just though I'd share...
#1
just though I'd share...
when I'm not playing around with my 91 PU, I'm probably playing around with my other hobby, like building my new rig 








Specs:
MSI X58 Pro LGA 1366 Motherboard
Intel i7 920 @ stock 2.66ghz Processor
6GB Corsair XMS3 Memory
WD 1TB (OS, file storage, program files) for hard-drive 1
Seagate 300GB (Media Center recording) for hard-drive 2
MSI HD4870 1gb Graphics Card
Hauppauge WINTVHVR1600 HD TV Tuner card
Sigma Shark SP-585 585 watt Power Supply
All wrapped nicely in an Antec 902, and working on Windows Vista 64 bit









Specs:
MSI X58 Pro LGA 1366 Motherboard
Intel i7 920 @ stock 2.66ghz Processor
6GB Corsair XMS3 Memory
WD 1TB (OS, file storage, program files) for hard-drive 1
Seagate 300GB (Media Center recording) for hard-drive 2
MSI HD4870 1gb Graphics Card
Hauppauge WINTVHVR1600 HD TV Tuner card
Sigma Shark SP-585 585 watt Power Supply
All wrapped nicely in an Antec 902, and working on Windows Vista 64 bit
#3
With this one, I decided it was time to use current and upcoming technology
so I decided on the main parts (the motherboard and processor) being something fresh, so enter the new line of i7 cores 
Luckily my new job (well I say new; I've been there for about 9 months now) allowed me to explore with the cash some... dumped $1,300 into this build
and that's just the tower; I already had the 22.5" LCD and everything else 
It could still use a couple little things, like a better CPU cooler instead of the stock one... it's like my truck; I'll never be saticfied, cause there's ALWAYS something that can be made better
Last edited by iamsuperbleeder; Apr 16, 2009 at 08:33 PM.
#4
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jk I know what ya mean. It's like that for mountain bikes with me
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Yeah, too bad your running Intel. Can't really overclock the i7's. Some changes can be done to the MSI board, but thats 'bout it.......
Sounds like a quick lil gaming machine!!!!
Sounds like a quick lil gaming machine!!!!
#6
LMFAO! Just like my friends! They all have these huge, crazy, built computers with blue lights and 5 fans.... but they know next to nothing about cars. Thats where I come in, with my limited knowledge of mainly only Yotas 
Sweet looking compy...

Sweet looking compy...
#7
granted there's no FSB on the i7's like most other procs, you can still OC
a buddy of mine has the 920 as well, running at 3.9ghz on air; I don't really feel the need to OC this thing though; I think it's a beast as is

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#8
my notebooke is at 80 percent physical memory with 76 processes with 1 gig ram chip hahh. you could have put a grand toward your yota for a lift but im a computer freak too lol
#9

but yeah, I almost bought a locker and 4.88's instead, lol
seeing that I don't go out to the trails as much like I use to, and it's more of my daily commuter now that see's 4wd maybe only once or twice a month, I thought I'd get more use out of a new computer
#10
sweet build! msi products are pretty good, i built my k8n (socket 939) like 4yrs ago lol and the only thing that has went bad is my north bridge fan. i was thinking Intel for my upcoming build but I'm a die hard AMD fan
she's still a runner though,
msi k8n mobo
amd64 3400+
2gb of ocz dual channel mem
120gb sata 3gb/sec
xfx 7900 gs 256mb
xp sp3
do you play any fps?
she's still a runner though,
msi k8n mobo
amd64 3400+
2gb of ocz dual channel mem
120gb sata 3gb/sec
xfx 7900 gs 256mb
xp sp3
do you play any fps?
#14
Dude.. I got a dell..
ya me a freind tryed building him a computer one time.. ya.. didnt work out so well lol
looks pretty sweet man, i give you props for learing to build them and building that beast.
ya me a freind tryed building him a computer one time.. ya.. didnt work out so well lol
looks pretty sweet man, i give you props for learing to build them and building that beast.
#15
very close 
nope
HTC Mogul
I wanted a Windows Mobile phone for so long, and I love Windows Mobile, and the features of the phone are nice, but the phone's too darned slow, lol, it can be a PITA some times
I may consider the Tilt when the time comes that I need a new one
Wab, I surprised you noticed that and not the leaf sping shackle bushings sitting under the moniter that came from YOU in your shackle kit
I was able to get the metal center portions out of my stockers some how, and the stock bushings are working fine for now; when I get new leafs, they'll go in though

nope

HTC Mogul
I wanted a Windows Mobile phone for so long, and I love Windows Mobile, and the features of the phone are nice, but the phone's too darned slow, lol, it can be a PITA some times

I may consider the Tilt when the time comes that I need a new one

Wab, I surprised you noticed that and not the leaf sping shackle bushings sitting under the moniter that came from YOU in your shackle kit
I was able to get the metal center portions out of my stockers some how, and the stock bushings are working fine for now; when I get new leafs, they'll go in though
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#16
Yota Tech's + Computer Tech's = Awesome.
I had to get up at 1 AM yesterday because a friend was building a computer, his first build, and something was wrong. He didn't push the memory in all the way.
I'm jealous of my Dad, he has a laptop table in his Accord, I want one for my Yota.
Awesome machine bleeder, great price too! Some guy who came into our store had one, he fried the i7 AND the MOBO. He paid like $300 apiece and Intel won't cover it.
When I get extra money it's hard to decide whether I should buy a computer related object, or Yota related object.
Decisions, decisions, decisions.
I had to get up at 1 AM yesterday because a friend was building a computer, his first build, and something was wrong. He didn't push the memory in all the way.

I'm jealous of my Dad, he has a laptop table in his Accord, I want one for my Yota.
Awesome machine bleeder, great price too! Some guy who came into our store had one, he fried the i7 AND the MOBO. He paid like $300 apiece and Intel won't cover it.

When I get extra money it's hard to decide whether I should buy a computer related object, or Yota related object.
Decisions, decisions, decisions.
#17

but as they say, you gotta pay to play

how'd he fry them?
just overheated, or was he pushing it with some OCing?
#18

Makes me wonder....
#19
yeah that was kinda stupid on his part
spend $600 on computer parts that you're not sure how to put together? 
in the midst of the new processor core designing and all, Intel should have thought up a better way to mount the heat sink... I wasn't a big fan of the way it mounted on my old dual core 775 rig, and to find the same method of locking it down on the 1366 socket, kinda had me dissapointed... I'd rather have the dangerous feeling 478 style lock in, lol. so what if it made the mobo bend, you knew that hinksink was held tight against the proc
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From: Grew up in S.C.V, So Cal.....now in Hampstead, NC

My lil Acer Aspire 4520 is OC's from 1.8 to 2.5GHz. Now if only I could OC the graphics on this laptop.....still working on it.....lol


