ARX-8 Laevatein

 
  • System Owner: kurosuke7t9
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System Details

Component Type Brand Product

Motherboard Asus Maximus VII Hero
CPU Intel i7-4790K
Frequency: 5 GHz FSB / QPI: 100 MHz Multiplier: x50 x Stepping: 3
VCore: 1.3 v VTT Voltage: Default PLL Voltage: Default
RAM G.Skill RipJaws
Frequency: 1600 MHz Timing: 9-9-9-24 Voltage: 1.5 v
Graphics Card EVGA 2x GTX 980 Ti Hybrid
GPU Frequency: 1380 MHz Shader Frequency: Default Memory Frequency: 1753 MHz SLI: Yes
Mouse
Corsair
M65 Mice
Keyboard
Corsair
K70 RGB
Power Supply
EVGA
1000W G2
Solid State Drive
Samsung
840 Evo 120GB
Solid State Drive
Samsung
840 Evo 500GB
Fan
Phobya
120mm Red and Black 1600rpm x3
Cooling
EK
EK-CoolStream PE 360
Cooling
EK
XRES 140 D5
Cooling
EK
Supremacy EVO Acetal
Cooling
Monsoon
ID 1/2" OD 3/4" Compression Fitting Straight
Cooling
Barrow
90 Degree Silver Fitting x4
Cooling
Enginia
Matte Black Enginia “Grenade” flow meter
Cooling
PrimoChill
PrimoFlex Advanced LRT 12,7/19,1 mm
Cooling
Alphacool
Laing D5 VPP655-PWM
Case
Phanteks
Enthoo Pro
Fan
Phobya
120mm Fan 1600rpm x2
Sound
Sony
MDR-CD900ST Studio Monitor Stereo Headphones Japan
Monitor
ASUS
PG278Q ROG Swift
Monitor
QNIX
QNIX QX2710 Evolution II @120hz (Bypass Board)
Monitor
BenQ
RL2455HM 60hz
 

Notes

CPU Overclock: x48 @1.267 volts (Latest OC x50 @1.300 volts)
GPU Boost with an OC: 1380MHz 
Stock GPU Boost : 1228 MHz

"First 980 Ti K|ngP|n arrived!"

*Waiting for my 2nd  GTX 980 Ti K|ngP|n :)*

*waiting for Bitspower 980 KingPin waterblocks*

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Comments

Posted By Date Text

BethelLabs
06/14/2016
01:00 PM
Love the color coding! Makes this build one grade nicer!
kurosuke7t9
09/15/2015
03:49 PM
Thanks man :), and yes they are very silent and they cool really well. Not going over 45 degrees celsius at all even with the small OC I put on them. My old Liquid cooling loop was with two GTX 970 G1 Gaming and CPU all water cooled. With shared heat and a small OC, my 970's with the EK block goes to about 45-48 range taking into account the shared heat from all 3 components which is very near to the AiO cooler of EVGA. The Hybrid is really is good on keeping stuff running cool without the hassle of custom loop :).
XeCuteU
09/09/2015
09:46 AM
nice hybrid cards man, looks like those things cool pretty well,,,was thinking of getting some for my new miniITX build..+1 bro
kurosuke7t9
07/25/2015
07:39 PM
Hi, Thanks for the +1 :D. I had two GTX 970 before with EK waterblocks, cooled together with an Alphacool 360 UT60 and Phobya 60mm thick 240 rad. With Hard tubing But I have recently upgraded to this 980 Ti's. For me, I went for the Hybrid because, I found it a bit hard now to do alot of PC related work because of Work :/. But Performance wise, I OC'd the card to a stable 1380+ at the moment, the Temperatures never go over 51 degrees Celsius at all. I tested at a higher clock and it doesn't get hotter at all. My old 970's at 1450MHz with shared heat was staying at maximum 45 degrees celsius (although the custom EK block also cooled the vrm's) 45 vs 51 isn't that bad at all I think. And I don't have to maintain the AiO from the Hybrids. Although Hard Tubing genuinely looked more epic. :D but ye, it just became a bit of a hassle for me because of heavier load from work. I still got all components for hard tubing and boat loads of fittings, I might water cool the GPU with ek titan X blocks eventually :). But for now, I prioritise work, as it funds my PC and loads more of stuff :)
Vlada011
07/25/2015
01:13 AM
Excellent rig. Why you didn't install waterblock on graphic cards? You have pump and reservoir excellent for that.
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