Show Us Your Rig [3]

[A Guy]

Why do you have norton antivirus? You might as well make a fake antivirus that takes up a bunch of CPU in visual basic, they would perform the same.

Another review from a non-user.

I've been using Norton for 7 years with no issues.

I don't even use antiviruses really, I'm smart enough to not get them / remove them if I do. I'm the only one who uses my computer, and I used to be someone that coded viruses/spread them around. It's so easy to remove usual RAT's and such, just untick them from start up and delete them from AppData xD

Oooo k then :shock:

A Guy

 

[ZaLiTH]

I don't even use antiviruses really, I'm smart enough to not get them / remove them if I do. I'm the only one who uses my computer, and I used to be someone that coded viruses/spread them around. It's so easy to remove usual RAT's and such, just untick them from start up and delete them from AppData xD

Cool story bro... Really.

 

[Alsisgevat]

I don't even use antiviruses really, I'm smart enough to not get them / remove them if I do. I'm the only one who uses my computer, and I used to be someone that coded viruses/spread them around. It's so easy to remove usual RAT's and such, just untick them from start up and delete them from AppData xD

O....kay.....You must be very smart then.


Anyway, to everyone else, I got my stuff ready,and this weekend I will be trying to make a custom face plate for my rig, I have the plate,sizes and a cardboard premade to follow on, so will see how it goes. It will most likely not work as I want it to, but I will post pics of what I maniged

 

[Britton30]

That will be a good project to see develop Joey.

 

[Alsisgevat]

Thanx mate, I have allmost everything set up, this weekend will be devoted to the face plate and loop order, and hopefully if all goes well I can upload the build log pics next week

 

[ganjiry]

good luck with ya face plate joey. hopefully u get it how u want i look forward to pics

 

[ZaLiTH]

Thanx mate, I have allmost everything set up, this weekend will be devoted to the face plate and loop order, and hopefully if all goes well I can upload the build log pics next week

That sounds like awesome fun..

What type of material are you making it from?

 

[Alsisgevat]

Ganjiry- thanx mate, I will first make a normal plain plate, and if it fits then I will make a desighn on it

ZaliTh- thanx, its kind of like a thin steel type thing, bu very light, its kinda like aliminium, Not sure. It was an offcut I got from a friend when they built a shed type thing

 

[ZaLiTH]

Ganjiry- thanx mate, I will first make a normal plain plate, and if it fits then I will make a desighn on it

ZaliTh- thanx, its kind of like a thin steel type thing, bu very light, its kinda like aliminium, Not sure. It was an offcut I got from a friend when they built a shed type thing

Nice.. Well, if it's also a soft metal like aluminium, if you get bored with the 'plain plate' as you say, this might come in handy: Guide How to brush Aluminum - bit-tech.net Forums. I'm pretty sure the technique used there will work for most types of metal.

 

[Terronium 12]

Apologies for the dirt.

To-do list:

- Acquire black hoses
- Acquire compression fittings
- Cut tubing to length and NOT get lazy halfway through (how that even happened I couldn't tell you)
- Acquire a 120mm radiator to keep the Ivy hotbox cooler.

And yes, that's a cup.

 

[ganjiry]

nice lookin rig Terronium. fairplay
it took me ages to find the cup after i seen the comment lol. why's it there? secondly where r ur other fans for ur rad? not enough room?

 

[Terronium 12]

Nope, not enough room. Although when I was taking the pictures not too long ago it looks like I actually can fit another 120 to the left of the center on; the right is a no-go as the optical drive blocks it.

As for the cup it's there to keep the DCII from being weighed down by the girth of it's own heatsink. You'll also notice a bracket/brace underneath the Sapphire card for exactly the same reason. I'm thinking of just letting them hang because I've seen plenty of pictures of builds with cards falling under their own weight, but I've yet to read a single post (or report for that matter) of it causing any kind of damage.

 

[ganjiry]

same ere i wanted to do push/pull but not enough room for the second set of fans

as for u drooping cards. my 6950 droops a bit to the right so i use one of these Scythe Ninja Wire helps you to secure objects
does what its says on the tin

 

[Terronium 12]

That... may be the best thing I've ever seen.

 

[Alsisgevat]

Nice.. Well, if it's also a soft metal like aluminium, if you get bored with the 'plain plate' as you say, this might come in handy: Guide How to brush Aluminum - bit-tech.net Forums. I'm pretty sure the technique used there will work for most types of metal.

Thanx thats a great tut.

Terronium- Nice rig!

 

[ganjiry]

That... may be the best thing I've ever seen.

lols ideal enit if u dont mind the wire hanging in ur case.
i have it hooked in the top and then hook it to the power cable of my gpu. no chance of shorting anythin then

 

[Alsisgevat]

You Guys and your wires and cups, Just get a chassis with a 90 degree motherbaord and then you have no problems with heavy cards

 

[ganjiry]

lols. ent got the amount of funding u have

 

[ZaLiTH]

Haha.. I'm fine with my current cheap aluminium case. Besides, I can't afford the fancy cases to hold the fancy graphics cards that I can't afford at fancy angles, so I suppose you could say I can't afford to have a weight problem in my PC.

Well, not just yet anyway...

 

[Alsisgevat]

Haha, not yet? And its not about affording, because the silverstone Raven has a 90degree mband ot is at some stores in S.A cheaper then the Haf X's hehe, but you can allways put your cards on a diet and take off the cooling fans...it wont last as long but will be lighter