Show Us Your Rig [2]

Here are a few quick pics I took of my rig and desk area.
Computer - Imgur

~Lordbob

Excellent. Very nice !

LB75,
Nice to see the whole system layout. Very impressive use of all your monitors. I like the custom switch gear which you've highlighted before.....very industrial. Even the reservoir perched on top serves as a visual for adding water to system. Nice work and a kill rig !

linnemeyerhere said:

LB75,
Nice to see the whole system layout. Very impressive use of all your monitors. I like the custom switch gear which you've highlighted before.....very industrial. Even the reservoir perched on top serves as a visual for adding water to system. Nice work and a kill rig !

I got all excited when my roommate suggested that last year, and it looks pretty awesome once it was mounted.
Really happy with how it looks.

~Lordbob

Very good David

A Guy

Nice looking rig ^_^ hopefully my reservoir looks half as good haha

Lordbob75 said:

Here are a few quick pics I took of my rig and desk area.
Computer - Imgur

~Lordbob

what are all the switches on the front for?? With the key hole and the button under a flip cover, it looks like some war movie weapons system :P
Still, looks dangerous and awesome, and looks like a seriously efficient use of multi-monitors

biggles1000 said:

Lordbob75 said:

Here are a few quick pics I took of my rig and desk area.
Computer - Imgur

~Lordbob

what are all the switches on the front for?? With the key hole and the button under a flip cover, it looks like some war movie weapons system :P
Still, looks dangerous and awesome, and looks like a seriously efficient use of multi-monitors

The switches are to turn off the fan and case lights, the knobs are potentiometers to control fan speeds. To turn on the computer, you flick the switch on, then turn the key.

~Lordbob

Lordbob75 said:

The switches are to turn off the fan and case lights, the knobs are potentiometers to control fan speeds. To turn on the computer, you flick the switch on, then turn the key.

~Lordbob

whoa that's awesome...
I guess it must be slightly more time consuming, but it must be so much more satisfying to switch your computer on with that immense feel of power!