The 2012 Post Pics Of Your Rig Thread!

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Long time lurker, first time builder:

CPU: Intel Core i73770K Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz (3.9GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 77W
PSU: Corsair GS800
MB: ASUS Maximus V Gene LGA 1155 Intel Z77
MEMORY: CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600
GPU: EVGA 02G-P4-2678-KR GeForce GTX 670 FTW 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16
CPU COOLER: CORSAIR H80 (CWCH80) High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler
Primary SSD's: 2x: SAMSUNG 830 Series MZ-7PC256B/WW 2.5" 256GB SATA III
Media HDD: 1x: Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache
BluRay: LG Black 12X Internal Blu-ray Drive 3D Playback & M-DISC Support SATA Model UH12LS29
Case: Corsair Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T

EXTRAS
* ASUS VS Series VS247H-P Black 23.6" 2ms LED Backlight Widescreen LCD Monitor
* Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 32 watts RMS 2.0 Speakers
* Logitech G110 Keyboard
* Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit - OEM
* Logitech G700 mouse
* Logitech G35 headphones
* Razer BF3 Scarab Mousepad

Nothing as crazy or cool as most of you, but its a start.

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Just about finish my new rig that I've been working on over the year. Only thing left to buy is a SSD and a new hard drive. Current specs are in the signature.

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Here's my Heaven Benchmark result.
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Nemesis429 said:
Do the side panels humm in any way?, I currently have the Fractal R4 with 5 hard drives and the side panels hum which is really F**king annoying, and have to have the side panel off.
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Nope, the P280's have a 1mm thick sound/anti-vibration dampener sticker inside on all the side panels. The only noise I hear are my fan's even when I'm transferring 3TB's worth of data over to my other raid there is no noise from the hard drives at all.
 
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Intel QX6700 @ 3.6
EVGA 680i A1
8GB DDR2
GTX 560 2GB (planning to get a 660 Ti soon)
WD Velociraptors 150GB RAID 1 (planning to get SSDs)
 
I picked up an H60 on the cheap today, so I could use my stock cooler on a 1156 build for my HTPC.
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There are some really impressive builds here.

I did some upgrading this month.

Specs:
Intel Core i7 3960X @ 4.5GHz
ASRock Extreme11 @ 45 x 100MHz
32GB G.Skill Ripjaws Z @ 2400 DDR
Two GTX 690s in Quad SLI
256GB Vertex 4 SSD
Six 512GB Vertex 4 SSDs in RAID-0
4TB Deskstar 7K4000 HDD
Pioneer BDR-206 BD-RW
Cooler Master HAF-X case
Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme cooler
Corsair AX1200 power supply
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate keyboard
CST LaserTRAC 2545W trackball
DoubleSight DS-307W monitor
Shure SRH840 headphones

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The top 4 photos show a 650Ti for PhysX. I've since taken it out.
 
Would've been more impressive if those were the latest Intel 9"" series SSD's, impressive stuff nonetheless, guess some people just need that extra speed for encoding hardcore pronz.:D
 
At current Newegg prices... that is $3k in that array alone. That is straight retarded.

/jealous

Wish I could wipe my ass on the daily with $100 bills..
 
Just did a rough estimate on his build with newegg prices, not including Monitor, keyboard, mouse, or headphones..


Right around $7.4k with shipping.....:(
 
With monitor and guessing on other prices.. it is around a $9k build.

Cheap basterd did not even opt for the custom water loop.. ;)
 
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Here's an early benchmark I did after creating the array. Could use more tweaking, but I'm more than happy with it.

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Dude, I hate you!!!!!!!! Just kidding. That is ludicrous speed! Does your display go to plaid?
 
AdamK47 said:
There are some really impressive builds here.

I did some upgrading this month.

Specs:
Intel Core i7 3960X @ 4.5GHz
ASRock Extreme11 @ 45 x 100MHz
32GB G.Skill Ripjaws Z @ 2400 DDR
Two GTX 690s in Quad SLI
256GB Vertex 4 SSD
Six 512GB Vertex 4 SSDs in RAID-0
4TB Deskstar 7K4000 HDD
Pioneer BDR-206 BD-RW
Cooler Master HAF-X case
Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme cooler
Corsair AX1200 power supply
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate keyboard
CST LaserTRAC 2545W trackball
DoubleSight DS-307W monitor
Shure SRH840 headphones


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Jesus, planning on helping the DoE or FERMI crunch some numbers or something?
Nice rig, I'm hoping to get a single 512 SSD next spring.

Just out of curiosity, are you using the on-board RAID functions of your motherboard or a separate card? I'm thinking about doing RAID next year for the first time and was wondering if the on-board controllers of today's consumer mobo's are up to it.
 
sprtnbsblplya said:
Jesus, planning on helping the DoE or FERMI crunch some numbers or something?
Nice rig, I'm hoping to get a single 512 SSD next spring.

Just out of curiosity, are you using the on-board RAID functions of your motherboard or a separate card? I'm thinking about doing RAID next year for the first time and was wondering if the on-board controllers of today's consumer mobo's are up to it.
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The ASRock Extreme11 has the LSI SAS 2308 PCIe hardware RAID controller built into it. That's what I'm using. It's not exactly a cheap controller and one of the reasons the board costs $600.
 
I just C@me a little.....
Super Sick build, glad you went with AsRock. There features just out weight everybody else these days in my opinion!
 
AdamK47 said:
The ASRock Extreme11 has the LSI SAS 2308 PCIe hardware RAID controller built into it. That's what I'm using. It's not exactly a cheap controller and one of the reasons the board costs $600.
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Definitely a nice board, went with the Fatal1ty Champion instead in my new box since I didn't need the SAS controller.


Might take nicer photos next weekend but this is it for now.

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AdamK47 said:
Here's an early benchmark I did after creating the array. Could use more tweaking, but I'm more than happy with it.

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Shouldn't that read speed for seq write be at least 3000mbps?

Seems a bit on the slow side considering what OCZ says 1 of these drives is capable of 560 read and 510 write for the 512gb G model. Have you got the cheaper M version?
 
Lames. said:
Just did a rough estimate on his build with newegg prices, not including Monitor, keyboard, mouse, or headphones..


Right around $7.4k with shipping.....:(
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He is either loaded or he is a reviewer.

In the UK at current prices you are talking around the £400 mark for just one of these drives.
 
daro2096 said:
Shouldn't that read speed for seq write be at least 3000mbps?

Seems a bit on the slow side considering what OCZ says 1 of these drives is capable of 560 read and 510 write for the 512gb G model. Have you got the cheaper M version?
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Nope, just the regular 512GB Vertex 4s. Some people have gotten higher with by flashing the firmware to a different version and then setting the drives as a Windows RAID array. Perhaps I'll try that later. I'll just have to make due with the slowness for now. ;)
 
Do you have such a system, just for fun? What do you do with such powerful machine?
 
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