Show Us Your Rig [6]

[Lady Fitzgerald]

It looks like a nice build Ali.

Thank you Britton Its a work in progress lol.

Isn't that true of every build?


Great job on the build! That certainly was fast!

 

[shinigami8671]

It looks like a nice build Ali.

Thank you Britton Its a work in progress lol.

Isn't that true of every build?


Great job on the build! That certainly was fast!

That it is,hence i find it a bit funny. Its always a work in progress
And it was slow for me personally,had many errands to run so barely had time,took about 3-4 to assemble this time.

 

[boogieboy]

Great Job Shini Bro looking good!!!

 

[shinigami8671]

Great Job Shini Bro looking good!!!

Thanks bro Will be upgrading GPU and HDD soon too IA!

 

[paulpicks21]

Guys buying a new casing "today" hopefully. Cant make up my mind between these two:
This once costs almost 93$ Cooler Master: N600

And this one costs almost 104$ XIGMATEK - PRODUCT
I am a big fan of the second Xigmatek Talon case but the first one is cheaper and i like the full black look of it also. So which one should i go for??

Of those two, I would say get The Xigmatek. I personally don't like either one. The Cooler Master mounts the HDDs in a Michael Mouse HDD cage. You have to disconnect all the HDD cables, remove the cage, and partially disassemble the cage to add or remove a HDD. You don't have to deal with that Baloney Sausage with the Xigmatek.

The Cooler Master has easily removable dust filters; I can't tell if the Xigamatek has filters at all (and I even downloaded the manual, which, itself, was woefully in adequate).

The Xigmatek has better wire management opportunity. The idiot HDD cage of the Cooler Master puts all the drive cables right out in plain sight (what the heck were on when they designed that abomination?).

The Cooler Master looks better than the crazily tilted Xigmatek (hello, Pisa called and wants its tower back) but that idiot drive cage negates that and all other advantages.

Wow,didn't notice any of those things,glad i asked. And i bought the Xigmatek Talon for 96$ with 2 extra 120mm Orange w/white LED fans. It is great. Such a nice feel to it. Best in its price range i would say. Lots of space,easy to use too. My back hurts from taking the stuff in and out all day. Anyways,some pictures:

Very nice mate

 

[andrew129260]

Nice temps Andrew
Here's a little info about the AMD temps you maybe interested in AMD Temp Information and Guide

Thank you. That stinks. So basically until my temps are high its not calculating it right.

Nice temps Andrew, but 9C is 48.2F. Did you connect your air conditioner?

See above Makes me sad....I was impressed with my water cooler. It def runs cold though. I can feel my case and it feels frozen all the time. Its nice

 

[shinigami8671]

Very nice mate

Thanks Paul

 

[ganjiry]

Nice temps Andrew
Here's a little info about the AMD temps you maybe interested in AMD Temp Information and Guide

Thank you. That stinks. So basically until my temps are high its not calculating it right.

No probs chap!
Yes thats right as you're still using air to cool the liquid in the rad it's not physically possible to cool below the ambient/room temp.
If you use a program like HWinfo instead of speccy it will show the socket temp aswell as the core temp. So you're able to tell toughly what you lower temps are by looking at the socket temp.

 

[Britton30]

Well....here is my current test bed, ASUS Sabertooth Z77, Intel i7-3770K so far at 4754MHz, GSkill Trident X 2400 @ 2438, 10-12-12-31.

 

[ganjiry]

Nice ghetto bench Gary
I'd be paranoid of knocking it over though.

 

[Britton30]

Thanks Ryan, it's a 5 foot folding table and is cheaper than a real test bed.
Microcool Banchetto 101 Rev 2 - Smoked Acrylic Modular Case - Cases

 

[ganjiry]

Thanks Ryan, it's a 5 foot folding table and is cheaper than a real test bed.
Microcool Banchetto 101 Rev 2 - Smoked Acrylic Modular Case - Cases

At least it's not falling anywhere then.
Yeah they're proper expensive for what they are aren't they. Even if you're using one all the time i still think they're over priced.

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Nice ghetto bench Gary
I'd be paranoid of knocking it over though.

I wouldn't be the least bit paranoid of knocking it over; that would be a guaranteed event for me (even if on my washing machine).

 

[ganjiry]

Nice ghetto bench Gary
I'd be paranoid of knocking it over though.

I wouldn't be the least bit paranoid of knocking it over; that would be a guaranteed event for me (even if on my washing machine).

Same as lol, My yampy dog would bulldoze the table at some point lol

 

[boogieboy]

Well....here is my current test bed, ASUS Sabertooth Z77, Intel i7-3770K so far at 4754MHz, GSkill Trident X 2400 @ 2438, 10-12-12-31.

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AWESOME! GARY.......

 

[andrew129260]

Nice temps Andrew
Here's a little info about the AMD temps you maybe interested in AMD Temp Information and Guide

Thank you. That stinks. So basically until my temps are high its not calculating it right.

No probs chap!
Yes thats right as you're still using air to cool the liquid in the rad it's not physically possible to cool below the ambient/room temp.
If you use a program like HWinfo instead of speccy it will show the socket temp aswell as the core temp. So you're able to tell toughly what you lower temps are by looking at the socket temp.

Thanks for the info

 

[boogieboy]

Hi guys here's a little video of my setup I uploaded on dailymotion all though youtube is banned in my country

Gaming PC Setup - Video Dailymotion

 

[ganjiry]

Thanks for the info

no probs mate, You're welcome

Edit: Nice setup you have there Boogieboy

 

[Layback Bear]

Looking good boogieboy.

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Hi guys here's a little video of my setup I uploaded on dailymotion all though youtube is banned in my country

Gaming PC Setup - Video Dailymotion

Wow! I'm especially impressed by that desk! Is that a custom made desk? Did you make it yourself?

The first few frames of that video were almost erotic!