Lord of Battle

System Owner: Schwanke78
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SuperPi 32M:

System Details

Component Type Brand Product

Motherboard ASUS P6X58D-E

CPU Intel I7 980X

Frequency: 3.81 GHz FSB / QPI: 136 MHz Multiplier: 28 x Stepping: 2
VCore: 1.176 v VTT Voltage: Default PLL Voltage: Default

RAM Patriot Viper Viper Xtreme Division-2 1866Mhz

Frequency: 1908 MHz Timing: 9-10-9-27- Voltage: 1.56 v

Graphics Card eVGA GTX 480

GPU Frequency: 770 MHz Shader Frequency: 1540 MHz Memory Frequency: 3800 MHz SLI: No

Case

Cooler Master

HAF 932

Power Supply

Corsair

AX 850W

Solid State Drive

Intel

X-25M 80GB

Hard Drive

Western Digital VelociRaptor

WD1500HLFS 150GB

Hard Drive

Western Digital VelociRaptor

WD1500HLFS 150GB

PhysX Card

Zotac

GT440

Monitor

Acer

H213H bmid 21.5" Full HD 1080P

Cooling

Koolance

CPU-360

Cooling

Koolance

VID-480

Cooling

Koolance

Radiator, 240mm, Copper (High Flow)

Cooling

Koolance

Radiator, 120mm, Copper (High Flow)

Cooling

Koolance

RP-1000BK, Black Reservoir and Pump

Accessory

Logitech

G15 Keyboard v2 (2007 Version)

Mouse

Logitech

G9X

Accessory

Bose

Companion 2 Series II Speakers

Notes

The heart of this build took some pondering on how I was going to route all the tubing to maximize turn radius and heat transfer efficiency. But I went with my current battle plan and that was Pump/Res - GPU/GTX480 - 120 Radiator - CPU 17-980X - 240 Radiator and back to the Pump/Res. What this did was allowed me to use the natural flow of heat up through the case, the tubing essentially does the same it chases the heat up and out, it works wonderfully!

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