-=The Guru of 3D rig gallery rev.2 Part 8=-

Discussion in 'Die-hard Overclocking & Case Modifications' started by John, May 14, 2010.

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  1. scoter man1

    scoter man1 Ancient Guru

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    @bloodduty, that looks great. Thats about all I can say about it.
     
  2. Gripen90

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    The primary gaming rig.
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    Cablemess on the backside. The backpanel can only forcefully be closed :rolleyes: I've tried doing some cable management 4times in this case, with with the PSU used it's just impossible... too thick cables, so it doesn't get any better - and no I won't swap cases, I just love the CM690 too much :nerd:
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    Mounted a deeper SilenX 120mm fan instead of the 140mm Scythe I had before.
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    Doesn't get any prettier...:( I gave up doing cablemanagement... I've been over it like 3 or 4 times, but the case with that PSU isn't geared for it.
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  3. Gripen90

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    Installed some green light - green light always improves overall PC performance by at least 5-10% :D
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  4. X-Force

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    sleeved my cables :D, not completely done yet tho :p

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  5. Gripen90

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    The 2nd gaming rig.
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    Don't worry the CrossFire bridge is on... just forgot putting it on before shooting the pic's :D
     
  6. jadawgis732

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    Got my creative surround station today. I like!
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  7. avivoni

    avivoni Ancient Guru

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    this is the newest adition the case is still a work in progress i have not made a front panel for it wich will only have power, hdd led, and usb. no optical drive, its as tall as a printer paper 11" and 10" back , and 3 1/3" deep. i didnt use any GPU as i was looking at least power consumption but it can fit a full size gpu with a pci-e extender.

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  8. jadawgis732

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    @avivoni - What cases are those? The BFG one - is that just like a self contained water cooling rad/pump/res like that Zalman one? And what is on the side of the other case there- is that a digital picture frame?
     
  9. avivoni

    avivoni Ancient Guru

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    jadawgis - the big one was a stacker chopped/cut/sliced turned upside down an personalized on the side thats a card reader and a asus screen duo.

    the small one was an old VHS chopped/cut/sliced/bent and personalized (unfinished)
     
  10. scoter man1

    scoter man1 Ancient Guru

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    @Gripen90, Does your case have air filters? I was considering that case for a buddy of mine, but I'm kind of an air filter freak now that I have them.
     

  11. Gripen90

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    Ya I use Akasa dustfilters in my HAF 922 case :) easily removed and cleaned.
    In my CM690 I don't have dustfilters since in that case I always have a tad of "over-pressure" which forces dust out of the case, and it works great. After been running for 1year with GTX280 cards I swapped them out with GTX 470 and the dust inside was so minimal.
     
  12. F1refly

    F1refly Ancient Guru

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    Got a new Case.:grin2:
    Inspired by other gaming cube cases such as Fragbox. i wanted to give it a whirl.

    something different and i always liked how they look.

    Specs:

    Lian Li V351
    Total of Four 120mm Fans. One 80mm
    Asus M4 mobo-ATI 890gx chipset
    Phenom 2 965 BE
    Corsair H50 cooler
    Mushkin Blackline 6 gigs
    MSI gtx280 OC edition
    128 gig Realc300 SSD 6gbs sata
    64 gig Samsung SLC SSD 3gbs sata
    1 TB Western Digital enterprise 3gbs sata
    X fi Fatal1ty extreme
    Tagan BZ 900 watt PSU
    Windows 7 HP x64

    Now lets try to cram all this crap into this little cube.
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    Slide out mobo tray

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    Holy crap, what a mess. stupid cat's fault

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    Why do i have 2 fans pushing instead of push/pull? ...hey, dont ask stupid questions

    that i don't know the answer to.

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    Yeah, the H50 made this a b****. Luckily this case actually has pretty good airflow

    considering its size, i figured an air cooler would throw heat around inside it the same

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    outside cool air sucking in

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    Back end. wtf is the turbo switch on the PSU for?

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    Wire management turned out pretty well. plenty of room above PSU and in optical drive

    tray area to hide most wires

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    Now lets take a look at some temps.

    Heavy load no oc
    CPU 45C
    MB 39C

    not sure how great temps are for a SFF but overall it runs very quiet and smooth. been using it all week.
     
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  13. Finchwizard

    Finchwizard Don Apple

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    Well, here's a shot of my new rig for the people who haven't seen it.

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    Only a little over clocking just to test, I'm not a huge over clocker to begin with, at least at the moment.

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    And some NICE fast speeds with my SSD's.

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  14. morbias

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    is niiiiiice :)

    How is the EK rad working out?
     
  15. Finchwizard

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    Yea, GPU's run at 50C max under full load.

    Fans aren't spinning very fast on it either, could improve them and reduce temps even further.

    Other than that, all solid.
     

  16. VGR

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    @F1refly:
    Aren't you running single channel with 3 ram modules on a AMD platform since it it is dual channel?
     
  17. ottoyu34

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    @FinchWizard: Nicely done, glad to finally see your rig up and running. Are the top rad fans intake?
     
  18. MikeMK

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    Finch - nice to see your setup m8 all I seem to have seen from you is benchmark scores ;) lol!

    Youve done a great job with that m8! :thumbup:
     
  19. MM10X

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    Sweet setup, what are the temps like on the CPU? Thats an apogee XT right?
     
  20. Finchwizard

    Finchwizard Don Apple

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    Yep, CPU cooler is Swiftech Apogee XT, GPU blocks are EK water blocks, 1/2" Tygon Tubing, EK Pump/Resivour, EK360 RAD.

    CPU sitting around 26C idling, haven't looked when under load, GPU's sit at 50C when under load.
     
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