| 9 September |
how to build a gaming computer part 1 |
dual quad core gameing pc NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280 ASUS Striker II coolit systems
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Posts Tagged ‘dual’
| 21 August |
Gaming PC Build 2009 – My NZXT Lexa Blueline (Zalman 9700 Led noise test) |
This is my custom gaming rig. I made a noise test of the Zalman 9700 Led cpu cooler at max fan speed (2800 rpm) and min fan speed (1250 rpm)…very quiet! My system:
-CASE Nzxt Lexa Blueline
-FANS 1x Thermaltake ModX 120mm (upgrade), 2x Cooler Master 80mm, 2x Nzxt 120 mm
-PSU Corsair TX 650 W ( now Tagan BZ Piperock 700 w modular)
-MOBO Asus P5Q3
-CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 (E0) @ 4018 Mhz
-COOLER Zalman CNPS 9700 Led
-RAM 4 GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 @ 1354 MHz 7-7-7-19
-VGA Sapphire HD4870 1 GB Toxic Edition
-SOUND CARD Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium 7.1
-HDDs 2x Maxtor 500 GB DiamondMax22 Raid 0
-DVD REW. Pioneer DVR 216 D
-BLU RAY REW. LG GGW-H20L (upgrade)
-FAN CONTROLLER Aerocool Modern-V (upgrade)
-OS Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP2
-MONITOR Samsung SM 2333HD 23″ DTV Full HD
-AUDIO Creative Inspire T6100 5.1
-KEYBOARD Logitech G11
-MOUSE Microsoft Sidewinder
-MOUSEPAD Hama Blue Led
-PRINTER HP Deskjet F4280
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| 19 August |
My Gaming Computer, was uploaded for a friend.( Song: Creed – My Sacrifice) |
I believe this was build in the summer of 2006
Read here for my computer specs
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+, 3.01GHZ, 2MB L2cache
(dual core) Note: AMD Processor Unknown at 1:13
5.4 on calculation (as my Basescore)
5.9 on everything else for Vista system score (Window Experience Index)
I can over clock the Chip to 3.6 GHz stable 1.7v that’s how far i tested.
I have nothing on overclocked at the moment.
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Motherboard: Asus Crosshair (forgot which version)
Video card: I have 2 e-GeForce 8800 GTS PCI-E SLI (2 x 640Mb of video ram = 1.28 GB of ddr3) 128-bit, 540 MHz core speed, memory at 1.7 GHz there is a way to put more video ram using the bios by using the ram
Ram: 4 Sticks of 1Gb so a total of 4GB but 32-bit only sees 3.582 GB, (fixed the .418 GB so it see 4 Gb)
1800 MHz each @ 1066 (don’t know names)
This place checked my requirements on games,said i have 2.01 GB of video ram. and i almost maxed everything for Crysis
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest
OS: Vista Home Premium 32-bit, service pack 1
HDD: Hewlett Packard 140GB 15000 RPM
Sata II (Raid 0)
External HDD: 1TB=(1000 GB) 7200 RPM (500Gb X 2) simpletech (Raid 0) AV USB cable.
Case: Vento 3600 Tower with some red and blue lights.
Fans: 5 but +(2 more if you count power supply)
Speaker: Logitech 1 Subwoofer 2 side 1 center speaker(2.1). The sound card is a sound Blaster X (forgot rest) with 7 channels and also an optical sound port
Plantronics Gamecom 777 Headset 5.1
Keyboard: Old wired COMPAQ PS/2 type I customized where WASD and other keys respond better and don’t stick. Macro keys included.
Mouse: Wired gaming Logitech G5 mouse with weights. (4.5g X 
or (1.7g x
New* MX518 mouse
Screens: Gateway FHD2400 24″ Widescreen HD LCD Display, i got another 2ms 24″ i could hook up but it’s on the other comp. the other display on the left is a dell 15″ both has portrait option. 1920×1200 1080P
Printer: (for Home Work) one is a color laser, the other is a Black and white printer/copier/fax/scanner.
Power Supply: i have power setting on lowest, 800 watts
No Water Cooling System: 2 heat pipe to relieve heat and strain from fans, I just got an arctic cooler 7 pro don’t know if it will fit, if it wont then it’s going in the other computer.
An old BuyComp® Mouse pad
8 slot media card reader.
In the back is a blue LCD screen that tells me what is happening inside though sensors.
L shape Office style desk
I got a new mesh gamer type chair.
Disk Drive is 16x DVD 32x CD speed read and write
GGW-H20L :Blu-ray R&W 16x & 40X DVD
6X & 4X Blu-ray R&W
An old floppy drive just in case.
the thing that goes down is called the “Magic Mask” to keep out dust.
Not a very good case when you want to install hardware because the air vents on the sides gets in the way so you cant really put it on its side well. The case is hard to put back together, I have to be careful not to damage the fans when sliding the door.
But it has good air flow from the design, it was made to keep comps cool, the side vents that looks like jets exhaust actually work. There is a side area where air is directly given to the CPU.
unknown fan speed.
New York: Download 38120 Kbs Upload 5230 kbs
(Speak easy internet test)
Fios internet FTW
using the build in gigabit Ethernet port
Question how to use dual Ethernet port?
All custom built and paid by my DAD and ME
(Hes a comp Programmer/ex-technician)
Logitech 5.1 megapixel webcam was used to film this.also have a Firewire camera but cable to short to move around
The laptop shown is store bought:
Laptop Hp, duo core 2.0 Ghz 3gb of memory 500gb 5500rpm HDD, 17″ screen. wireless-n. 64MB VIDEO RAM!
my router is a/b/g
I have Home Network for the printers and a media server to share all my vid, music, and pic. about 3.5 Tb of space if i add all the comps on the server together. 1 gaming desktop. 1 work Desktop. 1 Hp Laptop. 1 MacBook pro Laptop. Asus EEE laptop
TVersity – Media server
This Video was meant to be shown to a friend but i put it on You tube anyway.
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NOTE: This red gaming comp is not a New Comp. it is over 2 years old. but the day this video was uploaded was the day i filmed it. June 16, 2008
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cost about 3000+ i pitch in 500, 3k+ was for the hardware inside. the screen was about 600. the external drive 200. the mouse was 60. speakers was 120. printers i forgot
Now the sad part i don’t have all the good comp game people have like crisis. i play Warcraft frozen throne gunz rakion maplestory starcraft silkroad gunbound combat arm flyff lol a high end comp well i thing it is a good comp, and it only play low end graphic games lol. i play mostly mmorpgs. There are other games i play but i pass all requirement for the system.
I got new stuff→ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01eDvDdgPXs
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| 19 August |
My New Gaming PC Desktop Build 2009! |
HQ here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrfDcynudw4&fmt=18 if HD is not good for your connection! My full configuration:
-CASE Nzxt Lexa blueline
-FANS 1x Thermaltake Modx 120mm (upgrade), 2x Cooler Master 80mm, 2x Nzxt 120mm
-PSU Corsair TX 650 W (now Tagan BZ Piperock 700w modular)
-MOBO Asus P5Q3
-CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 (E0) @ 4018 Mhz
-COOLER Zalman 9700 Led (upgrade)
-RAM 4 GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 @ 1354 MHz 7-7-7-19
-HDDs 2x Maxtor 500 GB DiamondMax22 Raid 0
-VGA Sapphire HD4870 1 GB Toxic Edition
-SOUND CARD Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium 7.1 (upgrade)
-DVD REW. Pioneer DVR 216 D
-BLU RAY REW. LG GGW-H20L (upgrade)
-FAN CONTROLLER Aerocool Modern-V (upgrade)
-OS Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP2
-MONITOR Samsung SM 2333HD 23″ DTV FullHD
-AUDIO Trust 5.1 SP6250K (upgrade – Creative Inspire T6100 5.1)
-MOUSE Logitech cordless (upgrade – Microsoft Sidewinder)
-MOUSEPAD Hama Blue Led
-KEYBOARD Logitech G11
-PRINTER HP Deskjet F4280
Duration : 0:7:48
| 19 August |
My Custom Gaming PC Rig (Running Crysis 1680×1050 Very High Settings) |
This is the final setup of my computer, parts listed as followed-
Motherboard- ECS Elitegroup GF8200A
Processor- AMD X2 6000+ 3.1Ghz 1mb L2
cache
RAM- 4GB of Crucial DDR2 Dual Channel PC6400
Graphics Card- NVIDIA XFX Geforce 9800 GT 512Mb DDR3 (Sitting in PCI Express 2.0 slot)
Sound Card- Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatality PCI-express
Wireless PCI Networking Card- NetGear WG311T
Hard Drives- Seagate 1TB 7200rpm 32Mb buffer cache SATA (My 500GB blew up as of 6/29/2009)
Western Digital 160GB 7200rpm 8mb buffer cache PATA
DVD/CD Burner- Lite-On Black 24X DVD burner iHAS324-08
Power Supply- Raidmax 530watt
Case- Aerocool EnginePlus
Fan(s)- Thermaltake 120mm SmartFan 38.6CFM- 93.7CFM
Monitor- Acer X223W (22 inch) 2ms
response time (1680×1050)
Speakers- Logitech X-540 5.1 Surround Sound
Keyboard- Saitek Eclipse Wired USB
Mouse- Logitech MX518 Gaming Grade Optical Mouse
Operating System- Windows XP Professional SP3 32-bit
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit build 7000
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Crysis Settings are all on very high and resolution is 1680×1050, but I do not have anti-aliasing on at all… I mean come on.
This build originally cost me about $450, but I since have upgraded I bought a 1TB hard drive to replace the 500GB since that decided to blow up as soon as I bought my new Creative Blaster sound card. Also got a new 120mm Thermaltake Fan which is badass,.So it’s around a $700 build now, $900 including monitor, will continue to upgrade the computer, going to get a GTX260 around my birthday, and a new AM3 as soon as possible, but we’ll see, Thanks for watching.
Song- Sidewinder by DJ Mangoo
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