Akula

Not much to see in the dark, i hate lights

Not many 780's cracking 3900 Points over at OCN even under EVbot. 780 TI Classified/Kingpins will have a shot, although their memory timings are strange.

I've asked for a specific Benchmarking Sub-forum, not only for Valley but numerous other benchmarks, id assume the majority of you will favor this idea? http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/72029-forum-features-and-suggestions/?p=1250382

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So explain to me why it is not a water cooling case when it natively supports water-cooling components? This will be good.

But you can, natively, EG My Build. http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/73352-project-armada-watercooled-define-r4-titanium-ek-waterblocks-completed-final-photos/?p=1232131

Thanks everyone for the comments, makes my day As for the fans, there is one intake fan and the remainder are exhaust, dust is no longer an issue within my computer room & the cooling difference is minimal for me, personally the aesthetics is more important for me.

Benchmarking is appealing to me, i don't expect everyone to enjoy it. Besides, it gets the community involved in overclocking which i can only see benefits from.

Cheers bud, when the cooler weather gets here i'll be pushing it further You'll have to get some serious clocks out of the 780 to match a 1440Mhz Titan, id say 1550-1600Mhz

Thanks for the comments everyone

Thanks everyone means alot

Completion - Final Photo's So another buildlog comes to an end, this is my third log featured on LinusTech and hopefully it won't stop there. Began filling the loop yesterday when i noticed a small leak in the Reservoir, the same leak that occurred within my Mercury build, this time it was my fault as i had forgot to place the O-Ring around the fitting Out of all my builds I've created over the past few years this would have to be my best, aesthetically, you may not agree, but that's fine. Anyway here's the photo's, stay in touch as a new build is always around the corner

I'm sorry, I'm not going to pretend as if you have some form of magical powers to lower my repuation as a human being. I'll continue to post my logs, regardless of what people think of me on this forum. But thanks for the lecture Dad.

I couldn't care less what some half ass unofficial moderator thinks of me or my computers. I'll continue to post in the manner i believe is approiate regardless of what you think. Don't like it, report me and move on.

Thanks for the Holy Human lecture. I've handled the situation the way it deserves to be handled. I don't care if it appears I'm acting like a child.

Thankyou all-knowning one. Regardless of what you choose to believe, i wouldn't have felt the need to create a topic if i had done the wrong thing and recieved a ban, although considering what i said it hardly warrants any form of suspension i decided, fuck it.

This made me laugh, thanks.

Banned for stating i feel sorry for BOTW Winners this week due to Build Logs featured within After-Party Stream rather than WAN Stream. I'll vent my anger here as that is truly pathetic. If you're the moderator that banned me, Blow me. Psst

All scores updated. I'm trying to crack 4000 Points.

Akula 2600k @ 5.1GHZ GTX Titan @ 1441Mhz / 1920Mhz 93.7 FPS 3920

Ill be updating the list first thing tomorrow.

Bitspower Z Reservoir Completed the mounting plate, sprayed Gloss Black Barely even noticeable although anyone with the R4 will understand the bottom isn't exactly appealing when you remove all the HDD Cages. Mounted the Reservoir and completed 95% of the loop, all that remains now is the finish the sleeving on all remaining items & mount the top radiator once the CPU/RAM is 100% installed. Aiming to fill the loop tomorrow.

Aiming for the following this weekend to help progress this build. Re-wire 5 x SP120 FANS to 3PIN (Currently they are PWM 4PIN) Fabricate, Paint & Install mounting plate for D5 Laing Pump. Complete sleeving on D5 Pump, SATA Cables & IO Panel Cables. Install D5, Reservoir & Complete the loop. Id predict another week or so for this build and then it will be complete or at a stage of completion.

Job & Budgeting. (Between my builds, upwards of $10,000) Rather than buying all my components in one go i normally buy over several weeks or months, makes the whole experience painless. I always ensure bills, mortgage and general savings come first, anything else saved goes towards my hobby.

Yeah majority of my parts arrived today that were holding the build up, so it was nice to get the bulk of it completed. Still got a fair chunk of work to go prior to completion.