WillSK
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Meanwhile.. On topic. My last purchases are a Steelseries 6Gv2 keyboard and a Siberia v2 headset to go with my new Xonar DG
Nice headset you got there matey
[/QUOTE] still very happy with my purchase
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Nice headset you got there matey
[/QUOTE] still very happy with my purchase
remember300
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Bought this MSI Z77A-GD65 from FTR.4500mhz in the for sale / wanted section of this forum..
Wouldnt it be cool if I could connect the voltage sensors on the top right to a front case lcd panel for realtime monitoring...
hey ya self a Raspberry Pi or an ardiuno ... Pi would be your best bet as it has video outputs, with some configurable I/Os
Chris230291
Member
Would it not be easier and cleaner to use one or several of these (or similar)?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCDylLenxik
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCDylLenxik
FredEx
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That particular meter has a range of 4.5 V to 20 V. Something to watch for if one went that route. Many I found similar don't go low enough. Also, they look cheap and old school, like me.
One might do better hacking a low cost multimeter or find a way to do it via Arduino. Go crazy, hack a mini os*cilloscope into the case...then your voltage monitoring costs more than good system components cost you.
Chris230291
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That particular meter has a range of 4.5 V to 20 V. Something to watch for if one went that route. Many I found similar don't go low enough. Also, they look cheap and old school, like me.
One might do better hacking a low cost multimeter or find a way to do it via Arduino. Go crazy, hack a mini os*cilloscope into the case...then your voltage monitoring costs more than good system components cost you.
My first thoughts were a multimeter, but then i remembered you can buy these for automotive use. They cost nothing and are pretty much ready to be flush mounted in an optical blank.
How low exactly would a meter need to go? Im starting to like this idea myself
Chris.
Just my rig I built I've since re arranged those wires at the back
just need to replace my old peripherals and I will be good.
Pics were taken on my 50$ phone:lol:
I bought it all in bulk from a local store so that's why its all there
The rig runs like a dream
and I feel like I made the right choice regarding parts
just need to replace my old peripherals and I will be good.
Pics were taken on my 50$ phone:lol:
I bought it all in bulk from a local store so that's why its all there
The rig runs like a dream
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FredEx
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My first thoughts were a multimeter, but then i remembered you can buy these for automotive use. They cost nothing and are pretty much ready to be flush mounted in an optical blank.
How low exactly would a meter need to go? Im starting to like this idea myself
Chris.
Just the power supply voltages are rated at 3.3, 5 and 12. You want maybe a 2 volt bottom and at the top they usually are 15 and above for those little units.
Josh Weston
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Every bit as awesome as it looks.
I'm not even sure if it should be completely legal.
Cavities fer'daiz.
seumasbeathan
Banned
Every bit as awesome as it looks.
I'm not even sure if it should be completely legal.
Cavities fer'daiz.
This exists? :O
Dario_92
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gonna get one for my 670 ftw in summer
Would these fit the GTX 670 Windforce edition ?
i think so.
impressed me so much i think it's time to make the purchase irrelevant, going full custom loop is gonna be my project this year. As soon as i make the following upgrades. Generic monitor -> asus 144hz Zephyre 720w PSU --> CX 750m and last but not least GTX 560sc----> HD7950? Gonna break it all by trying a custom loop. 900D should be out by the time i get all the $ needed to make these upgrades
yassarikhan786
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It's the first time I've seen that variant as well.
