfire| 3*NEC MultiSync EA231WMi 23" Monitorer @ Eyefinity| OCZ Vertex 3 60 GB| 2*Intel 80GB X25-M G2 @ RAID0| Cooler Master Silent Pro M1000W| Cooler Master ATCS 840|
They opened the design a while ago...those are teh "final" result, those cards. I'm quite interested to see how the digital PWM scales in ocmparison to the standard digi unit.
^ @ raid setup
It does not support Crossfire LOL
http://www.powercolor.com/global/mai...ail.asp?id=160
Must be a X1950XT GPU on a X1950PRO PCB.
Fast computers breed slow, lazy programmers
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
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