Post A Pic Of Your Pc Here :)
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Also I can't wait to get my STX.
kennebell347
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I love the way the twin frozr looks. You should see how big it is on a 3GB 580 Lightning!
I love the way the twin frozr looks. You should see how big it is on a 3GB 580 Lightning!
kennebell347
Member
Yeah this card killed my wallet lol
salvage-this
Active Member
Looks like fun. What hardware are you putting in there?
Spesh
New Member
All of the current hardware I have at the moment. I've got quite a sexy build planned for this.
I got this reservoir and pumps from Koolance in the post this morning too. Dual reservoir for mounting 2 x DDC pumps which all fits nicely into a single 5.25" drive bay.
I'll post pics as it comes to life.
I got this reservoir and pumps from Koolance in the post this morning too. Dual reservoir for mounting 2 x DDC pumps which all fits nicely into a single 5.25" drive bay.
I'll post pics as it comes to life.
claptonman
New Member
Drool. Give me your life. 
salvage-this
Active Member
^ agreed
That will look so good when it is all set up
That will look so good when it is all set up
Well I thought I had better give an update because I've got a new camera now the pictures should be better (camera is Finepix S4000 btw).
So I shall start with my rig - spec is in my signature (it's the i5 760 rig).
My setup, PC has to sit sideways on otherwise it won't fit under the desk. My monitor is a 24" Iiyama ProLite E2409HDS that's mounted onto the wall. runs over DVI.
There's the inside, I will admit that she is covered in dust and yeah my cable management isn't great, but the Lexa S isn't a great case for cable management. Doesn't matter how you arrange the cables behind the motherboard, you will never get the side panel back on.
That's what she looks like from the front...
Here's my other PC, the Athlon 64 box - spec is also in signature.
There's the internals. SATA on the motherboard sucks so I use IDE instead and that's what all the black cables are. The white-ish cable right at the bottom of the case is an SCSI Ultra 160 (I think) cable for 68-pin SCSI disks. I got an Adaptec SCSI card in there and whilst at the moment I don't have any SCSI disks (well not 68 pin ones) I may come across one in the future. The case is terrible BTW, no cable management features so everything has to be zip-tied down AND it's bloody lethal, you can cut yourself so badly on that case, I have in the past. not nice!
Killer case from the front.
There's a hole in the side panel, and that's why you can see my SCSI cable. Don't know why there's a hole here, suspect some "previous owner" cut it out.
Now here is my brother's PC, spec:
HP dx2250 microtower
Athlon 64 3800+
1.25GB DDR2 667MHz RAM
150GB WD SATA HDD
SATA DVD-ROM
ATI Radeon Xpress 200 series onboard graphics
XP Pro x64 SP2
Don't be fooled by the duct tape and the missing blanking covers, this PC works perfectly. It used to belong in a school, but I suspect some pesky school-children ruined it a bit.
Nothing special inside really....
There's his desk setup.
My Mum's PC is much the same, only it's a dx2200 so it doesn't have an Athlon 64, but rather a Pentium 4 HT 3.06GHz and it has 2GB of the same RAM, and 2x 80GB SATA HDDs I think.
Desk setup. That's a 4:3 19" monitor BTW, not a 17".
Finally, my Dad's PC. It started out in life as a MESH with an Athlon 64 4400+ and 2GB RAM with a GeForce 6800 Ultra, but now he's upgraded it to a Core 2 Quad Q8400, 4GB DDR3 RAM, GeForce 9800 GT (1GB), 3x 250GB HDDs.
I would have taken a photo of his setup, but he was there working at it so I didn't. He has a 22" SyncMaster widescreen monitor and apart from that it looks like mum's.
So there we go. Sorry about all the pictures, hope it's OK to have this many.
So I shall start with my rig - spec is in my signature (it's the i5 760 rig).
My setup, PC has to sit sideways on otherwise it won't fit under the desk. My monitor is a 24" Iiyama ProLite E2409HDS that's mounted onto the wall. runs over DVI.
There's the inside, I will admit that she is covered in dust and yeah my cable management isn't great, but the Lexa S isn't a great case for cable management. Doesn't matter how you arrange the cables behind the motherboard, you will never get the side panel back on.
That's what she looks like from the front...
Here's my other PC, the Athlon 64 box - spec is also in signature.
There's the internals. SATA on the motherboard sucks so I use IDE instead and that's what all the black cables are. The white-ish cable right at the bottom of the case is an SCSI Ultra 160 (I think) cable for 68-pin SCSI disks. I got an Adaptec SCSI card in there and whilst at the moment I don't have any SCSI disks (well not 68 pin ones) I may come across one in the future. The case is terrible BTW, no cable management features so everything has to be zip-tied down AND it's bloody lethal, you can cut yourself so badly on that case, I have in the past. not nice!
Killer case from the front.
There's a hole in the side panel, and that's why you can see my SCSI cable. Don't know why there's a hole here, suspect some "previous owner" cut it out.
Now here is my brother's PC, spec:
HP dx2250 microtower
Athlon 64 3800+
1.25GB DDR2 667MHz RAM
150GB WD SATA HDD
SATA DVD-ROM
ATI Radeon Xpress 200 series onboard graphics
XP Pro x64 SP2
Don't be fooled by the duct tape and the missing blanking covers, this PC works perfectly. It used to belong in a school, but I suspect some pesky school-children ruined it a bit.
Nothing special inside really....
There's his desk setup.
My Mum's PC is much the same, only it's a dx2200 so it doesn't have an Athlon 64, but rather a Pentium 4 HT 3.06GHz and it has 2GB of the same RAM, and 2x 80GB SATA HDDs I think.
Desk setup. That's a 4:3 19" monitor BTW, not a 17".
Finally, my Dad's PC. It started out in life as a MESH with an Athlon 64 4400+ and 2GB RAM with a GeForce 6800 Ultra, but now he's upgraded it to a Core 2 Quad Q8400, 4GB DDR3 RAM, GeForce 9800 GT (1GB), 3x 250GB HDDs.
I would have taken a photo of his setup, but he was there working at it so I didn't. He has a 22" SyncMaster widescreen monitor and apart from that it looks like mum's.
So there we go. Sorry about all the pictures, hope it's OK to have this many.
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just a noob
Well-Known Member
Dust picture!
I really need to rma my 580 though, missing the ihs so I can't use my aqua computer block
I really need to rma my 580 though, missing the ihs so I can't use my aqua computer block
Laquer Head
Well-Known Member
Nice one spesh!!
Spesh
New Member
Have you got a pic mate?