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Electrolyte01 22-04-2005 13:06

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb
Ive found them running even higher


http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2...e/index.x?pg=3

http://www.hwextreme.com/reviews/vid...le/page2.shtml

Just noticed to said at least my apoligies :)

The second link shows the 128MB version, I have the 64MB version and also mine has no TV or VGA out, only DVI (so it's half the size).

KingPhoenix 22-04-2005 23:50

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Finally got mine sorted...

Heres my 3dmark05 score

Sorry about the file, but having NO software kinda makes it difficult to do anything :erm:

Bifta 23-04-2005 01:27

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Finally got mine sorted...

Heres my 3dmark05 score

Sorry about the file, but having NO software kinda makes it difficult to do anything :erm:

tsk .. now that needs to be proved with an ORB link ;)

Ramrod 23-04-2005 02:39

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Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Finally got mine sorted...

Heres my 3dmark05 score

Sorry about the file, but having NO software kinda makes it difficult to do anything :erm:

Nice one KP........don't listen to that Bifta......what does he know anyway? :D

Just changed my PCI setting in the BIOS:

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 12:40

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Nice one KP........don't listen to that Bifta......what does he know anyway? :D

Just changed my PCI setting in the BIOS:

I ran it again to see if i could get the ORB without buying it, and i got a score of 9266 this time :) :) :) :)

http://service.futuremark.com/servle...ojectId=794195

Now to consider a bit of overclocking etc..... :D

Electrolyte01 23-04-2005 12:58

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
I ran it again to see if i could get the ORB without buying it, and i got a score of 9266 this time :) :) :) :)

http://service.futuremark.com/servle...ojectId=794195

Now to consider a bit of overclocking etc..... :D

Show off :( :D

Ramrod 23-04-2005 17:23

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This is a bit better.............5% CPU o/c, GPU screaming it's guts out and settings set for 'performance' rather than 'quality'

Bifta 23-04-2005 17:26

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
I ran it again to see if i could get the ORB without buying it, and i got a score of 9266 this time :) :) :) :)

http://service.futuremark.com/servle...ojectId=794195

Now to consider a bit of overclocking etc..... :D

The project id is not valid - please check the URL.

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 17:29

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Works ok here :S.... might be a cookie or something for me though :(

zing_deleted 23-04-2005 17:51

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This is the absolute mine will do not even close to KP ,Things well hot now :Yikes: so I now give up

Electrolyte01 23-04-2005 17:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
This is a bit better.............5% CPU o/c, GPU screaming it's guts out and settings set for 'performance' rather than 'quality'

Rammy, there's no point in overclocking your system, it's powerful enough to show no frame drops any way :erm:

Ramrod 23-04-2005 17:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Electrolyte
Rammy, there's no point in overclocking your system, it's powerful enough to show no frame drops any way :erm:

I know, I'm happy with it--just wanted to squeeze a 6K+ score from it :p: :D
I could probably do a little better than that one if I was to tweak the nvidia driver settings further.
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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
This is the absolute mine will do not even close to KP ,Things well hot now :Yikes: so I now give up

Nice score.......what are you running?

Electrolyte01 23-04-2005 18:00

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
I could probably do a little better than that one if I was to tweak the nvidia driver settings further.

Some people are never satisfied until they break their systems :rolleyes: :D

Ramrod 23-04-2005 18:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Electrolyte
Some people are never satisfied until they break their systems :rolleyes: :D

Nah, I've throttled it back to no o/c and 'quality' rather than 'performance' settings :)

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 18:08

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I was comparing my 3dmark05 on futuremark, against someone thats got a 10000+ score.... basically exactly same kit, apart from an FX-55, and he overclocked his gpu....

Im contemplating the overclock.... just to see what i get :D

zing_deleted 23-04-2005 18:09

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
I know, I'm happy with it--just wanted to squeeze a 6K+ score from it :p: :D
I could probably do a little better than that one if I was to tweak the nvidia driver settings further.
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Nice score.......what are you running?


overclocked to the point of near death and settings dropped like yours 3800 with asus x800 xt pe kingston hyper x ram (had to lower latency and up voltage on this)

This ones default settings with overdrive activated big drop :(

your machine is quicker than mine at stock settings and im sure it will be quicker than mine overclocked,Im waiting for gigabyte to release a dual core 6800 ultra then its christmas for dual core

Electrolyte01 23-04-2005 18:33

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Hmm, the new Gigabyte 3D1 kit (which has a SLI motherboard, and the Gigabyte 6600GT dual GPU card) gets a score of 6000 in 3DMark05, and it's cheaper to buy than what Rammy got. I may just go for the kit later on this year :)

Ramrod 23-04-2005 18:36

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Electrolyte
Hmm, the new Gigabyte 3D1 kit (which has a SLI motherboard, and the Gigabyte 6600GT dual GPU card) gets a score of 6000 in 3DMark05, and it's cheaper to buy than what Rammy got. I may just go for the kit later on this year :)

So you are saying that I got a slightly higher score than a SLi? :erm:

zing_deleted 23-04-2005 18:37

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There will be a 3d1 set up with dual ultra core me hopes,the 3d1 only has 128 meg ram per core admitted its clocked quite high but its not enough,imo if that set up has a bottle neck it will be ram

I

Ramrod 23-04-2005 18:44

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I just had a quick browse on the futuremark forums and my score is not too shabby at all for a single GPU 6800ultra (especially since i haven't gone overboard in o/c'ing it either) :)
Biftas is incredible, and KP's is just obscene :D

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 18:47

Re: Building my own PC
 
Ive just ran 3dmark05 on my old PC (after a fresh format and driver installation etc.)

Its a

P4 3.2
2Gb DDR PC3200
Geforce 5900 Ultra 256Mb DDR
Audigy 2 ZS


It gets a score of 1240 :Yikes: :Yikes:

I would of thought it would of been higher than that.... so thats some upgrade just completed......

Electrolyte01 23-04-2005 18:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
So you are saying that I got a slightly higher score than a SLi? :erm:

You clocked yours. This was the driver settings set to quality and set to default clocks. And it's not a complete SLI system like KP's, it uses SLI to use both GPUs on the card (the 2 GPUs are on the SAME card).

Still, including an AMD 64 3500+ Venice CPU it's going to cost £535 ;)

zing_deleted 23-04-2005 18:53

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I am an ati fanboy but I will mostly likely buy nvidia next,all depends on if ati get it together and create there version of sli,But ive read somewhere you can (if a board ever exists) use quite a few more than 2 cards
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Originally Posted by Electrolyte
You clocked yours. This was the driver settings set to quality and set to default clocks. And it's not a complete SLI system like KP's, it uses SLI to use both GPUs on the card (the 2 GPUs are on the SAME card).

Still, including an AMD 64 3500+ Venice CPU it's going to cost £535 ;)

It certainly is good value,a friend of mine bought it and put a 3200 in it,after a few teething troubles its now rock solid and it flies seeing as the mobo with gfx and chip would have cost less than my 3800 when i bought it

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 18:58

Re: Building my own PC
 
Ah i found the correct link for the orb of my 3dmark05 on the new rig

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=794195


:)

Ramrod 23-04-2005 20:04

Re: Building my own PC
 
I found this for sale on e-bay. Not bad at all! If it had been up sooner I might have gone for it :disturbd:

edit--hell Kp, you should have gone for it and just plugged another 6800 ultra into it :D
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Or how about this fx-55 :D

KingPhoenix 23-04-2005 21:06

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ouch..... look at the colour :( ;)

Nah.. im waiting on the FX-57 now... due out in the next 2 weeks or so :)

Ramrod 24-04-2005 10:54

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Nah.. im waiting on the FX-57 now... due out in the next 2 weeks or so :)

I'll believe that when it's sitting under a heatsink on your mobo :D

KingPhoenix 24-04-2005 11:09

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
I'll believe that when it's sitting under a heatsink on your mobo :D


mmmm..... me too :( we'll see...

zing_deleted 24-04-2005 11:17

Re: Building my own PC
 
Overclockers have venice 3800xp chips in stock and are allowing pre order on the 3700 and 4000 san diego chips available soon

http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=45014

venice vs san diego

If the prices quoted are correct I think I might have to make new friends accross the pond :D

Bifta 24-04-2005 11:59

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Ah i found the correct link for the orb of my 3dmark05 on the new rig

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=794195


:)

Nice job, I thought you'd gone for 2 x 6800U's though?

KingPhoenix 24-04-2005 12:29

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Nice job, I thought you'd gone for 2 x 6800U's though?

They are ultras :( not sure why they come up as GTs.. in my device manager they just come up as NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Series GPU, but in the geforce settings window (screenshot) theyre listed as ultras....

Ive also done a little overclocking, and my 3dmark05 score is now 9875 :D

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=797432

Electrolyte01 24-04-2005 13:06

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I thought PCI-E was 16x? :erm:

Richard M 24-04-2005 13:08

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Not when you run SLi, it has to be 2 8x channels.

Electrolyte01 24-04-2005 13:10

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
Not when you run SLi, it has to be 2 8x channels.

Learn something everyday :dozey:

Ramrod 25-04-2005 14:07

Re: Building my own PC
 
Hey KP, what temp are you running at? I'm at 39/32 degs C...............

zovat 25-04-2005 14:51

Re: Building my own PC
 
Ok, you are all depressing me now :(

I have an Athlon Xp 3000+, 1Gb of DDR, nvidia GeForce 5700 - 256Mb card, mirrored 160Gb SATA drives, and a fresh install of XP - my 3DMark05 score in less than 700 :(

Mind you - it runs HL2 and CS:Source with full resolution etc really well..

Ramrod 25-04-2005 15:38

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zovat
Ok, you are all depressing me now :(

I have an Athlon Xp 3000+, 1Gb of DDR, nvidia GeForce 5700 - 256Mb card, mirrored 160Gb SATA drives, and a fresh install of XP - my 3DMark05 score in less than 700 :(

That's a bit low........Did you turn av etc off?

Quote:

Mind you - it runs HL2 and CS:Source with full resolution etc really well..
Demonstrating how silly benchmarking can be :D

zovat 25-04-2005 15:42

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
That's a bit low........Did you turn av etc off?

Pretty sure I did - but will run it again to make sure :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Demonstrating how silly benchmarking can be :D

True - but it does seem a bit low for a resonably spec'd system.

Maybe I need to look at whether it is set up correctly (jumpers etc) as the CPU never really works hard, and the temp never seems to go above 30C

gary_580 25-04-2005 15:52

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Ah i found the correct link for the orb of my 3dmark05 on the new rig

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=794195


:)

link doesnt work

KingPhoenix 25-04-2005 16:03

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Hey KP, what temp are you running at? I'm at 39/32 degs C...............

Will check when i get it, i think its idle temp is around 42 after running for 24 hours
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Originally Posted by gary_580
link doesnt work

That one was turned off, to show my better score... (it appears i can only publish 1 score at a time) the link to my new score is on the page before this one :)

TigaSefi 25-04-2005 16:28

Re: Building my own PC
 
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?c...=main&id=28102

for u wannabes 64bit whores :D. It lets u upgrade ur 32 bit copy of Windows XP to the 64 bit for free and u only have to pay for postage.

gary_580 25-04-2005 16:29

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
That one was turned off, to show my better score... (it appears i can only publish 1 score at a time) the link to my new score is on the page before this one :)

:confused: Thats the one i looked at

zing_deleted 25-04-2005 16:39

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TigaSefi
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?c...=main&id=28102

for u wannabes 64bit whores :D. It lets u upgrade ur 32 bit copy of Windows XP to the 64 bit for free and u only have to pay for postage.

from xp goes gold thread
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
Windows XP Pro x64 Edition is now available to the general public as a free upgrade:
http://microsoft.productorder.com/clientx64/

You still have to pay for shipping though, which is about £14.

QUOTE from microsoft website
In order to be eligible to receive Windows ® XP Professional x64 Edition, your computer must have been ordered between March 31, 2003 and July 31, 2005 with Microsoft Windows ® XP Pro (32 Bit) preinstalled



Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb
There a bit tight with who can get it :confused: would have been nice for anyone with any xp32 on a 64 bit ready machine to get it,then some of em could pay me to install there new free upgrades :LOL:


Ramrod 25-04-2005 17:08

Re: Building my own PC
 
Temp was 52/39 after about a hour playing HL2......

KingPhoenix 25-04-2005 19:04

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gary_580
:confused: Thats the one i looked at

This link works fine for me

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=797432

:)

KingPhoenix 25-04-2005 20:56

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Temp was 52/39 after about a hour playing HL2......

What you using to get your temps btw??

mine is at 45 whilst watching video playback...

Ramrod 25-04-2005 21:00

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
What you using to get your temps btw??

mine is at 45 whilst watching video playback...

The ASUSprobe utility that came with the mobo

Ramrod 25-04-2005 23:59

Re: Building my own PC
 
Installed HL2 again today. It looks really awesome on this PC :tu: :)
Just been shot at when underwater and I could see the bubbles of air in the bullet trails in the water :shocked:

zing_deleted 26-04-2005 00:38

Re: Building my own PC
 
The citadel is a good graphical level isn't it, the whole section where you just look at the eye candy on the monorail :D
Wake up Mr Freeman you have a new toy to play with :LOL:

I dunno if you get it on your pc but do you intermitantly get the odd glitch with HL2?? In 32 bit xp it freezes every now and again just for a second,but on xp 64 it does it less for me

Electrolyte01 26-04-2005 08:41

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb
I dunno if you get it on your pc but do you intermitantly get the odd glitch with HL2?? In 32 bit xp it freezes every now and again just for a second,but on xp 64 it does it less for me

Does that to me. Already reported it to Valve who havn't replied in 3 weeks (this support ticket has been open for over a month).

Ramrod 26-04-2005 09:18

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No freezing here..........sounds fine as well..........

Electrolyte01 26-04-2005 09:23

Re: Building my own PC
 
The sounds on HL2 is what amazes me. Even with only 2 speakers it sounds amazing.

Oh, and there is a big difference between Dx7 and Dx8 on HL2 ;)

Ramrod 26-04-2005 09:24

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Electrolyte
The sounds on HL2 is what amazes me. Even with only 2 speakers it sounds amazing.

Oh, and there is a big difference between Dx7 and Dx8 on HL2 ;)

I suspect I'm using Dx9c :D

Richard M 26-04-2005 09:28

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Yeah, it looks much better with the PS 2 shaders. :)
I was pretty amazed by the water thing, just wait until you get to see the doors later on inside the houses with the "frosted" glass, that was their most complicated shader IIRC.

Electrolyte01 26-04-2005 11:04

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
Yeah, it looks much better with the PS 2 shaders. :)
I was pretty amazed by the water thing, just wait until you get to see the doors later on inside the houses with the "frosted" glass, that was their most complicated shader IIRC.

It looks good with PS 1.4 (which my card supports). I don't see the "frosted" glass though, looks like that's a Dx9 shader :(

Ramrod 28-04-2005 22:19

Re: Building my own PC
 
Hmmmmm............my mobo fan has suddenly become a bit louder (for the last couple of hours or so) ....wonder if it's thinking of giving up the ghost? How easy are these things to replace? :scratch:

AndrewJ 28-04-2005 22:34

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Cannot wait for my rig as I have HL2 and Cs-Source with my Steam account.

Have to join you guys I was pretty good at CS-Source last time I played breifly at my mates. I only died every 15seconds :D

Roy MM 28-04-2005 22:44

Re: Building my own PC
 
Gonna do a transfer to a new tower/case next week, my 1st attempt at getting my hands inside my PC, but i was a dab hand at panel jockeying when i had my TV shop, so i can't see it being much harder, or am i missing something?

yesman 28-04-2005 23:07

Re: Building my own PC
 
I don't know that much about computer's, but would this seem like good value ?

If so I might try it :erm:

If that has been posted before, apologies in advance :tu:

zing_deleted 29-04-2005 00:39

Re: Building my own PC
 
You want a kit? whats your max spend? onboard graphics is a no no if you want to play games but if you just want to build an office pc then you will be fine,or you could add a better gfx and more memory,it all depends what you need the machine to do,I would always spend top end of your budget as this ensures you get the best you can


this is one from over clockers no case or graphics

AMD Athlon "Mobile" XP2500-M Barton 266FSB (Socket A) CPU - OEM (CP-076-AM) (very overclockable)
Akasa AK-827 Ultra Quiet Copper Base CPU Cooler (Socket A) (HS-013-AK)
Abit NF7-S v2.0 nForce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-028-AB)
Corsair 512MB DDR Value Select PC3200 CAS2.5 Kit (2x256MB) (MY-043-CS)
£138.94 £138.94
Subtotal £138.94
VAT £24.32
Total £163.26

Bifta 29-04-2005 09:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Hmmmmm............my mobo fan has suddenly become a bit louder (for the last couple of hours or so) ....wonder if it's thinking of giving up the ghost? How easy are these things to replace? :scratch:

Very easy, but you might have to remove the motherboard to get the clips out from behind, I'd recommend replacing it with a passive Zalman heatsink (if your video card doesn't obscure it that is)

Ramrod 29-04-2005 10:01

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
Very easy, but you might have to remove the motherboard to get the clips out from behind, I'd recommend replacing it with a passive Zalman heatsink (if your video card doesn't obscure it that is)

Thats what I was thinking.........already been onto quietpc.com regarding which heatsink is appropriate...........of course, this morning the fan sounds fine :rolleyes: :D

Ramrod 04-05-2005 17:10

Re: Building my own PC
 
Just got my zalman zm-nb47j northbridge heatsink today...........now to fit the bugger :D

On another note--I just connected another case fan and bios can see it's spin speed but the asus utility cannot :confused:

Ramrod 05-05-2005 14:23

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Here we go.....northhbridge exposed, cleaned, heatsink fitted, old fan bits
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Currently at 31 C :)

Bifta 05-05-2005 15:49

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Here we go.....northhbridge exposed, cleaned, heatsink fitted, old fan bits
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Currently at 31 C :)

Taking photo's of fitting a northbridge heatsink .. you're going to turn into Professor Frink too.

Ramrod 05-05-2005 16:53

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
Taking photo's of fitting a northbridge heatsink .. you're going to turn into Professor Frink too.

That was just for information purposes....It's been at 32 C for the last 3 hours so I think it's been a success :p:

Richard M 05-05-2005 17:38

Re: Building my own PC
 
Run Far Cry for 3 hours and see how well it does then. :D

paulyoung666 05-05-2005 17:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard M
Run Far Cry for 3 hours and see how well it does then. :D


nice stress test for it :erm: :D :D :D

gary_580 05-05-2005 17:52

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
Taking photo's of fitting a northbridge heatsink .. you're going to turn into Professor Frink too.

i think GOING TO is a bit late :D

Gareth 05-05-2005 18:13

Re: Building my own PC
 
Rammy, any chance you can run through the spec of your new machine and how much it cost in total? This thread's become so long, I've forgotten on which page it's all detailed. Cheers.

KingPhoenix 05-05-2005 18:17

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
That was just for information purposes....It's been at 32 C for the last 3 hours so I think it's been a success :p:

The northbridge is running at 32? where you seeing that :confused: i cant see anything coming up in my ai booster software for the northbridge... only the cpu and case :confused:

AndrewJ 05-05-2005 18:46

Re: Building my own PC
 
I just got my new pc anyone got any ideas how I check its processor temp and motherboard temp.

Does not seem to be in the bios setup thing when I press f10 to check it out.

I believe its a micro atx board ( asus socket 939 pci-e )

zing_deleted 05-05-2005 18:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
everest :) http://www.lavalys.com/

Ramrod 05-05-2005 18:53

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
The northbridge is running at 32? where you seeing that :confused: i cant see anything coming up in my ai booster software for the northbridge... only the cpu and case :confused:

Have you got the asusprobe utility installed?
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Originally Posted by Richard M
Run Far Cry for 3 hours and see how well it does then. :D

HL2 for a hour ok? :)
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Originally Posted by Gareth
Rammy, any chance you can run through the spec of your new machine and how much it cost in total? This thread's become so long, I've forgotten on which page it's all detailed. Cheers.

I'll have a look for you :)

AndrewJ 05-05-2005 19:05

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb

Is there anything you do not know, one greeny on way gonna give that site a looky.

KingPhoenix 05-05-2005 19:13

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Have you got the asusprobe utility installed?

Thatll be the bugger :D will install that later :)

Ramrod 05-05-2005 19:16

Re: Building my own PC
 
Gareth, here are the details on my system.......asus A8V-E deluxe mobo £93.94 inc VAT
GeForce 6800Ultra 256MB PCI-E £327.98 inc VAT

2 gig of TWINX1024-3200XLPT XMS3200 2x512MB 2-2-2-5 £140.17 inc VAT x 2=£280. 34 inc vat

Athlon 64 4000+ Socket 939 £344.99 inc VAT

CoolerMaster Stacker STC-T01 - Silver Trim case. £105.40 Inc VAT

Enermax Noisetaker 600W £99.29 Inc VAT

I used my old audigy 2ZS soundcard, dabs are selling it for £63.39 inc VAT

Two Western Digital Raptor 74GB 10,000RPM SATA 8MB Cache HDD's, £123.32 Inc VATx2= £246.64

I think thats the lot........and it comes to £1561.9 6
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Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Thatll be the bugger :D will install that later :)

Doh! :D

Hey KP, have you seen what Dabs are selling the 6800ultras for atm? :erm: :mad:

Richard M 05-05-2005 19:42

Re: Building my own PC
 
I worked mine out the other day when I was comparing with a mate and it came to roughly £1900.

zovat 05-05-2005 20:30

Re: Building my own PC
 
I dont feel so bad about my score now, the total cost was less than £400 :D

KingPhoenix 05-05-2005 20:34

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Gareth, here are the details on my system.......asus A8V-E deluxe mobo £93.94 inc VAT
GeForce 6800Ultra 256MB PCI-E £327.98 inc VAT

2 gig of TWINX1024-3200XLPT XMS3200 2x512MB 2-2-2-5 £140.17 inc VAT x 2=£280. 34 inc vat

Athlon 64 4000+ Socket 939 £344.99 inc VAT

CoolerMaster Stacker STC-T01 - Silver Trim case. £105.40 Inc VAT

Enermax Noisetaker 600W £99.29 Inc VAT

I used my old audigy 2ZS soundcard, dabs are selling it for £63.39 inc VAT

Two Western Digital Raptor 74GB 10,000RPM SATA 8MB Cache HDD's, £123.32 Inc VATx2= £246.64

I think thats the lot........and it comes to £1561.9 6
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Doh! :D

Hey KP, have you seen what Dabs are selling the 6800ultras for atm? :erm: :mad:

Not far off what i paid for mine:)

Ramrod 05-05-2005 22:14

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Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Not far off what i paid for mine:)

Oh, shut up! :D


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