Show Us Your Rig [2]

Hey guys just another update... finally got the LGA 1366 clip for my cooling kit. My i7 was basically idle at 71c... with the stock fan/hs and at stock speeds

Got my WC kit fitted and im now @ 4ghz stable with core temps of 36-37c idle & 65-69 Load (Realtemp)

Attached a few images :)

Some nice rigs on here people - Keep up the good work!

Cheers!

xarden said:

The thing with speakers, is that you dont blast them right away.
If they are brand new, you need to run them in for about 100hours. Not continuously of course, but just have them at around 30-50% for two weeks. This lets the rubbers soften up and become more movable.

But I'd also suggest, if the walls are plywood, why not build some speaker stands onto them?

Lol... My trusty little Logitech system must be nicely worn-in then. Over the weekend I checked my Winamp output stats (the output plugin I use has a 'played time' counter), and it's sitting on nearly 4500 hours on a 1 year old installation... Oh, and I've had these speakers for about 4 years.

What can I say, I really like rock music.......

aww It Look So Powerful :S
I Want It T_T

Nice looks good. BTW that PSU is just fine for your rig. A friend of mine has that same one in a overclocked I7 rig with the power hungry GTX 295 and he has absolutely no issues.

jr26 said:

Nice looks good. BTW that PSU is just fine for your rig. A friend of mine has that same one in a overclocked I7 rig with the power hungry GTX 295 and he has absolutely no issues.

I agree, for the OP's rig that 650 is plenty. Nice system BTW.

For what it's worth I had an Antec 550 watt PS powering my system. Moved to an Antec 850 Signature series which is more than I need but I wanted that power supply.

Maguscreed said:

I just believe the psu is the most overlooked part when building good rigs.

I would agree - but in this case the OP got it right :)

Anyway you might want to invest in some tie straps and clean those loose wires up - helps with air flow and dust management