The power issues are still present when I OC the GPUs. running at stock speed & voltage they seem to be fine, but I haven't done a whole lot of gaming on the rig yet. I'm still considering dropping one of the GPUs if it continues to be a problem. Although I'm not sure if I'll be able to live with myself running three GTX 580s on water at stock speeds and voltage
I do have a 2560x1600 res monitor on the way, so I'd prefer to keep the 3rd card if I can
Someone suggested lighting the top red and the bottom blue, accentuating the "wood & water" themes...but I'm worried that it would turn purple.....any thoughts?
Thanks bennoc This was my first time ever etching anything
Red.....
Someone suggested lighting the top red and the bottom blue, accentuating the "wood & water" themes...but I'm worried that it would turn purple.....any thoughts?
Thanks bennoc This was my first time ever etching anything
Red.....
Someone suggested lighting the top red and the bottom blue, accentuating the "wood & water" themes...but I'm worried that it would turn purple.....any thoughts?
Maybe if you cut the plexi across the center, and put a thin piece of... something? in there, it could keep it from bleeding together? I think if you get the powers just right, it should be purple in the center, and then you'll have a red-purple-blue gradient.
Hi there, I am doing something of a similar lighting effect, my HAF X has a 10cm red cold cathode in front with some red led fans, whiles the top and bottom is lit with 30cm blue cold cathode, the center area at the right angle does look purple...
Side note, i find it easier to work with the LED strips than a cold cathode, had to many cold cathode inverters die, and lets face it as geeks and overclockers we have our hands in our comps alot even when they are working right, and half the time thats while they are on. (a few nasty electrical burns was enough for me to swear them off)
Side note, i find it easier to work with the LED strips than a cold cathode, had to many cold cathode inverters die, and lets face it as geeks and overclockers we have our hands in our comps alot even when they are working right, and half the time thats while they are on. (a few nasty electrical burns was enough for me to swear them off)
Yeah, I know....it's been a little while since my last update. I ordered some tools, including a Jigsaw and a finishing sander from Sears, and its taking a bit to get here.
So, I've had a little time to setup my new monitor and speakers, and also work on some of the details.
I've already bumped the rads on the inside a couple times and do not want to continue banging them up, so I had ordered a few fan grills from jab-tech. While they arrived over a week ago, I just finally got around to putting them on. The problem you see is these non-standard M3.5 holes on the Swiftech rads. Does anyone know where I can order some of these online....I've already spent several hours scouring 5 local HW stores to no avail
I've got a temp solution in place, but if someone can help me find a better solution online, I'd appreciate it. Black M3.5 screws are preferred
Yesterday I remembered I had an extra pump sitting on my shelf that had never been used. It's an OEM 10W DDC from bmaverick that's never been used. I also have an old XSPC pump top that was not in use....I realized that an additional pump in this build would be nice for redundancy, so I hooked this one up at 7V for that purpose.
I also worked on rewireing and re-sleeving some of the accessory cables.
Including the SATA power connectors for the two drives. I also got my Vertex 3 drive cloned, and its running great!
Like I said before, I've also spent some time getting my new monitor & speakers set up.
This is what the other side of the room looks like tonight.....that's my benching station, workbench & storage area.
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