Show off your rig!
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Shar Treuse
Captain
I may be stuffing the new 970 in this weekend, so I'll snap a pic if and when that happens and drop it in here.
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Cheers!
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Cheers!
Rampage V Extreme
Intel Core i7 5960X
32 g DDR4
Nividia Geforce GTX 780 Ti
I'll be rebuilding very soon just waiting to see what the market does this spring for pricing. Anyway here's my old build I went air cooled for a project and a bet with my friend that I could sufficiently cool with out going liquid at the same over clocking percentage he did.
Eyefinity build
Cpu: AMD FX-8151 Zambezi 8-Core Base clock: 3.6 Ghz Over clocked to 4.3 Ghz
Ram: 32 GB DDR3 2133 MHZ
Video: 2X MSI 7970 3gb overclocked I don't remember by how much
120gb ssd Boot drive
240gb ssd media storage
300gb ssd Intel enterprise grade game storage drive
Corsair professional powersupply
Here's a link to a screenshot of playing Battle Field in Eyefinity just happened to get a 2 birds 1 stone shot sniping.
Eyefinity build
Cpu: AMD FX-8151 Zambezi 8-Core Base clock: 3.6 Ghz Over clocked to 4.3 Ghz
Ram: 32 GB DDR3 2133 MHZ
Video: 2X MSI 7970 3gb overclocked I don't remember by how much
120gb ssd Boot drive
240gb ssd media storage
300gb ssd Intel enterprise grade game storage drive
Corsair professional powersupply
Here's a link to a screenshot of playing Battle Field in Eyefinity just happened to get a 2 birds 1 stone shot sniping.
Pyotr
Captain
My basement battlestation. what do we say to the god of renovations? not today. (or next year, or the year after that....)
Not pictured: my bedroom battlestation. Dell Precision M6700, Asus Proart monitor.
From left to right: Dell 1704FPV (1280x1024) Dell 2007FPb (1600x1200) Dell 3007WFP (2560x1600) Dell 2007FPb (1600x1200)
Oculus Rift, TM Warthog, Manatee.
Desktop. ASrock FM2A88X-ITX+, AMD A10-7850K, R9-285, 16GB 2133 Corsair Vengeance RAM, 250GB Samsung 840 mSATA drive, 250GB Kingston V200 2.5" SSD
Need to replace PSU with a modular one, but 430w works save for the rats nest of wires.
Overview. Spare projectors are Sharp XG-C58X. Desktops to the left is the boneyard, various dead/old parts.
graveyard from left to right: Cooler Master XB, Intel I7-4820K, Asrock X79 Extreme4, Seasonic 860 plat, 2x EVGA 670 4GB SC (dead motherboard, havent fixed it yet)
Ncase M1, Silverstone 450w PSU (soon to have a 4790K + 980)
Corsair 650d, Intel i7-920, 24GB DDR3 G.SKILL RAM, EVGA x58 Classified, EVGA 460 2win, Corsair 750w PSU (old desktop)
Amp Rack. Most are crown D-45's, with an XLS202 for the subwoofer (15" car subwoofer)
Storage servers.
Bottom: unused IBM 3550 servers.
Middle: Norco 4220. 16x WD 2Tb Red, 6x WD Green 2TB, Intel G3258, Supermicro MBD-X10SLM+-F-O, 32GB Samsung RAM, Areca 1680ix-16, HotLava 8x gigabit card.
Top: Silverstone DS380, 8x Seagate 3TB drives, RAIDz2, Asrock C2550D4I, 32GB Kingston ECC RAM
TL;DR i have a lot of crap.
Not pictured: my bedroom battlestation. Dell Precision M6700, Asus Proart monitor.
From left to right: Dell 1704FPV (1280x1024) Dell 2007FPb (1600x1200) Dell 3007WFP (2560x1600) Dell 2007FPb (1600x1200)
Oculus Rift, TM Warthog, Manatee.
Desktop. ASrock FM2A88X-ITX+, AMD A10-7850K, R9-285, 16GB 2133 Corsair Vengeance RAM, 250GB Samsung 840 mSATA drive, 250GB Kingston V200 2.5" SSD
Need to replace PSU with a modular one, but 430w works save for the rats nest of wires.
Overview. Spare projectors are Sharp XG-C58X. Desktops to the left is the boneyard, various dead/old parts.
graveyard from left to right: Cooler Master XB, Intel I7-4820K, Asrock X79 Extreme4, Seasonic 860 plat, 2x EVGA 670 4GB SC (dead motherboard, havent fixed it yet)
Ncase M1, Silverstone 450w PSU (soon to have a 4790K + 980)
Corsair 650d, Intel i7-920, 24GB DDR3 G.SKILL RAM, EVGA x58 Classified, EVGA 460 2win, Corsair 750w PSU (old desktop)
Amp Rack. Most are crown D-45's, with an XLS202 for the subwoofer (15" car subwoofer)
Storage servers.
Bottom: unused IBM 3550 servers.
Middle: Norco 4220. 16x WD 2Tb Red, 6x WD Green 2TB, Intel G3258, Supermicro MBD-X10SLM+-F-O, 32GB Samsung RAM, Areca 1680ix-16, HotLava 8x gigabit card.
Top: Silverstone DS380, 8x Seagate 3TB drives, RAIDz2, Asrock C2550D4I, 32GB Kingston ECC RAM
TL;DR i have a lot of crap.
How do you like your Norco 4220? Ive been looking at the Norco 4224 for a while as the next step for my NAS where I wouldn't have to upgrade for a long time after that.
also, what do you run on that box? Linux I assume? HDDs raided?
also, what do you run on that box? Linux I assume? HDDs raided?
Pyotr
Captain
The norco server is running debian 7, RAID is handled through the Areca 1680ix card. the drives are in RAID6, two hot swap drives.
The cases are expensive (i paid 400$ for that ~4 years ago) but its been a reliable beast. you NEED to replace the stock 80mm fans though. they are very loud.
Same specs than before except memory is now upgraded and new keyboard and mouse. Oh yes and different "case" from that old atx tower :)
I just got a new battlestation for my rig, so I figured I'd arise from the grave to share it!
The desk is an IKEA special, but it's big enough for nearly all of my monitors! Yaay!
@Snowianth, what's the desktop you've got made from? There's a subtle fiberglass-twill look going on there that's really cool.
The desk is an IKEA special, but it's big enough for nearly all of my monitors! Yaay!
@Snowianth, what's the desktop you've got made from? There's a subtle fiberglass-twill look going on there that's really cool.
Desk it self is made from wood and then its wrapped to white carbon mat, same what they use when creating carbon look on cars. More pics from making the desk ---- https://plus.google.com/u/0/115099718864795051590/posts/p/pub
OuTLaW66613
Space Marshal
I really don't have any recent pics, but I do have a bunch of when I first built my PC.
The Purchase:
The Guts:
The Glow:
The BOX:
First Setup:
The Reposition:
Case: Cooler Master HAF XB Test Bench & LAN Box
Power Supply: Corsair HX 850
Motherboard: ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0
CPU: AMD FX 8350
RAM: 2 x 8Gb Vengeance DDR3
GPU: EVA Geforce GTX 670 ti FTW edition
Cooler: Thermaltake Water 2.o Extreme (processor)
SSD: Samsung 120Gb (operating system)
HHD: Western Digital 2 Tb
Disc Media: LG Super Multi Blue
Recording Hardware: AVermedia Live Gamer HD
Lighting: NZXT Hue RGB Color Changing LED Controller
Controllers: Wired Black 360 Controller, T16000m
And I plan on getting a Thrustmaster T-Flight H.O.T.A.S. X (If any retailer can manage to replenish and keep stock long enough for me to buy the damn thing at a reasonable price).
The Purchase:
The Guts:
The Glow:
The BOX:
First Setup:
The Reposition:
Case: Cooler Master HAF XB Test Bench & LAN Box
Power Supply: Corsair HX 850
Motherboard: ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0
CPU: AMD FX 8350
RAM: 2 x 8Gb Vengeance DDR3
GPU: EVA Geforce GTX 670 ti FTW edition
Cooler: Thermaltake Water 2.o Extreme (processor)
SSD: Samsung 120Gb (operating system)
HHD: Western Digital 2 Tb
Disc Media: LG Super Multi Blue
Recording Hardware: AVermedia Live Gamer HD
Lighting: NZXT Hue RGB Color Changing LED Controller
Controllers: Wired Black 360 Controller, T16000m
And I plan on getting a Thrustmaster T-Flight H.O.T.A.S. X (If any retailer can manage to replenish and keep stock long enough for me to buy the damn thing at a reasonable price).
OuTLaW66613
Space Marshal
OuTLaW66613
Space Marshal
I overclocked it =) 286Mhz!! it runs at 99 stock for quiet operation
My Weapon of Choice.
Uses 3 Whole Volts as opposed to the 1.19 volts of other CPUs today
I Bought a new CD Drive and Floppy Drive
Did not know Floppy Drives are hard to find nowadays.
Finally got a copy of windows for it as well :D
Installing as I Posted This!!
-Sent from my iPhone Note 8 and a half Tablet
UPDATE: Just finished installing windows 8.1 now :)
Sadly, i have to part with my older Rig, Sasha :[
We got into a couple of fights here and there.
Sometimes she will refuse to clean, cook and work but after a good thump or two, she'll get going
PC Specs:
Корвет compatible computer.
5E76 (5Э76) - IBM/360 clone, military version build computer. AMD 386 CPU, running Phoenix BIOS, 80MB hard disk-drive, 640K of base RAM and 384K of extended RAM installed. Comes with DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.11 For Workgroups and a two-button mouse. Turbo feature still working 100% functional. Great for when you need speed boost. Upgraded graphics to a SVGA 800x600 card that is VESA-compliant and can display 16.7 million colors. New-ish 14" monitor. 18 years of tough love and sweet times.
asking price $500 firm
PM me if interested :D
Sadly, i have to part with my older Rig, Sasha :[
We got into a couple of fights here and there.
Sometimes she will refuse to clean, cook and work but after a good thump or two, she'll get going
PC Specs:
Корвет compatible computer.
5E76 (5Э76) - IBM/360 clone, military version build computer. AMD 386 CPU, running Phoenix BIOS, 80MB hard disk-drive, 640K of base RAM and 384K of extended RAM installed. Comes with DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.11 For Workgroups and a two-button mouse. Turbo feature still working 100% functional. Great for when you need speed boost. Upgraded graphics to a SVGA 800x600 card that is VESA-compliant and can display 16.7 million colors. New-ish 14" monitor. 18 years of tough love and sweet times.
asking price $500 firm
PM me if interested :D
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