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- Thread starter fusion509
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- Sep 7, 2013
No I need a bigger PSU to run all of my GPU's at once.
But for now, I'll drop the 6850. It sucks anyway
As promised, updated pic of rig:
(New mobo)
Yes, that is a DB-9 port
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- Apr 16, 2011
- Location
- Missouri
That CPU cooler brings back horrible memories!
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- Sep 7, 2013
Yeah, It's the stock cooler...
Fan whines like a little b***h unless it's below 1500 RPM or at 3500 RPM
But it does the job
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- Apr 8, 2010
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- Houston, Tx
Well here are some update pics of my new build. These are from a couple months ago before the new lights, GPU and SSD. So I will put these up and then take some pics when I get home for some more. I added in a second R9 280x watercooled. I also added a new SSD and some White CCFL's to give it some lighting inside there.
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That red looks awesome
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- Apr 8, 2010
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- Houston, Tx
Thank you, Thank you. I will post up pics with the revised added stuff and and the lights to provide clarity.
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- Sep 13, 2012
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- Okinawa, Japan
Real clean build JamesXP -- black with some fab white lights. I'm diggin' it.
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- Dec 14, 2010
Looks nice. Wish I could make a build look that clean.
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- New England
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- Aug 12, 2012
Forgive my curiosity but why did you remove the cable management grommets?
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Fair 'nuff.
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Installed some push-pull Noctua fans on my Corsair H60i. Took some fenagling with the 200mm top exhaust fan to get it to all fit, but it's working great now. Makes those fans seem much more worth the investment now that I'm using them for something.
Headphone setup. Sounds plenty good for games and Youtube. Haven't bothered with ripping high quality audio yet, but the setup has served me well for quite a while.
Old JVC Turntable I got for $15 while the music department at college was clearing out old crap. Needed a new needle, but sounded plenty good after that. Yamaha reciever does 5.1, 3D Throughput, anything I would realistically need, and didn't break the bank.
And here's the desktop. Yes, I know, 4:3 is archaic. But the fact is, I've had this monitor since 2006, and still not a single dead pixel, no image degredation, nothing. From the days when Samsung was the best of the best. Some form of IPS or 1440p may come in the next year, but this is working perfectly fine right now.
Headphone setup. Sounds plenty good for games and Youtube. Haven't bothered with ripping high quality audio yet, but the setup has served me well for quite a while.
Old JVC Turntable I got for $15 while the music department at college was clearing out old crap. Needed a new needle, but sounded plenty good after that. Yamaha reciever does 5.1, 3D Throughput, anything I would realistically need, and didn't break the bank.
And here's the desktop. Yes, I know, 4:3 is archaic. But the fact is, I've had this monitor since 2006, and still not a single dead pixel, no image degredation, nothing. From the days when Samsung was the best of the best. Some form of IPS or 1440p may come in the next year, but this is working perfectly fine right now.
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- Massachusetts
Mmmmmmm. Sennheiser + Tube amp = Gold.
Great setups all round.
Great setups all round.
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