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Yay! :rolleyes: Scratch-build is still "nearly finished" and shall stay that way for days to come - with an asthma + flu + chest infection triple whammy the GP ordered me not to do... well, anything really
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This is my fault for making New Year's Resolutions. Every time I do, God immediately s***s on me
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cian1500ww wrote: »Yay, we've moved up two spots now!!
And I've been given another p6701...
Can't wait until I get upgrading to the new sandybridge chips, seen somewhere that the i7-2600k should do about 50k ppd!! It's confirmed to have a TPF of 2:04 running at 4.9Ghz
Yeah, it's looking pretty good. What prices are we looking at here (everything I've heard of it uses dollars)?This is my fault for making New Year's Resolutions. Every time I do, God immediately s***s on me
I could blame God... but I think I'll blame you instead. :mad:0 -
Been trying to find that out all day, seen somewhere that said the 2600k will retail around the £250 mark. The CPU price will probably be around the same price as the dollar equivalent, it's the mobo prices that'll be the make or break for me.Yeah, it's looking pretty good. What prices are we looking at here (everything I've heard of it uses dollars)?
Edit: What's this scratch build about Sol?? 0 -
I could blame God... but I think I'll blame you instead. :mad:
cian1500ww wrote: »What's this scratch build about Sol??
Argh... I had the bright idea of a slimline watercooled alu mITX scratchbuild. Catch being that I didn't have the money for the WC gear after I bought the components So I was going to throw it all into a cheap-n-nasty plywood scratchbuild (costing a whopping €15 ) and run it on air without mad OCing until the situation improved, because there's no SFF case on the market that can take an mITX mobo, an ATX PSU and a slimline optical drive
Since then every disaster imaginable has befallen me and the s***ty plywood box is still not finished, as it needs the filters, power switch, HDD bracket and trim pieces cut and then assembly, last-minute sanding/adjustment and then staining/varnishing 0 -
Sounds cool, I had a watercooled setup once but a plastic compression fitting broke and leaked a lot of fluid on my gtx260 which amazingly survived. I don't think I'll be putting water anywhere near my rigs for the time being :rolleyes:Argh... I had the bright idea of a slimline watercooled alu mITX scratchbuild. Catch being that I didn't have the money for the WC gear after I bought the components So I was going to throw it all into a cheap-n-nasty plywood scratchbuild (costing a whopping €15 ) and run it on air without mad OCing until the situation improved, because there's no SFF case on the market that can take an mITX mobo, an ATX PSU and a slimline optical drive
Since then every disaster imaginable has befallen me and the s***ty plywood box is still not finished, as it needs the filters, power switch, HDD bracket and trim pieces cut and then assembly, last-minute sanding/adjustment and then staining/varnishing
I've seen some wooden builds before and they take some real skill, post some pics when it's done!!0 -
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Right gentlemen, it's been a fun few weeks, but time for me to switch my clients back to OCN. For some reason, they think it odd that I'm not Folding for them.
But worry not, I'll still be hanging around here, and you've still got my PS3.
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