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Hmm, I'm only at 12,027 with dual titans. I think it's time to get off pcie 2.0 and these old e5620's. They seem to be holding back these cards. I notice it hard in Planetside2. A 980x with a gtx590 runs the game great but this rig get's super low fps and feels choppy even at 3.6ghz...
lol, thanks guys. As much as the case is actually missing I'll still take the award. And yeah, there was a time when I had porn on alll 8 screens there.
Alright, so I stopped by Radio shack and picked up the only SPDT switch they had over 3A. Its not the pretties but it'll do the job. I did a rough splice of the design to make sure it worked and everything was grand. Soldered the whole thing together and went to do another test, but...
Ok, so tomorrow I'm gonna stop by my friendly neighborhood Radio shack to get the switch and a molex extender that I can use to splice the switch into. But I was thinking, couldn't I just use a SPDT switch for the gnd and the +5v and leave the +12v constant? Or is there some negative effect that...
Well, as long as that will work. I'm just afraid that since they have such high amperage compared to a regular fan that it will cause problems. If not then I'll try it out.
Thanks
Alright, so I got these two Delta AFB1212GHE 120x38mm fans that are fantastic, the only problem is that they can be a bit loud for invited guests and what not. So I was thinking of trying to make a switch that would switch between 12v and say 7v. I did some calculations for getting to the 7v via...
New Case: Lian-Li PC-V1000Z
mmm...hot-swap sata bays.
Also, added another 2 500GB Samsung harddrives bringing it up to 3x500gb and 3x200gb. Planning to replace the 2 120mm fans with 2 Delta GHS 120's.