Just put Hyper 212 EVO heat sink and fans on the Redneck and man you cant even hear it until you are right by it.
Even have 5C lower temps.

sooo....that titan V ..... >.>

wizanhi
I love my x79 and x99's. Not giving them up anytime soon.

+1
 

wizanhi
did we ever hear back about the member's only forum from EVGA?

Sadly Not That I Know Of.
Will Ask.......... Still Pending with Management

Spongebob28
Can we have a build break down and cost for redneck1?

I will not give the specific price I paid for the motherboard CPU, RAM and original heatsinks.
It was a great deal thanks to bill1024. and if he had not let me know he was looking to sell some items I would not have jumped
into the 2P crunching till mid next year probably, however it was to good to pass up. 
So let me say thanks bill and this great team I chose to crunch with!
 
If he bill would like to share what he sold me that part for he can.  I will list the current natex.us price.
MB, 2 X E5-2670 and 32Gb Ram  -  599.00 http://natex.us/S2600CP2J-SR0KX-8x4gb/
EVGA 750 G2 - $20 after EVGA Bucks and black friday pricing
120Gb SSD - 59.00
2 x Hyper 212 EVO heatsink and fans (just added) - 29.00 each used rewards points on amazon so $0 out of pocket
1 Blue Cold Cathode light - 7.99 (Great for making any build look like a gaming beast )
 
Edit -
Here is an updated picture, I also decided to throw a GTX 1050 in to test out the PCIE, will upgrade it at a later date.  The 1050 was 159.00 but not needed.

 
 
 

Not Good.....
From: http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/forum_thread.php?id=4205&postid=66838#66838
 
Hello Everyone,
On December 14th, 2017, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plans to take a vote to remove the Title II classification of Internet Service Providers (ISPs).  In effect, this will remove the FCC's authority to enforce the doctrine known as net neutrality.  Net neutrality is the idea that all traffic on the Internet, regardless of its origin, should be treated equally.  This doctrine is responsible for the massive success of the Internet today.  It allows any company, institutions, and individuals to host their own websites and web services without the fear of having their web-traffic throttled to accommodate another company, institute or individual who has more money to pay for their traffic to be prioritized.  It also prevents ISPs from throttling or being paid to throttle websites for any reason, such as, political, or ideological reasons.
 
Why is this important for MilkyWay@home?  As a research group that survives off of donations from our wonderful volunteers and government grants, we do not have the means to pay for things like paid prioritization, or any other potential ransoms that ISPs may decide to charge in the future to transmit data.  This could lead to a decrease in our workunit availability and overall reduction to our abilities to make discoveries.  The repeal of net neutrality can also lead to new fees for our volunteers.  For example, ISPs will be allowed to sell access to certain websites as part of "bundled" packages.  This means to receive workunits from us or any other BOINC project, or visit our websites, you will have to buy into a "bundle" that includes our or other BOINC websites.  In our minds, this is not a partisan issue as there is overwhelming support for net neutrality from both parties, (76% of Americans, 81% of Democrats and 73% of Republicans). [1]

If you live in the United States and would like to help protect net neutrality, the best thing you can do is contact your congressmen and senators to let them know how you feel about net neutrality, why it is important to you, and why they risk your vote in future elections if they do nothing to protect it.  Additionally, if you would like to help fund larger efforts to prevent the repeal of net neutrality or if you live outside of the United States and would still like to help, consider donating the Electronic Frontier Foundation or the American Civil Liberties Union to allow them to cover the costs of the looming legal battle.

Thank you all for your continued support and I hope for everyone's sake network neutrality can be saved.
The MilkyWay@home Staff
 

Never Heard of MJ-12   

If I am not wrong, we did not have this regulation until 2014 or 2015.
The internet was fine before then, it will be fine after.
If anything it made it worse. Verizon and other large ISPs slowed way down their expansion of fiber optic lines.
we will have to wait and see. I'll bet  things will be just fine.

if you've been following politics at all...you know calling your congressmen/woman/senator is completely useless.  They listen and node and still vote the way of their pocketbook and parties.  Most the idiots on the hill don't even fully read the stuff they're voting on.  And that ones that try, aren't usually given enough time to even adequately understand it.  Bottom line....its more effective to set up a ddos attack on their router or spam mail their mailbox to annoy them...not that I condone these actions but you know....it'd be more effective. 
 
On that same not, the tax plan the house passed also include provision for removing tuition waivers from being non-taxable.  This is how most graduate/phd programs get their students, they get tuition waivers.  Now if the tax bill goes through, that 50k that was waive is now part of taxable income...which most graudate students wont be able to afford.  Their desire to continue scientific research in general has been going down the drain so i'm not surprise it would affect the boinc community as well.  We'll just see what happens in the future. 

Running A Round Robin on All the BOINC GPU Projects @ 2126MHz. *Even GPUGRID but no record Scores.
So far they are running really well, the best my FE and SC Black can do also under Water is 2065MHz SC and 2113MHz.
Though on my First FE Cards when they First Came out I can Fold @ 2126MHz and run must BOINC GPU Projects but I run them at 2113MHz.
 
Oh and I Correct that Front Filter
 

What Is New is the Last  Challenge of 2017
PGs 8th and last for 2017 Winter Solstice Challenge 12/18 16:28:00 to 12/21 16:28:00(UTC) 

Did You Know, Season 2015 Results Show Our Team in League 1 #28

Not really sure to tell you the truth how it all works.
From what I can tell it is all based on total Team points.

Some good sales on EVGA gold PSUs going on right now.
Lower prices and free shipping.
https://www.evga.com/products/feature.aspx

bill1024
Just to let you guys know
 
It's national cupcake day!!!
 
YUM YUM YUM

Almost missed it, guess I will have to celebrate.