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[SIMONHANDLEY1]

Hi guys here is my final spec:

Motherboard: Asus - CROSSHAIR VI HERO ATX AM4 Motherboard
Processor: AMD - Ryzen 7 1700 3.0GHz 8-Core Processor
Memory: Corsair - Dominator Platinum Special edition Torque 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3200 Memory
Graphics Card #1: Zotac - GeForce GTX 1080 8GB AMP! Extreme
Graphics Card #2: Zotac - GeForce GTX 1080 8GB AMP! Extreme
SLI bridge: MSI 2 way 60mm 4k bridge
Monitor: Iiyama - B2482HD-B1 24.0" 1920x1080 60Hz
Storage #1: Samsung - 750 Evo 500GB 2.5" Solid State
Drive Storage #2: Samsung - 850 EVO-Series 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
CPU Cooler: NZXT - Kraken X52 Liquid CPU Cooler
Case: Game Max - FALCON BLACK RGB ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: EVGA 850 W GQ Series ATX Modular Power Supply with Active PFC
Keyboard: Asus - Cerberus Wired Gaming Keyboard
Mouse: ASUS Cerberus Ambidextrous Optical Gaming Mouse with Four-Stage DPI Switch and LED Indicator
Headset: Sennheiser - HD205-II Headphones


3dmark: https://www.3dmark.com/fs/14458806
Timespy: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/2571533

[SherardG]

Everything in here is straight out of a gamer's wet dream

[JGFozzy]

Hi this is my first ever build and I am chuffed on how it turned out.
I7 7000k
ROG Hero ix
NZXT ROG Noctis 450
32 gb GSkill trident
ROG STRIX GTX 1080 oc
Corsair H100i v2 with cablemod AIO sleeving kit
2x corsair ML 120 fans
Corsair RM 850x
Samsung m.2 960 pro
samsung 850 evo
Akasa vegasX7 fans
Shakmods cables
lazer dragon design on window (catches the light and looks great)
3D printed parts (name plate with my nickname and m.2 fan holder)

[SherardG]

Hi this is my first ever build and I am chuffed on how it turned out.
I7 7000k
ROG Hero ix
NZXT ROG Noctis 450
32 gb GSkill trident
ROG STRIX GTX 1080 oc
Corsair H100i v2 with cablemod AIO sleeving kit
2x corsair ML 120 fans
Corsair RM 850x
Samsung m.2 960 pro
samsung 850 evo
Akasa vegasX7 fans
Shakmods cables
lazer dragon design on window (catches the light and looks great)
3D printed parts (name plate with my nickname and m.2 fan holder)

Very nice build! We have almost the same set up! I was wondering how you keep the acrylic pristine? Mine is already full of scratches :/

[megwenda]

At first glance it seems like a wall cabinet, although maybe the alphacool cape cora passive rad is a bit of a givaway.

The right compartment holds the Prime Delux motherboard, I9-7900X CPU cooled by EKWB, the Strix 1080 TI 011 Gaming GPU, also cooled by EKWB, and the two Aquacomputing KyroM.2 PCIe 3.0 X4 adapters for the SSD (Samsung 960 PRO 512Mb as boot, and Samsung Pro 2Tb for data). Water is fed from the pump through the two PCIe cards (in parallel), to the GPU and then the CPU.

The left compartment holds the 'movable' parts like aquastream XT pump, Seasonic Prime Titanium PSU and a HDD cage containing a 8Tb WD red, and two 4TB WD Red. There is also plenty of space left over to store spare parts, office supplies etc, so long as they don't block the air path coming in from the left side of the cabinet

The last two photos are of closeups of the MB.

The left fans suck air in over the movable parts, blow it over the MB, and towards the 360 X Flow radiator on the right. This is currently equipped with three 120 mm fans in which pull the air through, however that will soon be changed to a dual X-Flow 360 rad setup mounted n parralel, and with fans pushing the air through.

The left fans are controlled by PCH temps, while the right are controlled by water temp. This is done using an aquero 5 LT (not seen in photos, but sits above the aquastream pump), and normally run passive when computer is idle, then go to about 500 RPM for light loads. Only when both the CPU and GPU are really busy do they step up, and running at about 8-900 RPM keep the water below 30°C during loads like Realbench stress testing. At this stage they are still inaudible outside the cabinet. The room temp is constant around 18-20°C all year.


I use two profiles, the first uses all the power of the I9-7900 OCed at 44GHz (which I use for a monthly run job), and then a 'crippled' 4 core 48GHz profile used for 24/7 normal office work (saves power ) The four cores were chosen after much testing to be the coolest most stable and efficient of the 10 available.

[JGFozzy]

Very nice build! We have almost the same set up! I was wondering how you keep the acrylic pristine? Mine is already full of scratches :/

HI , I've been very careful with it. Had it wrapped in bubble wrap when it was in the the lazer printing shop (the photos dont do the dragon justice as its a bit blurry but it really catches the red light and shows up all the detail). I had heard that it was prone to scratching so I made sure it was kept in a safe place when working on it.Its not quite finished as of yet I'm going to upgrade the GPU and add some SSD's to the tray , there is one available with a red LED and there is one coming soon with RGB but am not sure when they will be available.

[Asus11]

Code name : Red Mist FE (final edition) aka Code55

Case : InWin D frame Mini Black / Red

Motherboard : Asus ROG Maximus Impact VIII - Bios 1701

CPU - i7 - 6700k Skylake 4.8GHz 47 cache 1.385V

RAM - 2 x 16GB DDR4 G.Skill 3733CL15 1T 1.45V

GPU - MSI SeaHawk EK X 1080 Ti @ 2050 / 6000

SSD1 - Intel 750 400gb U.2 NVMe

SSD2 - Sandisk Pro Extreme 960gb

PSU - EVGA 750 G2 SUPERNOVA

COOLING - EK M8I MonoBlock - EK RAM Monarch / Modules

EK COOLSTREAM PE 240 RAD - EK - XRES 100 D5 PWM

Primochill Black Onyx tubing 10/13mm / Monsoon 10/13mm fittings

Thermal Pads - Thermal Grizzly Minus 8 / Thermal Paste - Coolermaster Mastergel Maker nano

2 x Noctua NF-F12 Industrial 2000 PWM / Noctua NA-FC1 Fan Controller

[GeekhomeGamer]

Hi All .


I'm GeekHomeGamer,

After 15 years of completely boooring Intel monopolio , apple computers and Consoles for gaming ( ps4 remaining the best solution for me even with this system )... i return to my original route .. and impressed by "what" AMD achieved with RyZEN ( expecially Threadripper )... i decided to build a new (all around) system.


this is the short story .

My first new build after 14 years.

Cougar Conquer
Corsair AX1500i
Zenith Extreme ( actually 0804 - aura 1.0.13 )
AMD RyZEN Threadripper 1950x ( can go to 4.206 v1.246 ) ( 4.0 v1.225 x 24/7 use )
G.Skill RGB TridentZ 4x8 3200 CL14 ( ZTR ) ( 3600 v1.73 > 74 / 75 stable )
GIGABYTE GTX 1060 6GB ( rev 2.0 ) ( 2x Titan XP/ 1x Volta after Holidays )
Corsair HP500 512
Samsung 960 Pro 1TB
Samsung 850 pro 1TB
ForceGT 240
8 TB 7200/256MB
Corsair Lightning Pro Controller
4 RGB LED Stripes
Integrated 7" Case monitor Display for Temp Monitoring just for the eyes . ( right side under the glass ).

Additional rear fan suspended pointing to VRM and CPU AIO Liquid Cooling Pump.
Enermax TR4 360 AIO Liquid Cooling ( never see it above 30 degrees even with CPU_Z/AIda64 on stress test"

( Pleasem can somone tell me if on the forum have some OC Experts ? i want to ask him if my OC numbers are real ... i think is too good to be real , expecially for Ram speed .

thank you

[Arne Saknussemm]

i want to ask him if my OC numbers are real

Nice system and nice numbers!

Thinking of heading the AMD way myself...came here to post this Intel build for posterity....



EDIT: Jeepers!...loads of nice rigs just on this page alone...!!

[Hakka]