SteelkanePc's SLI-EVO
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| Owner: | steelkane Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | 2007-08-15 |
| Last Update: | 2007-08-15 18:39 |
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This user's other mods:
- 900 CPD Edition
- Basic 4Ghz Classified
- COLORS
- Daughters new PC
- Extreme Green SMILODON
- Harley
- Mystique-Fire
- Need MOD Ideals Please
- Oh So Sexy
- Old Case New Life
- Server XT Mid
- SIMPLE
- Simply Pink
- Starting a Mod
- Stealth 2 Duo Turbine
- SteelKanePc DreamWorks
- STEELKANEPC Quad Panther SLI
- SteelKanePC's HTPC SLI-Sleeper
- SteelKanePC's SLI-Fox690
- SteelkanePC's SLI-Panther
- SteelkanePC's SLI-Silent Black Edition
- Sword-XSPC_Master
- Twin Video Edit 1200
- Ultra Grid Micro
- X-Clio SLI Turbine Black UPGRADED
- X-Clio SLI Turbine Black UPGRADED
System Specs:
COOLER MASTER Stacker 830 Evolution Black Aluminum Case, COOLER MASTER Real Power 1000W Power Supply, ASUS P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP, Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Conroe 3.0GHz@3.2GHz Used a stock Core 2 Quad heatsink & fan from a Q6600, 2GB Kit OCZ EL DDR2 PC2-8800 / 1100MHz / Gold Edition Memory, SAMSUNG SpinPoint T Series HD403LJ 400GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive, Pioneer Black 18X SATA DVD Burner, SLI with PNY GeForce 8600GT 256MB
Performed Mods:
Added 7 Cooler Master 120mm Blue Led Case fans, and Cable Management, moved the hard drive cage from the bottom to the middle, Looks and works better in the middle.
Had to use beta Bios for the board to use the cpu and memory, other than that it was a joy to build. This pc was built for a customer who wanted Vista Ultimate installed, Scored 5.6 in Vista, So it worked out nice.
User comments
Post your commentlike the case - how much did that alone cost?
nice work
I like the build other than the wires look somewhat bulky!
Did the customer ask for this case?
Did the customer ask for this case?
Very nice.. But why all those Fans? Because you need them to keep it cool, or because it looks damn cool? :) if it's the last, thumbs up! ..If it's the first, you should consider another solution := But.. A very nice setup.. what's the difference between the stock cooler from the 6850 and the one you used from the q6600?? Gave it a 7.. would have liked a bit cleaner cable management, but what can you do :) Cheers on the 5.6 score!
nice specs man, but I have to wonder why you have all those nice parts and then top it off with a stock cooler???
Kinda wrecks it a little imo...
Good work though, what are those cards like in sli??
Kinda wrecks it a little imo...
Good work though, what are those cards like in sli??
looks really good nice cable management too 8/10
The case was $400 at newegg and came with the 1000 watt power supply , the difference between the stock cooler from the 6850 and the Q6600 is the copper core is Double the size in the center, the customer picked out all the parts and brought them to me, I had the Q6600 heatsink from another build, so I used it, I would have liked to use a zalman. he also said he wanted it to light up like a x-mas tree, and it does with 7 blue led fans. Thanks for the votes.
y so many fans?
but it lks effective
but it lks effective
Look“s very nice.I Like the Case. Blue is a good color for the Fan“s. Good Job! "7"
Looks good to me, good fan airflow to exhaust the heat and intake for air.
I personally like a nice fan system, keeps it kool as heat is killer, room temp plays a part 2.
I personally like a nice fan system, keeps it kool as heat is killer, room temp plays a part 2.