jettonx

Hello everyone  ;)
 
This is my first post here so I thought I'd make it a good one!

I've had this build up and running for the past few months but I thought I'd post it up on here as some of you may appreciate it. I do appologize in advance for the quality of the photos, I did not have anything better than a Samsung Galaxy S2 to take pictures with at the time.

Specs below, pictures will follow:
Main
Case: NZXT Switch 810 (White)
Motherboard: ASRock Extreme 4 Gen 3 Z68
CPU: Intel i7 2600k Sandy Bridge (OC'd to 4.2Ghz @ 1.272v)
RAM: 8GB Corsair Dominator GT 1866Mhz
GPU: HIS 7970 (OC'd to 1125/1575Mhz)
PSU: Corsair AX850
HDD1: Seagate 320GB 7200RPM (Misc)
HDD2: WD Green Caviar 2TB (Storage)
SSD1: Samsung 830 256GB (OS & Games)
SSD2: Corsair Force F60 60GB (Other apps, eg. Photoshop, Dreamweaver)
 
Cooling
Koolance CPU-370 water block
EK CSQ 7970 GPU water block + CSQ 7970 backplate
EK Dominator RAM water block
Bitspower matte black fittings
Bitspower 240 Upgrade Kit
Bitspower pump top
Pitspower pump mod kit (matte black)
Primochill PrimoFlex Advanced LRT Tubing Clear 1/2ID 3/4OD
Mayhems Pastel Ice White coolant
XSPC EX240 Radiator (push-pull config)
   3x Coolermaster Fans 120mm (top)
   3x Noiseblocker NB-eLoop B12-3 120mm (bottom)
Black Ice GTX 240 Radiator (push-pull config)
   4x Gelid Wing UV Blue 120mm (top & bottom)
4x NZXT case fans
Arctic Silver MX-4 thermal paste
 
Misc
Bitfenix sleeved cable extensions (white)
Bitfenix LED strips
2x Lamptron FC5 v2 Fan controllers
UN DesignsZ2 Rev1 120mm bracket
 

Really clean looking, love it!

I wouldn't mind an app for the forum

I wouldn't mind an app for the forum

I wouldn't mind an app for the forum

I wouldn't mind an app for the forum

like this?
 

 
yes, it is doable, but you have to be vary, very careful not to run, glob or upset
the balance of the blade assembly or they will vibrate, terribly..  and you loose
any warranty painting or dyeing them. just a FYI for the future..
 
airdeano

Samsung isn't the only one with tales to weave about its latest smartphone. HTC's released a video detailing the manufacturing process behind its metallic beauty, the One. It's a quick tale, under two minutes long, and was actually part of HTC's big reveal in London and New York a few months back, although it's recently been given a re-edit and uploaded. The company keeps the focus on hardware construction and it's taken diamond cutters, "zero-gap construction", electro-chemical etching and, well, plenty more engineering to get the job done. Industrial manufacturing and chamfered edge fans should make the leap beyond the break for the full video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fSkbIb60l1s

Via: http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/01/htc-one-design-story/

this was probably a serious topic, but then linus had to come in with that. getting real tired of your shit linus!

I collect rocks.

New way to mount a H100 in a 600t

i just have to link this

Mine has to be tinkering about with my bios and accidentally saving over my overclock profile!! What a doosher!
 
oh yeah and playing at 1080p and not realising that the screen I was using was 720p lol. bye bye graphics card!
 
I was showing off too, I was like "yeah look, duke nukems running at like 5'000'000'000 frames a second"..............................power off!

I vote Slick to do it :)

I would say get both 1 & 2, both were fantastic games back in the day!
Two of my all time favorites.

Okay so just seen for the first time the Linus Media Group website and all I can think of now when I think of LMG is Linus sitting on the toilet surfing on his iPad.
 
It's funny :D  but now there is a gross image in my head lol.
 
I thought I would share anyway.

Is it just me or are lots of the image links broken?

If you tried to justify the price of watercooling you wouldn't get very far. :S

Save up. :)

+1 ghost.
 
keep it simple for a first-time experience.. the H100 will get you cooler for overclocking just fine.
then when/if you decide to promote a lil deeper into h2o, then you have a better understanding
of who/what/why..
 
scenario: own H220, upgrade to include GPU, you'll need more radiator, so you get one, now the
OE radiator is too small, now upgrade to new radiator and reservoir. only original part is the pump
(and maybe fans) you purchased for $140... might find a buyer on the used rad/res combo ($30)
just speculating, but H100/i used still retains a pretty good resale.
 
airdeano