crazy stacker computer

[ScottishPhoenix]

Hi everyone i've been thinking of this for a while and i was thinking you could put two or more of the tall Cooler Master: HAF stacker 935 and i was wondering if you could link up one motherboard in each stacker then over kill it with one motherboard with a core i7 with sound cards and some HDD's then another the same but with graphics cards then the other one with video cards but i have no idea if it is possible i honestly hope it is.

 

Thank you for reading 

RMiller 

[ThinkWithPortals]

Hi everyone i've been thinking of this for a while and i was thinking you could put two or more of the tall Cooler Master: HAF stacker 935 and i was wondering if you could link up one motherboard in each stacker then over kill it with one motherboard with a core i7 with sound cards and some HDD's then another the same but with graphics cards then the other one with video cards but i have no idea if it is possible i honestly hope it is.

 

Thank you for reading 

RMiller 

What? This makes no sense to me.

[comefightme]

That's just putting 2 separate PCs in one large case 

 

<sarcasm>

Nice English bro

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[ATrollAaaNnnnn]

Sounds dangerous. Please continue.

[MilkJugg24]

Hi everyone i've been thinking of this for a while and i was thinking you could put two or more of the tall Cooler Master: HAF stacker 935 and i was wondering if you could link up one motherboard in each stacker then over kill it with one motherboard with a core i7 with sound cards and some HDD's then another the same but with graphics cards then the other one with video cards but i have no idea if it is possible i honestly hope it is.

 

Thank you for reading 

RMiller 

 

Uh... no that's not possible to link motherboards, but you can however have 4 graphics cards in the same motherboard, and have up to as many hard drives as there are SATA port on the motherboard. You can have up to 2 CPUs on the same board, and you can have a case to support full custom loop to liquid cool all of it with custom waterblocks.

[comefightme]

What? This makes no sense to me.

Its like something straight out of google translate, I think he meant putting 2 motherboards in a case, one runs all the HDDs and the other runs the graphics cards, but that doesn't make any sense either

[comefightme]

Uh... no that's not possible to link motherboards, but you can however have 4 graphics cards in the same motherboard, and have up to as many hard drives as there are SATA port on the motherboard. You can have up to 2 CPUs on the same board, and you can have a case to support full custom loop to liquid cool all of it with custom waterblocks.

What do you mean your PC can't run Fallout 4 on Ultra?

[ATrollAaaNnnnn]

The way i comprehended(or did I even?) this is 2 complete computers in one large case.

[ThinkWithPortals]

Its like something straight out of google translate, I think he meant putting 2 motherboards in a case, one runs all the HDDs and the other runs the graphics cards, but that doesn't make any sense either

Ah, I gotcha.

@ScottishPhoenix wouldn't work. You can't link motherboards, they'd be two seperate computers, one with a bunch of GPUs and one with a bunch of hard drives.

And even if it was possible, why would you want to?

[ATrollAaaNnnnn]

What do you mean your PC can't run Fallout 4 on Ultra?

Baked Potato

[MilkJugg24]

What do you mean your PC can't run Fallout 4 on Ultra?

 

Can't run shadow distance on Ultra without microstuttering every 5-10 seconds. I ain't mad at it.