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Owner: Super XP
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Posted: Feb 8, 2006
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System Specs:
» AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ w/ Home Made Water Cooling w/ Artic Silver 5 (OC'ed @ 2.75GHz) » Normal CPU opperation 32C +/- 5 Temp. Extreme Load 39C +/- 5 Temp. (Water Cooled) » CPU VCore = 1.58v DDR Volts = 2.6v & PCIE x16 = 100MHz » HTT(FSB)=250MHz (500MHz), 11.0x Multiplier (2,000 MT/s) » 2048MB OCZ XTC Platinum Dual Channel DDR500 (1GB x 2)(CL 3-3-3-8 1T) » 1 x Maxtor SATA150, 250GB, 16MB buffer catch @ 7200rpm » 1 x Western Digital EIDE, 160GB, 8MB buffer catch @ 7200rpm » 2 x Western Digital SATA300, 250GB, 16MB buffer catch @ 7200rpm (RAID 0) » ATI Radeon X1900XT 512MB DDR3 & 256-Bit Memory Interface w/ 48 Pixel Shader Engines 8 Vertex Engines. Core = 690MHz, Memory = 1550MHz (Water Cooled) » OCZ Power Stream 520W (Seperate 12 Volt Rails) » LG 4040B DVD-RAM » Pioneer 16x DVD » Sony DVD RW DW-D18A ( Dual Layer DVD Burner) » Tri-Booting Windows XP MCE 2005, Windows XP Pro 64-Bit & Windows Vista 2006
Performed Mods:
Completely custom built water cooling system & case by my hands with 900GPH water pump. I also have a 350GPH water pump for back-up.
My custom case is 25" x 26" x 13" - It is massive in size & weighs around 60 to 70 pounds LOL, It is fun to game in the dark. 8 Fan controllers controlling 6 x 120mm high end fans & 2 x 80mm fans. 2 x 120mm fans for cooling the RAD, 2 x 120mm fans blowing cool air in the case, 2 x 120mm fans exhausting hot air in the rear & 2 x 80mm fans cooling the hard drives.

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by Solaris17 (February 8th - 3:42 PM) - Reply
NICE i like it very good pc
by Super XP (February 8th - 4:03 PM) - Reply
by: Solaris17
NICE i like it very good pc
Thanks. It really looks nice in the dark with the blue & green.

Take Care,
by KennyT772 (February 8th - 4:27 PM) - Reply
O.O whoa! nice man nice.
by Beertintedgoggles (February 9th - 8:27 PM) - Reply
Nice build. The custom made cases always tend to be a bit larger. One question though, I have a few more case build ideas and want to know where you got that ATX rear plate. Once again, nice work; homemade is the way to go.
by zOaib (February 9th - 8:50 PM) - Reply
very very impressive build ! props !!
by Super XP (February 9th - 9:22 PM) - Reply
by: Beertintedgoggles
Nice build. The custom made cases always tend to be a bit larger. One question though, I have a few more case build ideas and want to know where you got that ATX rear plate. Once again, nice work; homemade is the way to go.
Thanks Guys.

I used a back plate from an older case. And to mount it properly I used several nuts & bolts. And I too agree that homemade is the way to go :)

Once again, thanks guys & good luck on your custom cases.
by i_am_mustang_man (February 16th - 9:58 PM) - Reply
that thing is sick!! unlock that gto2!!!!!!
by Super XP (February 16th - 10:04 PM) - Reply
by: i_am_mustang_man
that thing is sick!! unlock that gto2!!!!!!
LOL, I already did. It came completely unlocked, so all I did is Flash it to a X850XT & now it rocks @ OC'ed speeds of 600 MHz Core & 1260 MHz GDDR3.

I am getting a X1900XT tomorrow, I will post info on that too.
by Super XP (February 16th - 10:07 PM) - Reply
Just out of curiosity, I would like reason why I am getting a 1 out of 10. So, if anybody gave my mod a 1, please explain why, maybe I can do something to correct it or something?

Thanks
by yogurt_21 (March 8th - 1:18 AM) - Reply
what type of rads are you using? seems like a 3700 sandy paired with a hydor l45 should be 100MHZ higher. my 4000 sandy taps out at 2.96 stably (can boot at 3.05 but fails prime) I keep it at 2.9 for the lower voltage. but the 3700's were supposed to overclock better than the 4000's. anyways super awesome mod, one of these days i'll get mine refined enough and post it, so far i have the rad's and res on top of the apsire case, cut the top off of a raidmax 268 and cut it to fit the rads while mounting the res in the top drive bay of the 268. still have to clean it up and finish mounting it.
woulda been easier to start from scratch like you did, then i could have a case that fits my needs while still having enough room to be managable. lol. How long did it take you?
by Super XP (March 8th - 11:55 PM) - Reply
by: yogurt_21
what type of rads are you using? seems like a 3700 sandy paired with a hydor l45 should be 100MHZ higher. my 4000 sandy taps out at 2.96 stably (can boot at 3.05 but fails prime) I keep it at 2.9 for the lower voltage. but the 3700's were supposed to overclock better than the 4000's. anyways super awesome mod, one of these days i'll get mine refined enough and post it, so far i have the rad's and res on top of the apsire case, cut the top off of a raidmax 268 and cut it to fit the rads while mounting the res in the top drive bay of the 268. still have to clean it up and finish mounting it.
woulda been easier to start from scratch like you did, then i could have a case that fits my needs while still having enough room to be managable. lol. How long did it take you?
Thanks Bro,

It took me around 3 months or so. But only working on it when I had time on my hands. I would say about 3 to 5 hrs a week or so, for 3 months.

Here is a review I did in 2004. This was my first water cooling experience.
http://www.geocities.com/nt300/WCReview01.html

The only things I changed were the water pump, reservoir, and GPU & CPU blocks. I think?

Take Care,
by infrared (March 19th - 7:38 AM) - Reply
That is an awsome rig! Great job!
by Super XP (March 20th - 11:53 PM) - Reply
by: infrared
Is that x800gto2 in CF? I didn't think it was possible.

That is an awsome rig! Great job!
No, I put them together just to show how much larger the X1900XT is.

And, there is some retard giving everybody 1's LOL, just plain stupid LOL,
by PVTCaboose1337 (March 21st - 7:00 PM) - Reply
WOW it is a good game machine. WOW
by Super XP (March 23rd - 7:33 AM) - Reply
by: PVTCaboose1337
WOW it is a good game machine. WOW
Thank U. It keeps my room bright in the dark LOL,

System Bone Stable @
Athlon 64 3700+ @ 2.86 GHz
X1900XT @ GPU = 690MHz / GDDR3 = 1,500MHz

New 3D Mark 2006 Score = 5,339
New Aquamark 3 Score = 99,098
GPU = 15,252
CPU = 14,159
by markkleb (April 7th - 8:48 AM) - Reply | Edit
Finally a comp that my fat fingers could fit inside. LOL

PS Thank you very much for posting your OC specs, I basically have the same mobo and cpu and was having trouble setting up the bios (im a Noob to OC)

Cool job....
by G.T (April 7th - 1:13 PM) - Reply
schweeeeet
by Super XP (April 11th - 10:34 AM) - Reply
by: markkleb
Finally a comp that my fat fingers could fit inside. LOL

PS Thank you very much for posting your OC specs, I basically have the same mobo and cpu and was having trouble setting up the bios (im a Noob to OC)

Cool job....
I am now using the "Danger Den - Tyee" GPU/DDR3 water block for my X1900XT. So, my card is now running @ 700MHz Core & 1600MHz GDDR3 memory no problem & Nice & Cool.

This water block is "VERY" tricky though? You cannot tighten the screws at all, I mean, anything more then a 1/4 inch turn with the screw driver, and my system won't boot up. It just beeps over & over & over? The block is so close to the board itself. But it does a nice job cooling the card.

Playing Quake 4 for over 2 hrs, my new OC'ed X1900XT's maximum temp was 48C where as it used to be around 78C with its stock cooling.

My X1900XT also has the exact same RAM as the X1900XTX.


Link:
http://www.dangerdenstore.com/product.php?productid=217&cat=18&page=1
by petercintn (April 21st - 9:47 PM) - Reply
Hi.

That's a work of art you've created there. I abslutely admire the craftsmanship put into this rig. Makes my rig seem tame, but just so I don't seem so diminished by your awesome rig, I got an opteron! And my clocks bigger than yours. LOL! Nice rig, really.
by Azn Tr14dZ (April 21st - 10:06 PM) - Reply
Great mods. Wow, I would be too lazy to do that!
Don't even care why people give you 1's. It's just because their computer not as good and theey're jealous. Don't pay attention, you have a great pc.
by Super XP (May 3rd - 2:25 PM) - Reply
by: Azn Tr14dZ
Great mods. Wow, I would be too lazy to do that!
Don't even care why people give you 1's. It's just because their computer not as good and theey're jealous. Don't pay attention, you have a great pc.

Thanks Guys. I am building another one, but not so in depth though. Oh, and there is this one guy always giving 1's because he is jealous or something. I think everybody’s PC here "does not deserve a 1 out of 10"

Take Care,
by infrared (May 3rd - 4:49 PM) - Reply
Hmm, you should try flashing that card to the x1900xtx bios. This can help boost performance by quite a lot i hear. It uses different memory timings, voltages etc. Plus then you have more bragging rights =P

Wow, so have you managed 100,000 in Aquamark3, with the new gpu cooler? They're some very nice clocks you're running.
by Super XP (May 7th - 5:27 PM) - Reply
by: infrared
Hmm, you should try flashing that card to the x1900xtx bios. This can help boost performance by quite a lot i hear. It uses different memory timings, voltages etc. Plus then you have more bragging rights =P

Wow, so have you managed 100,000 in Aquamark3, with the new gpu cooler? They're some very nice clocks you're running.
Well, my GPU runs @ around 48C while playing Oblivion for about 2 hrs. So, the water cooling is well worth it. But I am back to 650MHz & 1550MHz (XTX speeds). I can't seem to finish 3D Mark 2005 with 700/1600 for some reason?

Take Care,
by emd (May 21st - 3:25 PM) - Reply
impressive work
I don`t know why is the one i like the most
by Super XP (July 22nd - 4:51 PM) - Reply
by: emd
impressive work
I don`t know why is the one i like the most
Thank U. I also do not know why I got a 1 out of 10 from somebody LOL, Oh, well, I am now enjoying my custom PC.

Take Care,
by Alec§taar (July 22nd - 5:50 PM) - Reply
by: Super XP
Just out of curiosity, I would like reason why I am getting a 1 out of 10. So, if anybody gave my mod a 1, please explain why, maybe I can do something to correct it or something?

Thanks
Well, I am fairly new here, but have seen this before... imo @ least, it's some dork who has a problem w/ these forums &/or is some jealous fool.

I mean systems that were w/ out compare as far as cabling neatness or other areas, he goes around rating them 1's...

Like, wtf, you know?

* It's nothing to get you down, we apparently just have some people here or fools that "get off" on causing trouble imo @ least... idle hands are the devil's workshop & all that.

What goes around, comes around though. I don't think that person doing it realizes that... No explanation of why or for what reasons even... just mischief.

APK

P.S.=> I've seen your system, it doesn't merit that... when they do, they do, but imo your does not (I have not rated ANYONE's machine here, not yet, I have not seen enough imo to make judgements of that nature)... apk
by feldm4n (August 5th - 10:33 PM) - Reply
I dig the fact you built this thing yourself firstly. I also must say your clocking is very nice :) I also dig that home made resevoir haha.
by Mike L (February 8th - 9:33 PM) - Reply | Edit
by: feldm4n
I dig the fact you built this thing yourself firstly. I also must say your clocking is very nice :) I also dig that home made resevoir haha.
I joined today just to tell you how awesome your rig is.
Ya, I also dig the fact that you built this monster from scratch. Love the pics also.
Are you going to do any more like this one in the near future? Join a competition or something, you have talent.

Will this be for sale @ anytime?
by Super XP (February 9th - 2:18 PM) - Reply
by: Mike L
I joined today just to tell you how awesome your rig is.
Ya, I also dig the fact that you built this monster from scratch. Love the pics also.
Are you going to do any more like this one in the near future? Join a competition or something, you have talent.

Will this be for sale @ anytime?
I may sell it, but probably for a pick-up for something, I think it is way too big to deliver. Thanks guys,
by SabreWulf69 (February 1st - 5:37 AM) - Reply
Is nice and big, plenty of room for pretty much anything ay, must be a fingerprint magnet though and the insides would have to be kept immaculate at all times 6/10 please vote on my case --> http://www.techpowerup.com/gallery/2455.html
by nt300 (February 15th - 8:15 PM) - Reply
Oh, this is supers older mod. Now thats a biggy lol. Completely custom modded from the ground up. nice.
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