BloomerzUK
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Spiffy 
Azza's rig.
- Thread starter Azza
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name='BloomerzUK' said:Spiffy
Sure is man.
First things first... Vista is the biggest load of **** ever in the history of the universe.
Second, for some reason the board cannot power my PCI-E wireless card, ill check that out again tomorrow though.
Third, canny run my OCZ and Ballistix RAM together, guessing ill have to change Ballistix settings first then put in OCZ but it doesnt really matter at the moment seen as I canny get the internet to work in Vista 64.
Any way some pics...
Board itself
I/O panel
NB Heatspreader (yes i have been touching it)
CPU, NB, RAM
Random shot across the board
Wack in the RAM
Wack in the graphics card
Wack on the NB heatsink
Wack in the CPU
Connect all the gubbins
Fire it up
Other than the above the board aint half bad so far.
Im getting some cool boost from some where.
17413
Q6600 @ 3.6 (400x9), DFI LT X48-T2R, 4Gb OCZ, BFG 8800GTS 512mb OC @ 820/1100/1900
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=6047844
17413
Q6600 @ 3.6 (400x9), DFI LT X48-T2R, 4Gb OCZ, BFG 8800GTS 512mb OC @ 820/1100/1900
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=6047844
)DTSBasketball
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Very Nice!!!!!
DTSBasketball
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Very Nice!!!!!!
Allargando
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heh, I had to look at those pics for a little while...thought that it was just the mobo sitting in the tray at first
Got this card today, and its very nice.
Here are some pics.
The front of the box.
Back of the box.
Inside the box you see this.
Bundled stuff.
Drive discs, installation manual and Company Of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
TV cable, DVI to VGA adapters and power adapters.
The card is inside an antistatic bad which is wrapped in some bubble wrap.
The card itself has a plastic cover over the cooler.
which you need to take off
The card takes up two slots.
As you can see the card has two SLI connectors and requires two 6-pin PCI-E power cables to power the card.
Back of the card.
Card compared to BFG 8800 GTS 512 OC.
As you can see the card is longer. The card is the same length as a 8800 Ultra. The card has a different fan to that on the BFG card but Ive found that at 50% and 100% the PNY card is a lot quiter.
Stock clocks and idle temp with fan at 50%.
'Cos I canny do 1280 x 1024 with DVI and i dont have a VGA cable with me it will have to be some high res (1920x1200) 3DMark 06 for the time being.
Card at stock - 12234
Card at 820/1200/2000 - 13833
Here are some pics.
The front of the box.
Back of the box.
Inside the box you see this.
Bundled stuff.
Drive discs, installation manual and Company Of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
TV cable, DVI to VGA adapters and power adapters.
The card is inside an antistatic bad which is wrapped in some bubble wrap.
The card itself has a plastic cover over the cooler.
which you need to take off
The card takes up two slots.
As you can see the card has two SLI connectors and requires two 6-pin PCI-E power cables to power the card.
Back of the card.
Card compared to BFG 8800 GTS 512 OC.
As you can see the card is longer. The card is the same length as a 8800 Ultra. The card has a different fan to that on the BFG card but Ive found that at 50% and 100% the PNY card is a lot quiter.
Stock clocks and idle temp with fan at 50%.
'Cos I canny do 1280 x 1024 with DVI and i dont have a VGA cable with me it will have to be some high res (1920x1200) 3DMark 06 for the time being.
Card at stock - 12234
Card at 820/1200/2000 - 13833
Some OpenGL benchmark results so far...
FurMark - stock clocks
FurMark - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
Soft Shadows - stock
Soft Shadows - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
Surface Deformer - stock
Surface Deformer - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
FurMark - stock clocks
FurMark - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
Soft Shadows - stock
Soft Shadows - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
Surface Deformer - stock
Surface Deformer - 800mhz core, 1100mhz mem, 2000mhz shaders
