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What sort of monitor setup is that monster driving?! Also, do the quad 480's work for anything but 3dmark 06? That was all they worked for last I heard...
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Nice rig
Fire that sucker up for Folding@Home under my key![]()
What sort of monitor setup is that monster driving?! Also, do the quad 480's work for anything but 3dmark 06? That was all they worked for last I heard...
I don't fold with this puppy, the electric bill would be grounds for divorce!...lol
What, is that PSU 75% efficicent??? 1500W * 1.2 (80% efficiency) = 1800W, less if its more efficient than that. But yeah, I heard the saaaame thing... LOL. But hell if you can afford that rig, you can afford adding a 20A line in your home!!!
I never said they were under 50c running Furmark, they hit around 63-65c when OC'd to 1740/2000 and 57-59c stock with Furmark, however I haven't found a game yet that takes them over 50-53c when OC'd and right around the 50 mark stock.
I don't fold with this puppy, the electric bill would be grounds for divorce!...lol
Lol...nahh...it's solid as a rock, the rad is just tilted abit because the tubing has a little slack in it causing it push on the rad, I'll probably refit the tubing on the first coolant change.
I like the big...black...long...tubing...oooo...feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Great idea about mounting the rad - good stuff. GPU's...u mentioned u had no space to put an 1/2 exit on the bottom GPU...looking the pic, a bitspower 90degrees fitting would of down the job...if not then a low profile 90degs could also do it...mind u...ur current setup looks so freeking nice...changing the to last GPU would not look as good - so good choice. I think I'm love with your metal thread back2back metal line. (I feel like bex after she OCed the 980x for the first time;-)
Hehe, are you on a 20A breaker or just a 15? I've heard those silverstones (fully loaded) will trip a breaker...because they're designed to put out 1500w after the efficiency loss (like all psu's), so they can draw close on 2000w at full load, add some monitors, maybe a printer, you're way over your 15a