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Jay
Retired
Retired
UPDATED
- Q9400 @3.6GHz
- EVGA 790i Ultra
- 8GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 (F3-12800CL9D-4GBNQ) Unlinked at 1600MHz, 1.6v, 9-9-9-24 2T
- Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler (This thing kicks *** in the cooling department but starts to fail after 3.6GHz)
- Apevia Warlock 750W PSU (Custom blue UV sleeving job that took me a few days to do at the cost of the warranty and a lot of cuts on my hands)
- Apevia X-Jupiter Full tower case (interior painted metallic black, bottom modified for cathodes)
- EVGA GTX 260 (192)
- EVGA GTX 260 (216)
(SLI'd 602/1298/1026, latest drivers)
- G.Skill Falcon II 128GB SSD
- Linksys PCI WNIC
- LG DVD+DL Burner w/Lightscribe
- Seagate 500GB 9200.11 SATA HDD/2x 320GB's in RAID 0
- Seagate 320GB External HDD
- NZXT Sentry 2 touchscreen fan controller
- 2 15" UV Cathodes
- 2 12" UV Cathodes
- 2 4" UV Cathodes
- 2 4" Blue Cathodes (modifed case to radiate light from underside of case)
- 5 Gelid Wing12 UV Blue 120mm fans (intake - front/side, exhaust - rear/top)
- 4 x5 LED lasers (2 blue and 2 UV, 1 blue lights up my room at night lol, the other 3 light up the forward panels inside the case)
- Logitech G15 Keyboard
- Logitech G500 Mouse
- Logitech X-540 5.1 Surround sound
- Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet (5.5in x 8.75in)
- Samsung 22" Monitor
- HP Printer/scanner
desktop:
fans, the gap between the fan blades and the heatsink is so close... maybe a 1/16th of an inch at the most. I got really lucky with fitment on this one:
hard drives and cables:
front, needed cathodes up front to illuminate the front fan:
fan controller, since I'm using this I wired it so the two fan knobs originally on the case now control the cathodes and LED's:
THE BIRDS NEST!!! (atleast it's hidden from plain view but yea ridiculous I know) All the wires for the fan controller, molex cables, and those boxes for the cathodes had to go somewhere so this is where they went. Trust me when I say I'm never going in there again. It was chaos getting everything connected properly and then shoving it all into the 5.25 bays but there is a lot of wire. You can't even see the SSD that's buried under all of that. Aside from this mess the cable management is pretty good but there's not a lot of room to worth with when you've got a lot going on in a small case (I should get a mountain mods case)
Others:
Lights out:
Just cathodes:
Just LED's:
Both on (lights up my room, people outside probably wonder why my window is blue):
Futuremark PPU enabled (the way it's meant to be played)
http://service.futuremark.com/results/showSingleResult.action?resultId=2286465&resultType=19
The goal was to hit 20k without to much effort.
UT3 Benchmark:
- Q9400 @3.6GHz
- EVGA 790i Ultra
- 8GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 (F3-12800CL9D-4GBNQ) Unlinked at 1600MHz, 1.6v, 9-9-9-24 2T
- Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler (This thing kicks *** in the cooling department but starts to fail after 3.6GHz)
- Apevia Warlock 750W PSU (Custom blue UV sleeving job that took me a few days to do at the cost of the warranty and a lot of cuts on my hands)
- Apevia X-Jupiter Full tower case (interior painted metallic black, bottom modified for cathodes)
- EVGA GTX 260 (192)
- EVGA GTX 260 (216)
(SLI'd 602/1298/1026, latest drivers)
- G.Skill Falcon II 128GB SSD
- Linksys PCI WNIC
- LG DVD+DL Burner w/Lightscribe
- Seagate 500GB 9200.11 SATA HDD/2x 320GB's in RAID 0
- Seagate 320GB External HDD
- NZXT Sentry 2 touchscreen fan controller
- 2 15" UV Cathodes
- 2 12" UV Cathodes
- 2 4" UV Cathodes
- 2 4" Blue Cathodes (modifed case to radiate light from underside of case)
- 5 Gelid Wing12 UV Blue 120mm fans (intake - front/side, exhaust - rear/top)
- 4 x5 LED lasers (2 blue and 2 UV, 1 blue lights up my room at night lol, the other 3 light up the forward panels inside the case)
- Logitech G15 Keyboard
- Logitech G500 Mouse
- Logitech X-540 5.1 Surround sound
- Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet (5.5in x 8.75in)
- Samsung 22" Monitor
- HP Printer/scanner
desktop:
fans, the gap between the fan blades and the heatsink is so close... maybe a 1/16th of an inch at the most. I got really lucky with fitment on this one:
hard drives and cables:
front, needed cathodes up front to illuminate the front fan:
fan controller, since I'm using this I wired it so the two fan knobs originally on the case now control the cathodes and LED's:
THE BIRDS NEST!!! (atleast it's hidden from plain view but yea ridiculous I know) All the wires for the fan controller, molex cables, and those boxes for the cathodes had to go somewhere so this is where they went. Trust me when I say I'm never going in there again. It was chaos getting everything connected properly and then shoving it all into the 5.25 bays but there is a lot of wire. You can't even see the SSD that's buried under all of that. Aside from this mess the cable management is pretty good but there's not a lot of room to worth with when you've got a lot going on in a small case (I should get a mountain mods case)
Others:
Lights out:
Just cathodes:
Just LED's:
Both on (lights up my room, people outside probably wonder why my window is blue):
Futuremark PPU enabled (the way it's meant to be played)
http://service.futuremark.com/results/showSingleResult.action?resultId=2286465&resultType=19
The goal was to hit 20k without to much effort.
UT3 Benchmark: