2011/12/28 04:43:48
hallowen
Looking Sweet Nate ,
 
You've really been getting into Machining/Fabrication since the last time I was around here! 
2011/12/28 04:53:10
hallowen
Halo_003 
I'm curious what you guys think. Should I keep my 295s, or sell both? If I sold both I could buy an F1 Gemini 2.0 and a Tek 9 FAT and be done with it. Whereas if I sold on I could get an F1 now and a Slim later. 

As soon as I get My Replacement 295 back from EVGA, It's going up for Sale on Ebay, mainly because I can't Run Directx 11 with it.
 
Halo_003
I just want my extreme gear lol.

 
As Do We All!
 
 

2011/12/28 05:03:01
hallowen
Halo_003 

In the meantime, checkout the mess my rig is. Wow lol.



 
+1
LOL!, It's getting more Difficult to Cram Everything into ANY Cases Anymore!
 
Do You use More than One Power Supply? I'm Pretty Sure at the Rate I'm going I'll have to Purchase an Additional 1200Watt for higher Wattage and to have MORE CONNECTIONS for Four Cards and Who Knows What Else! 

2011/12/28 06:23:13
nateman_doo
Halo, you need a Mountain Mods case if you want to be able to use a case and bench.  Something thats large, and horizontal.  The only other alternative is just leave it on the benchtop. 
2011/12/28 07:10:48
awalleyeguy
 I use a mountain mods extended UFO horizon.
2011/12/28 07:15:02
hallowen
nateman_doo

Halo, you need a Mountain Mods case if you want to be able to use a case and bench.  Something thats large, and horizontal.  The only other alternative is just leave it on the benchtop. 

For Right Now with just Three Ultras on a 759 I'll use My Old Standard Setup until I go to Four Ultras on a 762.
 

2011/12/28 07:46:48
Halo_003
Yeah I know Nate, that case is for sale currently.
 
And yeah Hallow I use that 800W and the 1100W.
2011/12/28 10:46:42
nateman_doo
Why don't you save the cash, and just leave your board on a benchtop?  There are countless materials you can use if you want to make something like a plastic "table top" where you can screw in multiple power supplies, motherboard(s) etc...
 
Check out McMaster/Raw Materials/Plastics/sheets-bars.
You can get a 24 x 24 x 1/4" thick sheet of Polyethylene (bullet proof glass) for around $40 and make mounting holes for a motherboard, and make some adapters for hard drives and power supplies etc.  Its more fun and way cheaper then any case.  Plus there is no chance of grounding out anything.
2011/12/28 10:58:07
Halo_003
Yep I have a wood bench that I made to replace my case. 
2011/12/28 11:36:53
Halfdead14
You might consider a TH10 as well since it has a removable MB tray that you can use as a benching station.

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