CPU
Intel
2x X5650
Frequency: 4.325 GHz
FSB / QPI: 188 MHz
Multiplier: 20 x
Stepping: Default
VCore: 1.4 v
VTT Voltage: 1.4 v
PLL Voltage: Default
RAM
Kingston
3x KVR1333D3D8R9SK3/6GI
Frequency: Default
Timing: Default
Voltage: Default
Graphics Card
EVGA
4x GTX 680 Hydro Copper
GPU Frequency: Default
Shader Frequency: Default
Memory Frequency: Default
SLI: Yes
Just given this rig a new lease of life with the addition of a 1500w Supernova PSU, a couple of GTX680 Hydro Copper cards and also added a 6.2" touch screen which is currently running EVGA Supernova Ultimate Software.
System Spec:
Coolermaster ATCs 840 Chassis x2
Intel X5680's
EVGA SR-2 Motherboard
EVGA GeForce GTX 680 Hydro Copper SLi
EVGA 1500w Supernova PSU
48GB Kingston RAM
Kingston 64GB SSD's
Watercooling Spec:
MIPS MB and RAM Freezer Blocks
XSPC Raystorm CPU Blocks x2
Bitspower Carbon Black fittings
XSPC EX240 x2 Radiators
Phobya x2 480 Radiators
Monsoon Bay-Res x2
Laing D5 Pumps x2
Premochill Advanced LRT 7/16" Hose
XSPC EC6 Blood Red Coolant
At the start of this build there was very little in the retail case department to accommodate the EVGA SR-2 motherboard due to its unconventional size so it was clear from the get-go that not only was a larger case and motherboard tray needed to mount the board but also it was going to need some serious cooling so additional space was needed to mount the cooling hardware. The plan was to literally chop the top off a Coolermaster ATCs 840 and stack it on top of another which would give it approx. 5" (or three drive bays) extra height which could be used to store two 480 radiators, hence the name ATCs 840 STACKER. Also, high on the agenda was to make the three quite complicated watercooling loops look effortless and easy on the eye. My main aim was to regain the basic look of the 840 so a second look would be needed to work out just what was going on and an overall factory finish would be a must throughout
The system was recently on display on the Coolermaster booth at CeBIT and as it was only complete hours before, everything is set at stock settings but now its back home i should have more time to get things clocked.
There is a full work log on the EVGA forums http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=527713
Thanks for looking:))
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