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System Owner: Xeonexs

Owner Country: UK

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Component Type

Brand

Product

CPU

Intel

Core 2 Duo E6600

OVERCLOCKED

MHz: 3

Multiplier: Default

Voltage: 1.37

Stepping: 0

FSB: 1500

Graphics Card

EVGA

8800GTX 768mb

OVERCLOCKED

GPU MHz: 614

RAM MHz: 949

Multiple Video Cards: No

Motherboard

EVGA

680i SLI

Sound Card

Creative

X-Fi XtremeMusic

RAM

Corsair

8500 Dominator 2 Gig Kit

Power Supply

Corsair

HX620W

Hard Drive

MAXTOR

300GB SATA

Hard Drive

MAXTOR

300GB SATA

Hard Drive

Western Digital

150 GB Raptor

Case

isotope

Techno Black

Monitor

Dell

Dell 24" Ultrasharp 2405FPW LCD

Accessories

Logitech

MX-518

Accessories

Creative

i-Trigue 5.1 Speakers

Accessories

Saitek

PC Gamer Keyboard

Accessories

Saitek

Cyborg EVO Joystick

Accessories

Saitek

R440 Force feedback wheel

Accessories

Belkin

N52 Game Pad

Accessories

Medusa

5.1 V1 Home EditionHeadset

Accessories

Fellowes

easy glide gle wristrest Mouse Mat

Accessories

Windows

Accessories

Windows

Vista

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System Comments

Posted By	Comment	Date Posted
minooo	congratulation, looks very cool.	04/09/2008 4:34:49 AM
mad-jo	looks cool...	09/16/2007 2:39:27 AM
gun6slinger9	very nice mod musta taken a long time setting it up in such a small area	09/15/2007 4:34:04 PM
Xeonexs	i don't normally have it overclocked as it runs all today's games on max anyway :o) (unclocked the benchmark is around 10k.) i've added 2 blower card and 3 internal fan to create an air circulation system that sucks air from the bottom back and blows it out the top back, shown in pic 4 and 5. i've never modded before and this is my first attempt but it seems to work very well with the case temp never going over 52, for a small case with no much ventilation that's allot better than before.	09/14/2007 11:44:35 PM