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Really champs Speed. the custom length of GPU cable is perfect.
now get in the battle soldier
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Beautiful !!Comment
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Most of the runs look good, and for a semi-modular PSU, everything is neat and tidy.
Nice job. How are temperatures and noise?DS340-E: Core I7 3770K Undervolted at 4.3Ghz, Asrock Z77 Extreme-3, 16GB of Adata XPG V2 gold RAM at 2200mhz, XFX R9 290 with EK water block and (I love) gold backplate, EK tubing, Bitspower and Darkside fittigs, Darkside RGB lighting with handy remote control, WD Black Dual (120GB SSD+1TB mechanical) hard disk, Swiftech PWM fan controller, Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitComment
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awesome job sir. that is a sweet looking rig
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Its not very loud if I bring the fans down to 10 volt its really quiet and doesn't seem to affect the performance at all.Originally posted by 10e View Post
My CPU i7 5820k is running @4.10 at 2.75 volt. Running real bench it will hit 70. Its the same performance as my h100i however I am now in a smaller case with less airflow plus cooling 2 GPU's.
Real world gaming my CPU seem to sit at 60 with the GPUs at 50.Comment
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Very nice looking rig, Gratz.
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Your CPU is at 2.75 volts? Hehe, that would be amazing.Originally posted by speed View Post
If the GPUs are around 50 celsius during gaming then you are fine, and at 10 volts your fans are spinning at 1000 rpm so that is definitely on the quiet side. A lot of people overdo it on the rads to run their fans at 600 rpm or so, but to me that is overkill. I think you sized the radiators bang-on here.
Nice job. I'm jealous of that case
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Opps its running at 1.20 lol. I am in the process of lowing the voltage, I orginally maxed it out at 1.30 and ran the CPU at 4500 GZ but it wasnt stable. So I am currently fine tuning my overclock. Its stable at 4100 but I want to see how low I can get the voltage at that clock.Originally posted by 10e View PostYour CPU is at 2.75 volts? Hehe, that would be amazing.
If the GPUs are around 50 celsius during gaming then you are fine, and at 10 volts your fans are spinning at 1000 rpm so that is definitely on the quiet side. A lot of people overdo it on the rads to run their fans at 600 rpm or so, but to me that is overkill. I think you sized the radiators bang-on here.
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Nice man! I have the same CPU waterblock as well
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I made some changes to my build bending the acrylic. Overall very happy how it turned out and also it seems to run cooler now...
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