Big Red Resurrection [Switch 810, RIVE, 3930k, Crossfire 7950's, Corsair EVERYTHING!]

[yassarikhan786]

Nice, the RAM looks so good on the motherboard.

 

[Jeremy1998]

Nice, the RAM looks so good on the motherboard.

Yeah. That's half the reason I got 8 dimms of memory.

 

[rossi94]

Looks all very cool - can't w8 to see the final pics

 

[Jeremy1998]

Guess what...? More wires!!!

Here's the 24 pin... I can't wait to get it sleeved, since it is discomforting the way it bends.

Here's the (not so) glamorous shot of all of the wires it takes to make this system work. Due to upcoming changes, I didn't bother to zip tie the cables up right now.

The somewhat finished product. I seem to have missed taking pictures of installing the GPU's and also plugging in quite a bit of wires... I suck at documenting things.

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[The Orange One]

Great Work Mate! Really Tidy

 

[rossi94]

Yes, really well done

 

[jamesriley94]

Are you actually getting the cables fully custom sleeved? Or getting the Corsair kit?

 

[rossi94]

I would recommend to do it yourself .. corsairs kit has a good quallity but can't even touch costume sleeve ..

 

[SuB]

lol, custom is great but if it's your first time expect to re-do a lot of it. nice build, i like the reduced colour pallete.

 

[Jeremy1998]

Great Work Mate! Really Tidy

I can't tell if that's sarcasm, or if you mean that the inside of the PC is nice. Because that back definitely isn't tidy.

Are you actually getting the cables fully custom sleeved? Or getting the Corsair kit?

Probably fully custom sleeving. I might even make some of my own wires.

 

[rossi94]

I can't tell if that's sarcasm, or if you mean that the inside of the PC is nice. Because that back definitely isn't tidy.


Probably fully custom sleeving. I might even make some of my own wires.

Don't cut or create 6 pin atx cables yourself, there is a kind of static resistor inside it. :mellow:

 

[Jeremy1998]

Don't cut or create 6 pin atx cables yourself, there is a kind of static resistor inside it. :mellow:

Which cables exactly? Do you mean the PCIe connectors? The only ones I think I'm gonna custom make are the Sata power cables.

 

[rossi94]

Which cables exactly? Do you mean the PCIe connectors? The only ones I think I'm gonna custom make are the Sata power cables.

Yes, 6 pin atx is used for graphics cards usually.

 

[Jeremy1998]

Yes, 6 pin atx is used for graphics cards usually.

Okay. I've always called it a PCIe power, so I got slightly confused.

 

[rossi94]

99% of the devices who require them are PCIe cards

 

[SuB]

Don't cut or create 6 pin atx cables yourself, there is a kind of static resistor inside it. :mellow:

I'd love to see where you got this information

 

[Jeremy1998]

I'd love to see where you got this information

Yeah... I was wondering that too, but I wasn't going to mention it. I know some PSU's have a little bead at the end to help power stability, but it can be removed if you want to... And there is no such thing on the AX1200i, or the AX850.

 

[rossi94]

I'd love to see where you got this information

In school ^^ and it can be removed, but if the voltage has to be extremly stable you should let it, like it was.

 

[SuB]

Having just sleeved a full set of PCI-Express cables on a 1300w psu.. I can see no such 'resistor' ?

The magnets on them(which are not on all psu's) are for noise/interferance reduction so far as I know but that's it? Is this what you're referring to?

 

[The Orange One]

I can't tell if that's sarcasm, or if you mean that the inside of the PC is nice. Because that back definitely isn't tidy.

I'm not being Sarcastic! I think the front is really tidy!