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My New Gaming Rig!
- Thread starter Bloodlust
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Bloodlust said:Okay guys, as requested, here's my configuration.
AMD Phenom II X4 940 (3.0GHz Quad-core)
MSI DKA790GX Platinum Mobo
Noctua NH-U12P CPU Cooler
EVGA Nvidia GTX 295+ Graphics card
Patriot Viper 4GB (2GBx2) 1066MHz DDR2 RAM
BFG Tech ES-800 PSU
Samsung 245B+ 24" LCD Monitor
Samsung 500GB SATA2 HDD
LG GGC-H20LK Blu-ray/HDDVD ROM + DVD Rewriter
Logitech MX518 Optical Gaming Mouse
Logitech M50 5.1 Speakers
Mustiff 610 Casing
Running everything at stock speeds for now, with a modified version of Vista Extreme 64bit. Only had time to try Bioshock so far. As you can guess, I'm on top of the world right now, regardless of being stone broke!
Maxxium Bro sure its bloodlust
80gb hard disk 2.5 sata
intel dual core 2.5ghz processor
kingston 2gb DDR2 memory
samsung dvd-rw sata
xfx 8500gt 512 pci express vga card(geforce)
hw much will dis cost?
intel dual core 2.5ghz processor
kingston 2gb DDR2 memory
samsung dvd-rw sata
xfx 8500gt 512 pci express vga card(geforce)
hw much will dis cost?
just change the VGA from a 8500GT to 9600GT or 9800GT. Check Barclays for Foxconn models. They are dirt cheap!!! 9800GT is ~16000. It rocks for that price!!! But you will have to spend some money on a GOOD PSU. Will cost you over 5000 for a good PSU.bloodr@yne said:
For the motherboard, get the Foxconn G31MK. It's also available at barclays. Only ~5500.
See how things fit your budget.
Get 2GBx2.
moko wikara kiyanne mewa me dan thiye c2d ekata upadtes witharai .aluth ekakata newei.Anusha said:wikaara
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29638511@N07/sets/72157613550039125/show/Images of the components can be seen here.
I can't figure out how to post the slideshow directly in this forum.
Does anyone know how to?
I can't figure out how to post the slideshow directly in this forum.
Does anyone know how to?
Dude! You have hooked up the fan in the right side ? shouldn't it be the other way around ? the air flow should be towards the rear exhaust fan eh ?
Glad you brought this up Gayan.
My current cooling config is like this.
1. 120mm fan at the front, in front of the HDD cage blowing in to the case. Although thr's a solid plastic panel blocking the intake path of this fan.
2. 80mm side fan right next to the VGA, exhausting. I can feel hot air coming out of this.
3. 80mm rear fan blowing in, giving air to the CPU Cooler which also blows to the front of the case.
4. 130mm fan on the bottom of PSU at the top of the case, exhausting.
I think thr's a lot of room for improvement.
a. Remove the front panel to create an air intake path?
b. Make the side fan blow air into the case, directly on to the GTX 295?
c. Reverse both the CPU Cooler and the rear exhaust fan?
The GTX 295 cores run to arnd 88 and 92 C under load. I ordered an EVGA backplate which supposedly takes off arnd 20 C. The GPU cores idle around 80 C. CPU is relatively quite cool. Arnd (50 - 60 C). The motherboard heatpipes get very hot as well.
A penny for your thoughts guys?
My current cooling config is like this.
1. 120mm fan at the front, in front of the HDD cage blowing in to the case. Although thr's a solid plastic panel blocking the intake path of this fan.
2. 80mm side fan right next to the VGA, exhausting. I can feel hot air coming out of this.
3. 80mm rear fan blowing in, giving air to the CPU Cooler which also blows to the front of the case.
4. 130mm fan on the bottom of PSU at the top of the case, exhausting.
I think thr's a lot of room for improvement.
a. Remove the front panel to create an air intake path?
b. Make the side fan blow air into the case, directly on to the GTX 295?
c. Reverse both the CPU Cooler and the rear exhaust fan?
The GTX 295 cores run to arnd 88 and 92 C under load. I ordered an EVGA backplate which supposedly takes off arnd 20 C. The GPU cores idle around 80 C. CPU is relatively quite cool. Arnd (50 - 60 C). The motherboard heatpipes get very hot as well.
A penny for your thoughts guys?
Indeed!Anusha said:
Side fan should be an intake
Rear fan should be an exhaust (120mm
).Front fan is intake : that's ok
CPU fan should blow air to the rear exhaust fan : so you have to hook up the fan on the other side
So relatively cool air will flow through front and side panels and hot air will blow away from rear exhaust fan and from the PSU back grill
Anyway idle temps are pretty high. The casing is too small for such a high-end system..
set the VGA fan to 100% using EVGA Precision. CPU is around 50-60 under load or idle?
