It hasn't been that long... he was on for the Puro Pot Pass III. Not sure if he logged on since then.
Yeah, pretty much a rig like that is for gaming, however, his is more blng than I prefer. I like to stay maybe a year behind the computer curve, and keep putting the new shit in an old case. A lot of his is for looks.
To keep it real, some people only smoke Opus because they think it's cool.
Will
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Uncle Tupelo
TBSCigars - "On Holiday"Grammar - It's the difference between knowing your crap and knowing you're crap.
Well, I'm no gaming expert...I don't have the time right now, however I'm pretty sure there's games that will melt the most over clocked / cooled computer, so yes there is a need.
Silencie's is mild...check out my buddy's a few posts down.
Will
PS. I think Opus is a decent cigar.
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Uncle Tupelo
Sorry cant fit everything in the picture.
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Just run everything threw a spell checker.
I chopped up my desk in to several pictures sense i could not get it to fit in one picture.
I'm working on taking care of the wiring and finish painting the room.
designated whipping boy for the grammar police
Just run everything threw a spell checker.
One of those monitors looks vaguely familiar.....
"Those are like the holy grail of cigars. Indiana Jones and the search for Argenicadomipanurans"
-Denver24
"Your telling me I need to segregate my grape flavored blunts from the sour apple ones?"
-Mangyrat
So I've come back as a ghost to answer your question. When it comes to watercooling, you're trying to isolate all the moving air to one spot where the radiator is. When you do that, you have little to no ambient air cooling anything inside the computer. Nowadays since the northbridge and southbridge play a major role in the performance of a computer, and most require a heatsink of sorts, it would be smart to watercool it to prevent overheating issues and create stability in the long run.
My current computer specs:
Motherboard and Processor:
Rampage III Extreme
Bitspower NB & SB Waterblock
Intel Core i7 970 Hexacore running at 4ghz stable
XSPC Rasa v2 CPU Waterblock
RAM:
Kingston HyperX DDR2000 (6 x 2gb)
Running at 2000mhz
Video:
EVGA GTX460 in SLI
Koolance GTX460 waterblocks for both GPUs
Power:
Corsair AX1200 PSU
Cooling:
Laing DDC Waterpump w/ Bitspower mods
2 x 120mm Radiator
Storage:
2 x 120gb Sandforce 1200 Solid State Drives (GSkill and OCZ)
(Externally kept in 2 enclosures hooked up via ESATA)
3 x 2tb Western Digital Black Drives
3 x 1tb Western Digital Black Drives
(Yes, I use more than half of that space)
Silencei2 that is one hell of a nice set up
I'm thinking of building one of the AMD 6 core systems on the cheap due to the cost of the Intel Core i7's but do you think the i7's are that much better for gameing?
Im kind of at a stand still till i decide on a CPU.
All i do is game and surf the net.
Last edited by Mangyrat; 02-07-2011 at 08:45 PM.
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