Thread: NOT My Rig - But builder of it.

Originally Posted by ShockG

Nice rig man.
Too much hating on the PC, it's good and I'm sure the owner will be happy with it.
Half the people who have "I would have done this and that" have budget rigs for all intents and purposes
SSD's in raid don't offer any real performance, 4K and IOPS performance will suffer without a dedicated buffered controller and there's no TRIM.

Would like to see this baby run when it's done

Thanks.

Mine is like a 5th of what this guy spent on his.

He is very happy and he says that the SSD make a Hugh difference.

Got the CPU up to 4.8Ghz@1.4V stable in Prime 95 but he didn't want to clock it, so i set it to default.


Don't know if it is good or Bad, but the Temps still stay on the back of my mind the Hottest core was 68Deg C @ 4.8 when running Prime, with 2x 360's shouldn't it be lower?, I reseated the CPU 3 times with MX 4 Paste and the Temps stayed pretty much the Same, Pump Flow was good compared to to another one we had at the shop.

Sandy Bridge-E runs HOT, it's one hell of a chip.

For what it's worth, the OEMs behind the products are Flextronics for the AX1200 and Delta for the HPC1200. While the Flextronics is a great unit, Delta makes components to server grade and probably the only company that can equal them for quality is Zippy Emacs.

Agree with all on the lack of a SSD, like really???
Alos, so much of a red and black theme (Ram, GPU's) but yet no rampage extreme, i think it would have fitted in perfectly in there, even drop to a 3930K to save 5k, then get the board upgrade and SSD, not that i think money is really the issue there. but yes, why the ugly blue board

As for PSU's, The Antec 1200 and AX1200 are uncountably the 2 best PSU;s in the world at the moment. Between them is very little and i think is personal opinion. They are honestly the 2 best and many review sites agree, its not just me. Corsair is slightly tighter voltage regulation and is fully modular, whereas the antec is not fully modular, has longer cables and is slightly cheaper. Entirely personal opinion between them. If you have one, then consider yourself not needing to worry about power for a very long time, at least until they change the ATX specifications.

Originally Posted by Systemtech

Agree with all on the lack of a SSD, like really???

Someone doesn't read

lol, i was saying that i do agree, how can you have a 55k build and no SSD....lol

There IS an SSD

ah i missed that one, shame on me

180GB must be pretty cheap in relation to everything else being thrown in there, sigh