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apollodominion said:

Price margin in Australia is big!!!!! AMD phenom2 X6 1090T $320
Intel Core i7 980x $1400

Latest technology Intel chip is always outrageously expensive. AMD has to keep theirs cheaper or it doesn't sell. Intel chip outperforms it. You could get lesser expensive Intel chips that would rival the performance of that 6 core AMD.

adt said:

Nothing special really.

Looks good mate, I like the look of tower.

Bare Foot Kid said:

adt said:

Nothing special really.

Looks good mate, I like the look of tower.

Ditto. Thats some "wind tunnel"

I now officially have my proof of concept switch plate finished!

The key switch, Fan controller, and now light switch all are on and work.
I just finished adding the switch (lighted) to my Red Cathodes, and it looks pretty cool.

Now, it is on to designing and cutting the full plate and mounting it, then finishing the wiring for everything else.

~Lordbob

very nice ADT

Lordbob75 said:

I now officially have my proof of concept switch plate finished!

The key switch, Fan controller, and now light switch all are on and work.
I just finished adding the switch (lighted) to my Red Cathodes, and it looks pretty cool.

Now, it is on to designing and cutting the full plate and mounting it, then finishing the wiring for everything else.

~Lordbob

Where's the pics?

adt said:

Nothing special really.

I like the way you say it's nothing special, then add a pic of your GTX 285... nice sttup btw, love the fan duct :P

Lordbob75 said:

I now officially have my proof of concept switch plate finished!

The key switch, Fan controller, and now light switch all are on and work.
I just finished adding the switch (lighted) to my Red Cathodes, and it looks pretty cool.

Now, it is on to designing and cutting the full plate and mounting it, then finishing the wiring for everything else.

~Lordbob

Can't wait to see how this turns out!


As promised in a much earlier post, my Best mate's rig, complete with the GX-750 it was supposed to have originally











And for a history lesson (lol, sort of...)
from top to bottom, Michael's XFX HD 5850, my Zotac GTX 275 followed by Michael's old Sparkle 8800 GTS (with 320MB of RAM :P)

Nice looking rig

Great pics, how's it running?