Air Cooled Gallery

[nipper575]

Just after Buying a Jigsaw and Replacing the Mesh with Blue Uv reactive Plexi

Looks great, well done.

[Dahaka]

Hardware:

Core 2 Duo E8500 @ 4.3ghz 24/7 - 1.25vcore
DFI UT P45 T3RS @ 453fsb 24/7 - 1.23vNB
OCZ GOLD PC12800 2 x 1GB @ 900mhz - 8-8-8-26 1T - 1.74vdimm
Ati Sapphire HD4870x2 @ stock @ 2D 1v - 500 - 600mhz
Noctua U12P ( powered by hardmodding ) 2 ventiladores @ 5v
Pcpower & Cooling Silencer 750w

Pics:

[Papu]

Looks great, well done.

Thanks

also just installed a 4870

[Laine]

Things got white.

Next up is a repaint of all black parts.

[poparamiro]

[Laine]

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Things got white.

Next up is a repaint of all black parts.

Some more.

[Mungri]

Full collection of pictures for my PC:

[L'enFer]

What are the impressions from that Triton 88?

[Mungri]

Just about the same as every other aftermarket cooler.

Cant remember my temps now, but they werent really too good, but 4.0 Ghz was stable in windows, benchmarks and stress tests, but not boot stable enough, probably due to having 6 ram modules.

3.33 Ghz is mostly stable, but fails to boot about <5% of the time. Maybe a bios problem regarding the D0 and 6 dimms not being overclock stable when booting up, despite being fine in windows and gamiing without any problem.

I'm going to add a PCI-E X-Fi Titanium (non fatality) or Asus Xonar D2 soon, I just need to figure out which one is is better, but I'm thinking the Titanium for £60 and EAX 5.0 support.

I had to sell my old X-Fi Elite Pro which I never even used the extra features of, I just want the same sound quality back and have a free PCI-E 4x slot, so X-Fi Titanium seems the best for this.

Onboard Dolby surround is surprisingly good though while lacking compared to what I got used to, so Im not in a rush to buy the card just yet.

[lowfat]

posted in Computer Case & Workstation Gallery before not here

[Laine]

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posted in Computer Case & Workstation Gallery before not here

Perfect build! The V10 makes it look so more like a Mac, thereby super clean!
Damn I wish I had a build like that, love black on black, and the cute SSD!


Heres the newest pics of mine, still a banger but I'm going to repaint it some day this week.

[ragnarok95]

very nice!

[Mabyboi]

Perfect build! The V10 makes it look so more like a Mac, thereby super clean!
Damn I wish I had a build like that, love black on black, and the cute SSD!


Heres the newest pics of mine, still a banger but I'm going to repaint it some day this week.
*snip*

"yo dawg, i herd you liek cooling, so we put cooling where it isnt even necessary!"

[Laine]

"yo dawg, i herd you liek cooling, so we put cooling where it isnt even necessary!"

"Yo dawg, i herd you liek style, so we put some in our products."

[Mabyboi]

"Yo dawg, i herd you liek style, so we put some in our products."

beautiful case none-the-less, lovin the copper pipes sticking out like that, really well done

[Laine]

beautiful case none-the-less, lovin the copper pipes sticking out like that, really well done

Oh, lol, I thought you were talking about the V10.

[Jon K]

Tommy - while fun, if you're going to take product shots you need to master multiple strobes. You're post processing your stuff and the edges are looking weird as hell in some shots. If you're going to do a white background on a part with a lot of edges you need a smaller aperature so that the gap between a fin and its background aren't a blurry mess. I do product photos for the company I work at and have a great setup using my Canon 50D w/ 580EX II flash and 2 430EX flashes as remote strobes. You will find that you are not photoshopping nearly as much and it looks more natural. Stop the lens down to like 8 - 16 so that you have good DOF without blurry areas from front to back of the product. Hopefully you receive this as constructive! Here's a photo from a brochure, this is a product we make:



It's about 13" deep and 12 or 11" across. You need to play with strobes to illuminate areas that your on body bounce flash doesn't get. You can also see that the front edge and back edge are in focus. The drop shadow was necessary for the brochure.

[.Legion]

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what is that..?

[mortadelo]

what is that..?

What ever it is, it's got a heatsink so it's aircooled ftw.

[texasreefer]

Here is my Hybrid Cooled Sysstem, Rockin a Thermalrite Ultra 120 COpper, in a Coolermaster Sniper Case w/ transparent side panel.

[Jodiuh]

I've tidied mine up a bit. Haven't done anything to the hardware in months though. And I need more stickers.

[nipper575]

Is that really the actual size of that particular pc?

haha

[Jodiuh]

I wish. It's going to be transported to a LAN next week. Although I use my trusty Thermaltake Xaserbag 1700 for that. It holds my keyboard and mouse. I'll snap a pick of my LAN packed stuff next week and post it up.

[Mungri]

Its just an actual size sticker, but a full tower case lol.

[jbl2226h]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zipElTILPI0