A few pics of my SLI gaming rig

What kind of case is this? And can i use one of your pictures in my website? That is an awesome looking computer by the way :0
 
It's a Corsair Obsidian 800D,

What do you want a picture of my pc for if you don't mind me asking?
 
My website has product reviews. Since the main purpose of cases is pretty much cooling and to look cool, having a great looking case in the review is perfect. I will give you credit for the pic of course.
 
I bet that just rips through games. I am looking at that case as well for an upgrade in the future.

Just one question, Why did you go with the H50 rather than including the CPU in your custom loop?
 
salvage-this said:
I bet that just rips through games. I am looking at that case as well for an upgrade in the future.

Just one question, Why did you go with the H50 rather than including the CPU in your custom loop?
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I already had the H50 from a previous build. Since Sandybridge uses less power it therefore generates much less heat, so an H50 actually works very well. I can get 5ghz stable out of it with the current setup.

The reservoir that I have (Koolance RP450X2) can actually have two pumps mounted to it. So in the near future, I will probably put a second loop on the CPU and chipset with a dedicated radiator.
 
Bootup05 said:
What speakers are they btw? :)
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They're Samson Rubicon R6A's. They studio monitors that aren't horrendously priced.

Here's something else that hardware nuts might like..... my other sound system (I provide systems to club nights and festivals for a living):





And the amp rack:


 
If I get caught stealing that computer I would need even need a good lawyer to defend myself,the PCs specs will defend me.

Seriously amazing tower and I can safely say the most powerful one on CF.(or is thermal_reactors tower more powerful forgot the specs)
 
Impressive setup

just wanting to know what power cable are you using for your power supply as it has the c19/20 connector not the standard c13/14 connector and the recommendation is a 15amp plug at the wall
 
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