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Lol......my wife bought him for me......she says I look like him.....smdh
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Well , it weighs as much as a tank. I picked up an old Antec case. It's 21"H X 19"D X 8"W and they didn't scrimp on the steel when they made it. It came with an old GeForce 7050M-M Rev 2.0 mobo and an Athlon 64 X2 5600+ chip. I have no idea what I'm going to do with it , but it was free and I couldn't help myself. LOL Sorry about the lousy picture quality , but it's a lousy camera.
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I had the same version of the case except with the window in the side. That was my first custom built system back when I was in HS.
Josh
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I have the same Antec case w/out the side vent. Might bring her back to life with a P4 in it and figure something out but not sure. lol
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If I thought my AIO would reach the top I'd consider a mod project with it , but there are just acres of room inside there. LOL
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It can be a great storage server but I'm not a fan of those screaming 90mm fans.
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Alaric
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I haven't heard them yet. The case did have a 140mm Silverstone Everflow in it I'll probably put to use somewhere. Those 90s can't be any louder than the 5 blade (out of six) fan in the back of my current Frankencase. LMAO
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Well , it weighs as much as a tank. I picked up an old Antec case. It's 21"H X 19"D X 8"W and they didn't scrimp on the steel when they made it. It came with an old GeForce 7050M-M Rev 2.0 mobo and an Athlon 64 X2 5600+ chip. I have no idea what I'm going to do with it , but it was free and I couldn't help myself. LOL Sorry about the lousy picture quality , but it's a lousy camera.
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Found some pictures and the specs from my old system when I sold it on Craigslist in 2008!
Proc: Intel P4 3.2GHZ Over-clocked to 3.6GHZ with 64bit support (Will run the 64bit version of Windows Vista)
Memory: 1 GIG PC6200
Video Cards: 2 EVGA NVidia 7800GT's in SLI (Total of 512mb of DDR3 video memory!)
Hard Drive: 80Gig SATA
Cooling: Thermaltake Big Water Liquid Cooling System
Case: All these components are put in a full size ATX case painted blue. It also has a window on the side so you can see all the internals.
Other: 1 CD burner and 1 DVD burner (2 drives total)
600 Watt Power Supply
Josh
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Thats okay. My current self wants to go back to my 2008 self and beat him for the rats nest...
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Alaric
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That's the beast! It looks like the inside of my current rig. My only excuse is all the stuff I have crammed in my shoebox. LOL At least you have the radiator up top. I had to cut a hole in the plexiglass to mount the radiator in the side panel.
That's the beast! It looks like the inside of my current rig. My only excuse is all the stuff I have crammed in my shoebox. LOL At least you have the radiator up top. I had to cut a hole in the plexiglass to mount the radiator in the side panel.
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Got my Rheobus Extreme in today!
I also picked up a rectifier for my Honda Odyssey FL250. Need it to convert the 12v AC to 12v DC for a fan to cool the engine better.
I added some TIM, EK Ecktotherm is all I had on hand. I really don't think I need the TIM or heatsink but best be on the safe side. Part # is GBPC3506
I also picked up a rectifier for my Honda Odyssey FL250. Need it to convert the 12v AC to 12v DC for a fan to cool the engine better.
I added some TIM, EK Ecktotherm is all I had on hand. I really don't think I need the TIM or heatsink but best be on the safe side. Part # is GBPC3506
Alaric
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What is your engine temperature?
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Mmmmm or a 440 sled swap with a comet 102c.Now all you need is the 350 motor.
but i hear anything over 400 is pushing the frame to the limit when going over bumps and jumps...I dont know exactly actually. I will get a reading tomorrow but i pulled the spark plug after to check the jetting (running fairly rich right now) and after a few seconds i saw smoke coming from the sparkplug hole
Nice bike Blay!!! Betchya cant wait to take it for a nice cruise!!
