^^^ Let me know if you need some help cleaning up your room.![]()
^^^ Let me know if you need some help cleaning up your room.![]()
hehjust need to find a moment in which i'm not procrastinating..
i read/looked through all those pages and there are definately some über-Xtreme setups showncoo thing to be here =)
not overly extreme, but does bench with the 939's....and hey, it's almost all low-quality thermaltake, down to the ram heatspreaders!![]()
Last edited by cadaveca; 02-29-2008 at 03:12 AM.
cadaveca - The first picture reminds me of the good ol' days when I used to go to raves and techno clubs.
Merlin - By the way, welcome to XtremeSystems!![]()
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cadaveca, "....and hey, it's almost all low-quality thermaltake, down to the ram heatspreaders!"
that sounds like you think thermaltake produces crap? judging by your 05 score @stock cpu(why?) and the pics that surely is relative, right?i would be happy to have such a clear watercooling setup (or any g)
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Last edited by Merlin; 03-10-2005 at 11:44 PM.
Thermaltake stuff is crap. It's the abit/asus stuff that is good. Thermaltake block nets me 30c idle with CNQ and 52c @ full load...stock volts. @ RMA's on one sub-$150 kit is no good. (and one CPU that foes not get overclocked often.)
'05 score with stock CPU because lower latency gets me a higher score that high fsb. CPU score is not of much importance in '05. I can get higher scores than some people with higher clocks in '05/'03 with FX 55's because of this.
Yes, there are enough lights that i do not need any other lighting in my livingroom w/ the pc on. If you saw the sound system i have hooked up, you'd understand how close you were to the truth about the rave thing you are! LoL.Originally Posted by conrad.maranan
thanx for that clarificationand those are indeed bad temps for a waterblock. i will stay away then from thermaltake blocks / gear. *punching myself for ot*
the rad and pump of the kit are ok...not as efficient as some others, but enough for the job. 2 120mm rads are enough to deal with heat form both the gpu and cpu, with fans at low. The koolance GPU block works really well, and i have the koolance athlon64 block as well, but have yet to install it. It should give me better temps, although this cpu was hot at the start...63c while priming @ stock w/ stock cooling. I had to send back both the cpu block (inlets cracked after 1 month @ full load), and the pump arrived broken, and i won't tell you how cheaply they make they pump...it's really a shame. But i bought the kit for looks, not for performance...it's quiet, and that's all that matters. Getting a puddle of coolant on my X800 was not very nice tho.
hope your x800(xt!) is still doin' fine then! (i once spilled sum applejuice on my mobo while running (caseless), didn't even crash) speaking of x800xt.. you should consider buying a better pump, those ~40 bucks would be reasonable.. (36€ get's you serious quality, silent 600l/h in germany; 'eheim')
i suppose its a 130nm a64, but still, 63c... dang, that's really hotwould never do that, not even to my tbred.
the inlets of the cpu block cracked ?! sounds REAL bad, never heard of that b4..
anyway, let's get back to topic again ^^
Dale, is that rig built into the wall? I also like the frame around it!Originally Posted by TheDude
| MSI K8N Diamond Plus | WaterCooled A64X2 4200+ | 2x1024 PC4000 EB Plat | 2x BFG 7800GT | Maxtor DMax 10 SATA 250gb 16mb cache & 200gb 8 mb cache| OCZ 700watt GamerXtreme PSU | Plextor 716SA DL DVDRW
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Yes Sir...it sure is...here's what the backside in the (unheated) utility room looks like.Originally Posted by LikwidKool
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I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me.
Hunter S. Thompson (1939 - 2005)
Nice, I like the idea
Merlin... OMFG, how can you move in that room...
Its intresting that you have the rear of your pc facing you... hm nice... warm air blowing at you from the PSU![]()
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And you can heat the room too, take the cold air in the unheated room, through the heatercore and you can save on your heating bills!!!
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I love it! A lot better than just nailing a rig to the wall!Originally Posted by TheDude
| MSI K8N Diamond Plus | WaterCooled A64X2 4200+ | 2x1024 PC4000 EB Plat | 2x BFG 7800GT | Maxtor DMax 10 SATA 250gb 16mb cache & 200gb 8 mb cache| OCZ 700watt GamerXtreme PSU | Plextor 716SA DL DVDRW
HeatWare
My humble room.![]()
What about 2?
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Last edited by JuanFlaiter; 03-14-2005 at 08:09 PM.
finaly i've got some nice shot's of my computer room.
(the computer in the antec case is from a frend)
http://users.pandora.be/matenhen/afbroom
pc1: P4 3.0@3.9, x800xtpe @ 575-600, asus p4c800edeluxe, G.skill pc4800, Thermatake butterfly 480 watt.
pc2: A64 3500+, 2 X XFX 6800 ultra in SLI, DFI nF4 SLI-DR, G.skill pc 4800, OCZ powerstream 520 watt (everything orderd en comming)
pc3: servertje: AMD K6 500Mhz, tnt2, 320Mb sdram, PSU 250 watt, Aopen dvd brander
... is this extreme enough?
[X800XL & Winchester 3000+]
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...Case Pics to Follow...
_Loyalist
Nice setup loyalistHows the Zalman doing?
"M-I-A"
Zalman doing well.
Here are more Case Pics:
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decent looking, but was a pain to do:
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Side panel:
CPU and GPU cooler a bit close...
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Loyalist, nice stuff man.
Something seems wrong with your 03 score though.
Way too high a score for those clocks... might want to get that checked out in the 3dmark forum![]()
Does anybody know what wallpaper is 9mmCensor using on his music laptop?
http://tinypic.com/1em1k4
To me it looks like Quake 3 logo.
Asus P4C800ED P-M 730@2.8 7700Cu
2X1GB OCZ - ATI X800XT AIW - OCZ PS 520W
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A Evo1800 is at the sidepanel
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I'll hope you like it!
Next week i'll post photo's of my peltier 226 watt setup above my mobile 2600![]()
DFI LP NFII Ultra B
AMD Athlon M-XP 2600+ IQYHA XPMW 0351 @ 2750 (11X250) 1,9 volt
Corsair Twinx XMS 1024Mb PC4000 Pro @ 3.4.4.11 2,9 volt 1:1
Dangerden RBX and Maze 4 for the NB, Eheim 1250, Evo1800, bayreservoir, 226 watt peltier
Enermax 460Watt PSU, Meanwell 320-12
Nice Dutch Tweaker Forum
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