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What new toys did you get today?
- Thread starter Convicted1
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I'm curious to see what you end up thinking of it after a full battery of tests...
Thats what in my benching station right now, but I plan to migrate it to my daily rig, and put the Silverstone 1500Watt in my benching station.
Just depends how it stacks up to the Bobnova PSU torture rack.
Thats what in my benching station right now, but I plan to migrate it to my daily rig, and put the Silverstone 1500Watt in my benching station.
Just depends how it stacks up to the Bobnova PSU torture rack.
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EVGA X79 FTW Preview. 
Mmmm...power.
Mmmm...power.
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The little evga logo over the chokes is interesting, i have to say i kinda like it. can't say i a a fan of the diagnostic display location. Seems like it would get covered up quite easily when running multipul cards or already be over shadowed by an extremely large cooler or in my case a ducted 120mm fan
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Hahaha...yea, it's gone in the 3rd picture down. It wasn't removed for all pics though. ED may have to retake some if it's too bothersome.
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Oooooh.. Sexy.. Looks beast.
Also looks like it should clean up easily after LN2 or DICE sessions! Very clear around the socket..
Also looks like it should clean up easily after LN2 or DICE sessions! Very clear around the socket..
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I can't wait to play with those ed those have win written allover em
those have win written allover em
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those are amplifiers for k type thermal probes with a digitial logic read out, so it can be read by something like an aurduino.
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Hmmmm....
I see an Arduino controlled LN2 pouring machine run by the temp reading from a K2 probe in someone's future.
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entirely possible, my main though was cheap thermometer integrated into my benching station, similar to the RIVE with the k type probe ports built into the board. they are pretty inexspensive to for that chip, i think they are like 7-8$ each and the add in one of the attiny chips and and the rest of the components and its probably close to 20$ hardware, throw a serial port on it and you have logging.
You then inexspensively monitor alot of components at once and log them.
You then inexspensively monitor alot of components at once and log them.
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Well actually in past couple days I got all the parts for my newest build. Everything is assembled now for the most part. I ordered a couple different red led fans and some red sound activated ccfl and uv reactive as well...got the red ones in today and hooked up. All my parts are here http://customs.quadcitytech.com Also I don't have the Aerocool 2000 listed on there but I got that in today and installed. Photos of finish build to come.
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I have been looking at those sticks, let us know if they can do 2400 or 2133 9-10-9
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