i7 860

System Owner: david12857
3DMark Fire Strike: 0
3DMark 11: 0
Community Score: 6
3DMark Vantage: 14,311
3DMark 06: 0
SuperPi 32M:

System Details

Component Type Brand Product

Motherboard GIGABYTE P55-UD3R

CPU Intel I7 860

Frequency: 4 GHz FSB / QPI: 191 MHz Multiplier: 21 x Stepping: Default
VCore: 1.328 v VTT Voltage: 1.25 v PLL Voltage: Default

RAM G.Skill G.Skill Trident 2000MHz

Frequency: 1910 MHz Timing: 9-9-9-24 Voltage: 1.9 v

Graphics Card Default Default

GPU Frequency: 675 MHz Shader Frequency: 1548 MHz Memory Frequency: 1269 MHz SLI: No

Heatsink

Thermalright

TRUE 120

Power Supply

PC Power & Cooling

Silencer 750 Quad (Red)

Case

Cooler Master

Elite 330

Notes

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Comments

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david12857
08/17/2012
12:45 PM

Sorry I didn't see your comments until now esCob4r. The majority of the PSU cables are in the 5.25″ bay. Put your CD/DVD drive in the second bay and hide all of the PSU cables in the top 5.25" bay. I didn't need extensions but I used this PC Cable Sleeving Kit. http://www.mnpctech.com/PC_Cable_Wire_Sleeving_Kit.html

w4ss4b3
01/21/2012
03:18 PM

Could you tell me how you got all your wires to run the way they are? I am assuming your using extensions maybe? Maybe you can possibly hit me up on evga forums so I can gather some more information from you about this? I have tried so many times to clean my wires up and haven't been able to even come close to how you got them. For one my wires are to short to run through the front like that and also it becomes extremely hard to put the side case on making me worry that either the side case might get damaged some how or even worse the wiring.. My evga forum name is esCob4r. Same as my Mods Rig name..

w4ss4b3
01/21/2012
09:07 AM

Very nice way to work this rig. Got the same case and mine is a complete mess inside atm! +1

samarlian
12/23/2011
02:32 AM

sweet

david12857
10/26/2011
11:41 AM

The airflow is great thanks to 120mm intake and exhaust fans. It's a little wind tunnel. Great for a dedicated Folding@home system.

wgmann03
10/25/2011
09:09 PM

+1 - How's the airflow in that? 4GHz in a case like that is pretty impressive.