Nice RossiHow are temps on that H100i?
Cheers!
Not too bad, a few degrees cooler than the Phanteks I had and a damn lot quieter too! Running 2x SP120 Quiet fans. 4.6Ghz 3930K under 80c IBT Max at 1.4v does the job nicely.
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Cheers!
Not too bad, a few degrees cooler than the Phanteks I had and a damn lot quieter too! Running 2x SP120 Quiet fans. 4.6Ghz 3930K under 80c IBT Max at 1.4v does the job nicely.
Very nice Rossi
The graphics card look great.
One of the advantages I have found using a H100 is the high air flow compared to a custom water loop. This is very helpful when using graphics cards with a cooler that pushes the heat into the case. On my other rig my H100 does a really good job removing all the heat my nvidia cards produce.
The graphics card look great.
One of the advantages I have found using a H100 is the high air flow compared to a custom water loop. This is very helpful when using graphics cards with a cooler that pushes the heat into the case. On my other rig my H100 does a really good job removing all the heat my nvidia cards produce.
@weehamish
As promised
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/507/40212956.jpg/
This is about as tidy as I can get
As promised
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/507/40212956.jpg/
This is about as tidy as I can get
lol Yes
Old farts like me like our antiques.
Why would any one want to pay £39.99 for (for example) NFS MW on Origin when they can get the discs on Amazon for £20 delivered?
I still buy nearly all of my games on media, it's cheaper and you get something to show for it
@Kaapstad,
Smart setup, but, you really need one of these to finish the job:
Cost £6 for both delivered iirc, if you can't find them, pm me and I can point you in the right direction.
Before anyone jumps in to tell me I only need one bridge, yes, you do need two bridges for 7970/50 CrossFireX.
Smart setup, but, you really need one of these to finish the job:
Cost £6 for both delivered iirc, if you can't find them, pm me and I can point you in the right direction.
Before anyone jumps in to tell me I only need one bridge, yes, you do need two bridges for 7970/50 CrossFireX.
@Kaapstad,
Smart setup, but, you really need one of these to finish the job:
Cost £6 for both delivered iirc, if you can't find them, pm me and I can point you in the right direction.
Before anyone jumps in to tell me I only need one bridge, yes, you do need two bridges for 7970/50 CrossFireX.
I think your right
I have just glanced at my nvidia cards and they are connected with the SLI version so I will definely have to get the Crossfire version so they match.
^^^
So you found your bridge that was in your mobo box all this time
A bit like Gregster when his sli bridge was hidden in his box too
Much better Kap, job done!
Those brown jobs are sooo ugly.
Because my setup@1100MHz won't be much slower at all than any other 7970 CrossFire setup@1100MHz, while costing £500, you do the maths.
It's not going to set any BM threads on fire, but in games, it's no slouch either.
I bought the 7950 because it cost me £200 from a friend that thought tri-fire was worth a punt but just settled for CrossFire instead as it was more than capable.
I'm a 3D user and some titles can do with the extra grunt, while others have negative scaling in 3D, so I saved myself about £150 by getting the 7950 instead of a 7970 and not getting severly burned in the pocket when only one gpu is pushing a 3D title that doesn't like CrossFire.
Those brown jobs are sooo ugly.
Because my setup@1100MHz won't be much slower at all than any other 7970 CrossFire setup@1100MHz, while costing £500, you do the maths.
It's not going to set any BM threads on fire, but in games, it's no slouch either.
I bought the 7950 because it cost me £200 from a friend that thought tri-fire was worth a punt but just settled for CrossFire instead as it was more than capable.
I'm a 3D user and some titles can do with the extra grunt, while others have negative scaling in 3D, so I saved myself about £150 by getting the 7950 instead of a 7970 and not getting severly burned in the pocket when only one gpu is pushing a 3D title that doesn't like CrossFire.