Show Us Your Rig [8]

[Layback Bear]

Thanks for the information. Very good temps using a H100i.

 

[Solarstarshines]

Patrick you've outdone yourself that case looks Exquisite

 

[N00berG00ber]

Patrick you've outdone yourself that case looks Exquisite

It will look even better with my new Asus 780 Ti

Thanks man!

 

[rvcjew]

So got my gpu blocks and res in and it looked great but bottom o-ring on res kept popping due to how the pump was mounted in first pic so atm is set up as second pic and next drain will change to first with a tube in the middle I guess. Need to to extend the cathode cables and sleeve them, can't hide them otherwise.

 

[paulpicks21]

Very impressive! And nice case

 

[rvcjew]

Very impressive! And nice case

Thanks, yeah for build with skin on it seems and looks kinda cheap but once you get the skin off (which comes off so good compared to my old Haf-x) it is so sturdy and it can basically come completely apart with just a screwdriver. Just wish it had more space in back for cables i'm kinda compressing everything back there.

 

[paulpicks21]

Very impressive! And nice case

Thanks, yeah for build with skin on it seems and looks kinda cheap but once you get the skin off (which comes off so good compared to my old Haf-x) it is so sturdy and it can basically come completely apart with just a screwdriver. Just wish it had more space in back for cables i'm kinda compressing everything back there.

I was kind of having a little joke about the case comment as I have the same one in the same color too lol. It's a great case to work in and I agree about the space out back. I really had to jam the back panel on.

Mine is very empty compared to yours!

http://www.sevenforums.com/album.php?albumid=954

 

[ZaLiTH]

Just wish it had more space in back for cables i'm kinda compressing everything back there.

Having individually sleeved cables helps a bit with that, it's easier to get them to lay flat. The other trick is to line them up so they don't cross over each other too much. But as long as it's not difficult to get the side panel back on you shouldn't have any reason to worry.

Really sweet setup there, the red pipes look awesome over the black in a white case like that.

 

[rvcjew]

Very impressive! And nice case

Thanks, yeah for build with skin on it seems and looks kinda cheap but once you get the skin off (which comes off so good compared to my old Haf-x) it is so sturdy and it can basically come completely apart with just a screwdriver. Just wish it had more space in back for cables i'm kinda compressing everything back there.

I was kind of having a little joke about the case comment as I have the same one in the same color too lol. It's a great case to work in and I agree about the space out back. I really had to jam the back panel on.

Mine is very empty compared to yours!

http://www.sevenforums.com/album.php?albumid=954

Oh my bad lol yeah yours makes mine look small.

Just wish it had more space in back for cables i'm kinda compressing everything back there.

Having individually sleeved cables helps a bit with that, it's easier to get them to lay flat. The other trick is to line them up so they don't cross over each other too much. But as long as it's not difficult to get the side panel back on you shouldn't have any reason to worry.

Really sweet setup there, the red pipes look awesome over the black in a white case like that.

Yeah the pipes are uv red but look pretty orange when reacting, can't complain though looks good either way. I want to get some sleeving and sleeve the cathode cables my self the others aren't to bad. The back is okay if you get the extra sata cables angled right so that it can sit flush.

Here's where it sits at unscrewed and my mess underneath. I need to get around to making smaller bunches possibly.

 

[paulpicks21]

Looks pretty tidy out back compared to mine bar the hanging SSD lol.

 

[rvcjew]

Looks pretty tidy out back compared to mine bar the hanging SSD lol.

I shudder to think what yours must look like then as I consider mine crazy messy. I figure it fits now and if I bundle it up then have to do maintaince later I have to just break them apart again.

 

[ZaLiTH]

Yup.. Mine looks much the same at the moment. I do kinda need to sort out the cables though; it's a rather new build though, still working out a few details..

[ed] Out of curiosity, we have pretty similar systems, mind sharing your memory speed for comparison..?

 

[Boozad]

I hate the back side of my rig, having soundproofing inside the panel makes it really hard to get it back on. I end up having to lie the rig down on the opposite side and kneel on the panel while I slide it into place. It makes temporarily disconnecting HDDs a royal pain in the arse.

 

[paulpicks21]

Yup.. Mine looks much the same at the moment. I do kinda need to sort out the cables though; it's a rather new build though, still working out a few details..

[ed] Out of curiosity, we have pretty similar systems, mind sharing your memory speed for comparison..?

The winsat mem speeds will be totally different Zalith. His ram will be running dual channel compared to your quad channel.

In my experience, dual channel will top out at around 34k for the fastest stuff whereas quad will usually be a minimum of 40k even for the slow stuff.

 

[ZaLiTH]

The winsat mem speeds will be totally different Zalith. His ram will be running dual channel compared to your quad channel.

In my experience, dual channel will top out at around 34k for the fastest stuff whereas quad will usually be a minimum of 40k even for the slow stuff.

Not so sure about the "min 40k even for slow stuff" part.. Mine is 2400MHz and it only gets 41k. I suppose these days memory bandwidth is more of an issue than RAM speeds though..

 

[paulpicks21]

The winsat mem speeds will be totally different Zalith. His ram will be running dual channel compared to your quad channel.

In my experience, dual channel will top out at around 34k for the fastest stuff whereas quad will usually be a minimum of 40k even for the slow stuff.

Not so sure about the "min 40k even for slow stuff" part.. Mine is 2400MHz and it only gets 41k. I suppose these days memory bandwidth is more of an issue than RAM speeds though..

I find the speeds to be all over the place with Ivy E and quad channel ram. If I run my ram at 1600 I score just over 40k, if I run it at 2400 it scores the same. If I run it at 2200 it scores better at around 43k. I guess the memory controller is maxed out or something.
If I turn hyperthreading off I get well into the 50k. I think my best was 55k at 2200 with ht off.

 

[rvcjew]

That all makes mine sound low at 2400 and the timings in my spec area I get 32834mb/s. My old corsair vengeance was faster but for render jobs I have 32GB of this. If you guys know of better timings to try be my guest.

 

[essenbe]

Nice looking rig, all you white case people. I have a Black one. I figure as long as the side panel goes on without a lot of trouble, and the inside looks pretty good, I'm happy. I have quite a few cases, and I have still never had one with enough room behind the motherboard tray, I always want more. That's a nice looking rig, rvcjew. I think you did a great job. Congrats, I'm sure you're proud of it, and should be.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

I agree if it closes without sitting on it then we're good !

 

[essenbe]

I agree if it closes without sitting on it then we're good !

Alan, a little pushing with your hand is OK though. :sarc: