/*The cooling*/ Dual loop, XSPC dual DDC split res 2x DDC 3.2 pumps Primochill 1/2" ID 3/4" OD blue tubing EK Supreme acrylic CPU block 2x EK Supreme VGA GPU blocks XSPC RX360 w/3 YL high speeds on CPU XSPC RX240 w/2 YL high speeds on GPUs
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XFX AM3 750a w/onboard geforce 8200 (so I have quad head) Athlon X2 6000+ 3.10ghz OC'd to 3.4ghz 8GB OCZ Fatal1ty pc8500 DDR2 1066 OCZ StealthXtream 600W PSU Thermaltake Big Typhoon Cooler XFX Geforce GTX 260 core 216 896mb ram OC'd substantially (forgot how much) 4X Hitachi 7200.11 32mb cache 1TB SATA2 drives Running MS Server 2008R2 Enterprise x64 1X Sony IDE DVD 1x SOYO 24" LCD @ 1920x1200 2x Sony GDFW900 24" Flat Trinitron CRT @ 2304x1440 1x Gateway 22" VX1120 DiamondTron (Trinitron Rebrand) @ 2048x1536 ASUS 32MB WL-500gPv2 DD-WRT Router w/USB ports and DD-WRT mega build Netgear ProSafe 24 port Gigabit Switch (got this for $50 off TigerDirect)
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and for speakers I have 2 sets of Phillips FW890P's Running surround Sound over SPDIF: They also have Rear tweeters and a powered subwoofer each. (i know this is ghetto, but each speaker has a 4 way crossover, 2 sets of tweeters, mids and a woofer... the sound quality is amazing, and they were free.
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A brand new build with a lot of upgrade potential to make it last a little longer.
NZXT Tempest EVO case with Ultra fan controller ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 mobo i7 920 stock (need better cooling system, but aiming for 4.0GHz) Sapphire Vapor-X (to OC later) HD5770 1GB 850W Corsair HX Seagate 250GB, 500GB internal Sata 3Gb/s Seagate FreeAgent 320GB WD 320GB eSATA 2.5" external 4GB XM3 Corsair DDR3 (hold me over until I can get at least 6GB of faster) LG IDE DVD-DL burner ASUS IDE DVD-ROM Win 7 64-bit Pro 21.5" LG and 15" Dell
The netbook on the right combined with rosewill draft-n (300, but really only 100 via LAN) router, RD, logmein, orb, and streammygame makes for a nice make-shift client for my desktop for pretty much anywhere.
(click for larger) Surround sound (old regent 140w with new speakers) held up with sticky tack
Planned upgrades: 6GB+ ram Sata 6Gb/s SSD boot drive ASUS U3S6 card that fits nicely in the PCI-E 4x slot on most new ASUS mobos. Though it would be faster still in a 16x since the 4x isn't v2.0 and the 16x is. Noctua NH-U12P SE2 Still seems to be one of the best air coolers out there and I really don't think that I'll need any liquid system. Though I'll take any recommendations into consideration. USB 3.0 case for the WD By the time I get to it, new Nvidia DX11 cards will be out so I'll think about video then.
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modernmystic wrote:
Noctua NH-U12P SE2 Still seems to be one of the best air coolers out there and I really don't think that I'll need any liquid system. Though I'll take any recommendations into consideration.
If you can find a retailer with one in stock.. this beats the Noctua for less... Akasa Nero. unfortunately, their stateside presence is pretty weak..
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System Specs: Monitor: State-of-the-art Dell CRT Monitor, Unknown Model TV: Prestine, color 4:3 RCA XL-100 (with VHF/UHF inputs!) Processor: Pentium III (Coppermine), 863 MHz (Overclocked to 875 MHz! That's nearly a billion!!) Audio: Pioneer SX-1300 Stereo System, with two Sanyo Speakers Ensoniq ES1371 Stereo Sound card (woah, that's clear audio!) Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce FX 5200 (DVI, VGA, S-Video output. Plug in your TV!) Hard drive: Silicon Image 3114 SATA Raid controller. Western Digital ATA WDC WD200BB-75AU 18.65 GiB (Store up to 30 CDs!) Multimedia Keyboard: Packard Bell T1250 (Effective remote control! Springy cord too!) Optical Mouse: LEADS ASI 66887 (Effective with Flash gaming! Works like a two-dimensional gyro mouse!)
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koulevprime wrote:
System Specs: Monitor: State-of-the-art Dell CRT Monitor, Unknown Model TV: Prestine, color 4:3 RCA XL-100 (with VHF/UHF inputs!) Processor: Pentium III (Coppermine), 863 MHz (Overclocked to 875 MHz! That's nearly a billion!!) Audio: Pioneer SX-1300 Stereo System, with two Sanyo Speakers (what a deal!) Ensoniq ES1371 Stereo Sound card (woah, that's clear audio!) Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce FX 5200 (DVI, VGA, S-Video output. Plug in your TV!) Hard drive: Silicon Image 3114 SATA Raid controller. Western Digital ATA WDC WD200BB-75AU 18.65 GiB (Store up to 30 songs!) Multimedia Keyboard: Packard Bell T1250 (Effective remote control! Springy cord too!) Optical Mouse: LEADS ASI 66887 (Effective with Flash gaming! Works like a two-dimensional gyro mouse!)
you win thus far. hands down. the springy cord is great for watching tv cuz you can go far away, then come back, and it practically winds itself up!
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