@ hallowen
 
Nice hardware but shame about the case man, I hope you will give this monster a decent case some day.
Anyhow I left you a +1 for this thing you have made, although I am a bit disappointed that there is no case, but yer it is what it is I guess
Also added you in the list:
http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?buildid=33609
 

Gold Leader
@ hallowen
 
Nice hardware but shame about the case man, I hope you will give this monster a decent case some day.
Anyhow I left you a +1 for this thing you have made, although I am a bit disappointed that there is no case, but yer it is what it is I guess
Also added you in the list:
http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?buildid=33609
 

Thanks, and While I Appreciate the +1 Gold Leader, Just Attempting to Put All this Hardware in a Case (Even a Very LARGE Case) Would be Very Difficult to say the Least and would be Similar to Telling Kingpin and Other Extreme Overclockers that use DICE/LN2 for Cooling the CPU's/GPU's and MB's to Enclose Their Rigs, which if You have Followed this Ultimate Form of Benching/Overclocking is Highly Unlikely due to the need of having constant accessibility to the Components.

Well Size matters not and that isn't much hardware, well not from what I have seen from many of friends from 2CPU.com a place where I too come from
Not to sound in a senseless way, but I know plenty people that have four graphics cards or even more in one case even with a Dual Xeon or Quad Opteron setups...
 
JayVenturi for one has something similar but with 4-Way SLI EVGA GTX Titan SC's in his Dual 8-Core Intel Xeon E5 2690 and an EVGA SR-X, which you can see here:
http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?buildid=30848
 
EVGA SR-X 
Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690's 
192 GB Kingston ram 1600mhz default, ecc reg 
EVGA 4-Way SLI EVGA GeForce GTX Titan SuperCLocked PCI-E 6144MB 384Bit GDDR5
EVGA 1500w power supply 
LSI 9271-8i raid controller, 1GB DDR3 cache 
8 Crucial M4 SSD 512gb each 
4 Intel 520 SSD 180gb each 
10 fans 
2 liquid coolers  
BMW mouse 
Max Red keyboard 
3 Samsung monitors (2560*1440 each) 
B&W speakers 
BlueRay burner 
CaseLabs MHT10 
Windows 7 64 bit ultimate, Ubuntu, Hackintosh
 
He got this in a case, which does make your system dwarfed when it comes to sheer size
So that being said, I even think that putting your setup in a case will even be less work than this Dual E5
Even I have built numerous Dual CPU setups and easily got them in any type of case, nothing much to it really
Lian Li makes ideal cases which makes them very easily accessible from all sides
 
This would be the ideal case for your setup then:
Lian Li PC-T60 Pitstop Test Bench:
http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=548&Itemid=61

 
Please don't forget to give my systems a +1 and a comment too!
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298.) Gold Leader - Avenger M99 

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Yes, I Agree there may be SOME Open-Style Platforms Available that could be used for "High End" Systems, But Even Those would Still be Difficult and Not needed with the Type of System Operations that employ Extreme Cooling Methods that are in use Today and similar to what I plan on doing eventually.
 
BTW: I Noticed JayVenturi Doesn't Have any Benchmark Scores in his Mods Rigs????
Kind of Hard to Know How His System Performs, But then Again it Looks Nice and Neat, Doesn't It?
 
Anyway, Just For Some Examples, Look at THE Top Benching/Overclocking Rigs by Kingpin.
 
Do You See Any Cases?
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Well those are totally not acceptable MODS RIGS systems I'd add in my list anyway, to be very honest I find them ugly, boring and they lack style 
Kinda off topic imo, but lol, I can't care what Kingpin has  Heck I don't even know the guy, sorry, but that leaves me cold, even that has little to do with MODS RIGS xD
 
A case is a minimum to enter my list, it's mainly about posting modded systems with at least a case, that hold wonderful builds with neat mods, or just plain builds that show some good cable management.
 
I mean it would be easy for anyone to make a system on a piece of cardboard or a mobo tray of a case even,  although I'd report such a build as a faulty one, quite simple on my end.
 
Aas for JayVenturi? Well to tell you the truth, JayVenturi is a lot like me, Futuremark products are highly inaccurate and the results are always unreliable, they say absolutely nothing on how your system will perform in the game, application or simulator you plan on running it with, so as that goes? Futuremark is totally useless, I never liked it myself anyway
 
So due to that, such over commercialized programs shall never be found on any of my systems nor the ones from JayVenturi and other 2CPU.com friends of mine, we prefer the real stuff and mostly the apps, games or simulations you plan on running have a a much more accurate benchmark utility themselves
 
Although there are a few exceptions such as the following:
 
BarsWF x64 CUDA Client:
http://3.14.by/en/md5
I even have a topic for test results of this cool and accurate testing program, which is here:
http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1834872
 
Maxon Cinebench 11.5 x64:
http://www.maxon.net/products/cinebench/overview.html
 
Pass Mark Performance Test  x64:
http://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm
 
Voodooalert's Hx264 Render test:
http://www.xin.at/x264/x264-guide-windows-en.htm
This is a benchmark program a friend of mine from Austria made.
 
And there may be a few more as well, but these are at the least more accurate when it comes to real time performance than anything Futuremark can give, that's for sure :P

No Problem Here, Different Strokes for Different Folks..... 
 
Everyone has Different Tastes whether it be Computers, Cars or Lifestyles, and I Guess You are saying the Futuremark Benchmarks that are Used by EVGA and Vince (Kingpin) in the Research and Development of All the New EVGA Graphics Cards, Power Supplies and Motherboards that come out are a Waste of Time, But That is Just MHO. 

OK guys, lets love all rigs regardless of their upbringing :P *jokes* Anyway, I HAVE been keeping an eye on things here and there and will be updating post one. I would like a few PM's regarding what is classified as a mods rig. I do enjoy looking at LN2/exreme cooled rigs, but are they worthy of a MODS RIGS +1? Also, pictures are and still will continue to be a must, even if it's only one (of the inside I hope) Get them images up! NOw i'ma update post one with the full list and we will see what happens from then on!

As creator & maker of the MR +1 list myself, I came to the conclusion to remove hallowen's system from my list, it isn't MR +1 worthy, as it lacks a case which all of the other 391 participants do have, sorry, but it does not meet the requirements for this project, my final verdict stands
 
An other thing, if people give people +1's could you please read the comment I did place on page 30; which reads the following:
To make things easier for us all, I would really like for the +1 givers to also leave a comment for every +1 they are passing, hereby the MODS RIGS owner will know from who he or she got the +1 from
http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1588237
 
Many thanks for your understanding.

Well gold leader what is a mods rig if not a modification of a pc. Case or no case (which can be considered a modification) I think it should be allowed. Discrimination against the caseless is wrong, and your right it is a list you made and work hard in, but this project stopped being ours long ago, this is the communities.