My new X2
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| Owner: | BackSlash Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | 2007-06-24 |
| Last Update: | 2007-10-14 23:44 |
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| Rating: | Fair (4.0) 1 votes total |
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System Specs:
» Motherboard: Asus CrossHair
» CPU: Athlon 6000+ X2 @ 3.25
» Memory: 2 Gb Crucial Ballistix @ 920 4-4-4-12
» GPU: XFX 8800 GTS 640Mb
» Physic: BGF P1 128 Mb + Zalman
» Fan: Sythe Mine
» PSU: Cooler Master 650W SLI
» Sound: Creative X-Fi Extreme Audio
» HDD: RAID 0: 2x WD Raptor + Barracuda 320 SATA II
» Display: Mirai 22" w
» Speakers: Creative T6100 5.1
» Case: NZXT Trinity
» Mouse: A4 Tech X7
Im thinking to go to water and a mod for the chasis on the top to help with the radiator.
User comments
Post your commentYour everyday PC :) 8/10
not bad, first things first though, it you wanna do anything with this rig, get a bigger case, say full tower so you can fit all your stuff comfortably, second get a better, and maybe modular PSU to cut down on unecessary wires and clutter. as far as water, all you need is a zalman 9700 or a thermalright with a 120mm panaflo... save yourself the money and hassle of moving to water. using water also runs the risk of leakage, or system failure if your cooling system isnt running or running right..
by: FOXCONN1115You are right :) a bigger case should be cool, but it's hard for me to get it here, and now :(. and the water too. so, I will think about the bigger zalman you say, it's nice, I know about it and I know it's do a great job. Water it's cool to see, but it's a risk, a big risk. :D. thanks
not bad, first things first though, it you wanna do anything with this rig, get a bigger case, say full tower so you can fit all your stuff comfortably, second get a better, and maybe modular PSU to cut down on unecessary wires and clutter. as far as water, all you need is a zalman 9700 or a thermalright with a 120mm panaflo... save yourself the money and hassle of moving to water. using water also runs the risk of leakage, or system failure if your cooling system isnt running or running right..