D daniel1881 New Member Mar 11, 2011 #1 Hi everyone. I thank everyone that helped me with my first build. and of course computerforum. parts: AMD phenom II x4 955 3.2ghz (oc to 3.6) AMD Sapphire Radeon hd 6950 2gb (unlocked) 2x2 gb crucial 1600mhz CL8 Ram Coller master CM690 II advanced sort Last edited: Mar 11, 2011
Hi everyone. I thank everyone that helped me with my first build. and of course computerforum. parts: AMD phenom II x4 955 3.2ghz (oc to 3.6) AMD Sapphire Radeon hd 6950 2gb (unlocked) 2x2 gb crucial 1600mhz CL8 Ram Coller master CM690 II advanced sort
gamblingman VIP Member Mar 11, 2011 #4 Quiltface said: everyones a critic. Click to expand... LOL! So how's it workin? It looks pretty good other than that cable mess. Zip ties and corrugated tubing to the rescue! Did it go together easily, or did you have any problems? edit, I like the case
Quiltface said: everyones a critic. Click to expand... LOL! So how's it workin? It looks pretty good other than that cable mess. Zip ties and corrugated tubing to the rescue! Did it go together easily, or did you have any problems? edit, I like the case
gamblingman VIP Member Mar 11, 2011 #7 Ankur said: EH! the RAM is invisible in the slots Click to expand... I thought the same thing when I looked at it! ha ha Ghost RAM FTW!!! Last edited: Mar 12, 2011
Ankur said: EH! the RAM is invisible in the slots Click to expand... I thought the same thing when I looked at it! ha ha Ghost RAM FTW!!!
linkin VIP Member Mar 12, 2011 #8 Don't need zip ties for cable management! Makes it harder when trying to take it all apart... Just need good routing holes and adequate length cables. You have the right case, you can end up with something looking like this: You have some good parts, but you haven't listed the powersupply brand or model. Oh, and use the lowest ISO possible on your camera, don't use the flash and have good lighting from behind
Don't need zip ties for cable management! Makes it harder when trying to take it all apart... Just need good routing holes and adequate length cables. You have the right case, you can end up with something looking like this: You have some good parts, but you haven't listed the powersupply brand or model. Oh, and use the lowest ISO possible on your camera, don't use the flash and have good lighting from behind