HAF i7 - Zero

System Owner: Master of Jedi
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System Details

Component Type Brand Product

Motherboard EVGA X57 SLI LE

CPU Intel i7 920

Frequency: 2.79 GHz FSB / QPI: 2.39 MHz Multiplier: 21.0 x Stepping: 5
VCore: 1.25 v VTT Voltage: 1.19 v PLL Voltage: 1.1 v

RAM Corsair XMS3 Tri-Channel DDR3 @ 1333 C9

Frequency: 530.8 MHz Timing: 8-8-8-19 Voltage: 1.49 v

Graphics Card EVGA GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 Superclocked - 55nm

GPU Frequency: 626 MHz Shader Frequency: 1350 MHz Memory Frequency: 1053 MHz SLI: No

Case

CoolerMaster

HAF 932

Hard Drive

Hitatchi

1TB 7200RPM

CD/DVD

LiteOn

Lightscribe BluRay/DVD-RW

Monitor

Acer

X233H

Power Supply

Ultra

LSP 750W

Notes

First major rig build, from just before Windows 7 was released (First PC of my very own! <3). Stable for day-to-day gaming and graphics/audio production. Designed with expansion/upgrading in mind (whenever I can get the parts/funds). Just starting to look at messing with OCing apart from when I OC'd the GPU for folding. (And still just have the stock CPU cooler.)

Comments

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Gold Leader
11/27/2013
04:29 PM

Nice rig man, as for a VGA upgrade, the GTX 780 seems to be a very nice card, although if you like Radeons as well I'd grab an AMD Radeon R9 290X for the same price, but if CUDA is your thing then a GTX 780 Classified might be an idea as well :) +1 from me btw ;)

Master of Jedi
06/22/2011
06:18 PM

If I had a P67 board, I'd upgrade to running a Windows 7 system, DX11, and overclocking a Sandy Bridge processor; not jsut for cooler gaming, but looking towards more power for 3d graphics production. :)

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