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At the moment I use "user level" virtualisation in VirtualBox because of the ease of use, although I'm tempted with VMWare's ESXi. One of the recent updates of VirtualBox allows you to set up an "internal network" such that all the VM's can see each other.
My biggest issue is that I still want a decent visual experience when I'm not working, I don't think any of the bare metal hypervisors can virtualise PCI-Express, and the graphics cards that go with it. My (companies) computer supports Intel's VT-d to virtualise devices, but I don't think any of the current hypervisors support that.
So I generally virtualise on Linux, and dual boot into Windows 7 for gaming.i7 [email protected], Asus Rampage V Extreme (X99), 32GB DDR4-2800
R9-295X2 R9-290X TriFire, Asus PB287Q (4K@60), 2x Dell U2711 (1440p)
Crucial M550 (2 x 1TB), WD Black (2 x 4TB), Pioneer BDR-206, Corsair Carbide Air540
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Originally posted by gzunk View PostThe Fans
He's like fire, and ice, and rage.
He's like the night and the storm in the heart of the sun.
He's ancient and forever.
He burns at the centre of time and he can see the turn of the universe.
And... he's wonderful.
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Ahhh I can make another meaningful contribution to the thread.... my newest build. This one replaces the last Q6600 desktop with the massive water cooling rig (soon to be for sale), but improves on it almost across the board with lower power consumption at stock speeds.
The first few minutes of windows 7 after installation.
Cable Management Shmable Management.
And the slightly less cluttered CPU side.
All built up around a Core i7 860, 8GB of DDR3 1600, an HD 5750, a Xonar DX, an X25-M 80GB, and a 400W Corsair PSU. Dang this thing is fast.
Oh and coming soon is a revision of my Mini ITX rig.Desktop: Intel Core i7 7770k : 16GB EVGA DDR4 2400 : Gigabyte GTX 1070 Ti Windforce X2 : Gigabyte GA-H270-WIFI : AudioQuest DragonFly DAC : Samsung SM961 NVMe 1TB SSD : Corsair Builder 500W PSU : Samsung 1440p 32" Monitor : Klipsch Promedia 2.1 : Windows 10 Pro x64
Tablet: Microsoft Surface Pro 4 : Intel Core i5-6300U : 8GB DDR3 : Intel 520 Integrated : 256GB SSD : 12.3" 2736x1824 display : Windows 10 Pro x64
HTPC: Intel Core i3 3225 : HD 4000 integrated : 8GB Samsung DDR3 1600 : Gigabyte H77N-Wifi : 120GB Sandisk Extreme SSD : 80W power brick and picoPSU150 XT : Integrated HD Audio : Scepter 32" LCD TV : Logitech Z313 2.1 : Windows 7 Pro x64
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Upgraded the Gaming Rig in a new build over the weekend.
Q6600 @ 3.2GHz -> Core i7 920 @ 4Ghz
Asus P5Q Deluxe P45 -> Gigabyte EX58-UD5
4GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR2 800 -> 6GB Corsair Dominator DDR3 1600
HIS HD4870X2 -> 2 x Asus 5870 1GB CrossfireX
500GB RAID 0 -> 160GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD
Pioneer 18x DVD burner -> Pioneer DVR-S18FXV
Last edited by junglist1996; Nov 1, 2009, 08:32 PM.Systems:
<= See "System Specs" | CPU Core 2 Quad Q6600 G0 2.4GHz | Mobo Asus P5Q Deluxe | RAM 4GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR2 800 | GPU HIS Radeon HD6570 1GB | SSD 120GB Intel 320 | Optical LG GGC-H20L Blu-ray/HD DVD | Case Origen AE S16V | PSU Zalman ZM600-HP | OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Input Logitech MX Air + Logitech diNovo Edge | TV Panasonic VIERA TH-P50V20H 50" Plasma 1080p | DAC Wyred4Sound DAC2 24/192 Async USB | Integrated amplifier Musical Fidelity AMS35i 35wpc pure Class A | Loudspeakers Vienna Acoustics Beethoven Concert Grand | ASRock Core 100HT | CPU Core i3 350M 2.26GHz | Chipset Intel HM55 | RAM 4GB Kingston DDR3 1333 | GPU Intel HD Graphics | SSD 60GB OCZ Vertex 2 | Optical LG Super-Multi DVD burner | OS Windows 7 Home Premium x64 | Input Logitech K400 | TV Sony BRAVIA KDL-40HX750 40" LED 1080p | DAC Eastern Electric MiniMax DAC 24/192 w/ M2Tech hiFace USB->SPDIF | Integrated amplifier Musical Fidelity A1 20wpc Class A | Loudspeakers DALI Royal Menuet II on Solidsteel ZR-7 | Dell XPS 15 (9530) | CPU Core i7 4702HQ 2.2GHz | Chipset Intel HM87 | RAM 16GB DDR3 1600 | GPU Nvidia GT 750M 2GB Optimus + Intel HD Graphics 4600 | SSD 512GB Samsung SM841 | OS Windows 8.1 Pro x64 | Input Backlit keyboard (built-in) + Logitech Performance Mouse M950 + Filco Majestouch Ninja keyboard (Cherry MX Brown) | Display 15.6" 3200x1800 Touch + Matrox DualHead2Go w/ 2 x Dell UltraSharp 1907FP 2560x1024 | Sound Realtek HD Audio | Microsoft Surface Pro | CPU Core i5 3317U 1.7GHz | Chipset Intel HM77 | RAM 4GB DDR3 1600 | GPU Intel HD Graphics 4000 | SSD 128GB Micron RealSSD C400 | OS Windows 8.1 Pro x64 | Input Touch Cover + Surface Pen | Display 10.6" 1920x1080 touchscreen | QNAP TS-253 Pro | 2 x 6TB HGST Deskstar NAS RAID 1
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Originally posted by caveman-jim View PostOne more + a display port adapter to go with a 5970 and you're set!
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Originally posted by Meteor|WAR View PostGreasy, are both LCDs connected to one stand? That's pretty cool, have a link or a picture of the back?
I need longer DVI cables in order to clean it up a bit. Not really worried about it though.
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Originally posted by Greasy View PostYeah, I picked it up from amazon.
I need longer DVI cables in order to clean it up a bit. Not really worried about it though.He's like fire, and ice, and rage.
He's like the night and the storm in the heart of the sun.
He's ancient and forever.
He burns at the centre of time and he can see the turn of the universe.
And... he's wonderful.
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Originally posted by Soong View PostThat looks nice. I might want to setup something like that for my work PC.
Why the moron bean counters in the office can't seem to realize that spending 250 bucks on another monitor makes us a lot more productive is beyond me.
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Originally posted by Greasy View PostYeah, I picked it up from amazon.
I need longer DVI cables in order to clean it up a bit. Not really worried about it though.
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Sorry for the low res, i deleted the 12MP ver. Ill get up better pics later. And yes i need to clean my PC, and get better wiring done.Ima upgrade to a i7 in the next week or 2 so ill be cleaning the SH*T out of it.
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X - ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS - 16GB Corsair LPX 3200Mhz - 1TB WD Black SN850 - Nvidia RTX 4080 FE 16GB - Seasonic Focus GX-850 - Dell S2716DG - Be Quiet 500DX
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Originally posted by SSXeon View PostSorry for the low res, i deleted the 12MP ver. Ill get up better pics later. And yes i need to clean my PC, and get better wiring done.Ima upgrade to a i7 in the next week or 2 so ill be cleaning the SH*T out of it.
And WTF @ your all of wiring are really ABOVE!
AMD Phenom II X2 555 @ stock clock
Xigamtek Knight cooler
ASUS M4A79XTD EVO
G.Skill 8GB DDR3 1333 (4x4GB)
Intel 530 240GB SSD
XFX ATI Radeon 4870 1GB
Antec Truepower 750W
NZXT Source 210
Windows 7 x64
AMD FX-8350 @ stock clock
Gigabyte GA-990FX-UD5 R5
G.Skill Sniper 16GB (8x2) DDR3 1866
Arctic Freezer 7 Pro 7 rev. 2
Gigabyte Windforce 7950 3GB Ghz Edition
Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD
EVGA SuperNova 650W
NZXT Source 210 w/ two Noctua F-12 fans
Ubuntu MATE 64-bit Intel i5 3570K @ stock clock | G.Skill 16GB (8GBx2) DDR3 1866 | Silicon Power 60GB SSD | Win 10 Pro x64 | NZXT Source 210
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His PSU is on the top, seems like an older case so he has no holes to come through the other side = spaghetti madness.Originally posted by curioEat this protein bar, for it is of my body. And drink this creatine shake, for it is my blood.
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Originally posted by Nunz View Postspaghetti madness.O man that made me laugh hard. Ima zip tie the sh*t out of it, hid as much as i can above my cpu drive. And yeah sux i dont have holes like the newer cases, but i think i can manage.
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X - ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS - 16GB Corsair LPX 3200Mhz - 1TB WD Black SN850 - Nvidia RTX 4080 FE 16GB - Seasonic Focus GX-850 - Dell S2716DG - Be Quiet 500DX
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Originally posted by SSXeon View PostO man that made me laugh hard. Ima zip tie the sh*t out of it, hid as much as i can above my cpu drive. And yeah sux i dont have holes like the newer cases, but i think i can manage.
Good luck with that, I hated doing the whole wiring stuff and just zip-tied everything and at least attempted to make it look nice.
Now, my HAF932 has nice cut holes that i slip all my cables through. Looks awesome inside when you can't see any cables really.Originally posted by curioEat this protein bar, for it is of my body. And drink this creatine shake, for it is my blood.
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Originally posted by Greasy View PostYeah, I picked it up from amazon.
I need longer DVI cables in order to clean it up a bit. Not really worried about it though.
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Originally posted by SSXeon View PostO man that made me laugh hard. Ima zip tie the sh*t out of it, hid as much as i can above my cpu drive. And yeah sux i dont have holes like the newer cases, but i think i can manage.
AMD Phenom II X2 555 @ stock clock
Xigamtek Knight cooler
ASUS M4A79XTD EVO
G.Skill 8GB DDR3 1333 (4x4GB)
Intel 530 240GB SSD
XFX ATI Radeon 4870 1GB
Antec Truepower 750W
NZXT Source 210
Windows 7 x64
AMD FX-8350 @ stock clock
Gigabyte GA-990FX-UD5 R5
G.Skill Sniper 16GB (8x2) DDR3 1866
Arctic Freezer 7 Pro 7 rev. 2
Gigabyte Windforce 7950 3GB Ghz Edition
Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD
EVGA SuperNova 650W
NZXT Source 210 w/ two Noctua F-12 fans
Ubuntu MATE 64-bit Intel i5 3570K @ stock clock | G.Skill 16GB (8GBx2) DDR3 1866 | Silicon Power 60GB SSD | Win 10 Pro x64 | NZXT Source 210
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^^ says Yoda.Lian-Li A71F : MSI Z87-G45 : i5-4670K : MSI GTX970 Gaming 4G : 8gb Kingston HyperX Beasts : Antec Quattro 850W : WD VelociRaptor : LG SuperMulti DVDRW : Sharp Aquos 32" 1920x1080 : Logitech X-530 5.1 : Win7 32-bit Lian-Li PC-A05NB : Asus M3A78-CM : AthlonX2 5200+ : TT DuOrb'd Radeon HD3870 : 2gb Corsair PC-6400 : Auzentech HDAXplosion 7.1 : LG Super Multi BR&HD-DVD : Logitech Z-5500 Digital : LG 42" LCD 1366x768 : Vista HP 32-bit 1U rack chassis : Intel SE7501WV2 board : dual s604 2.8Ghz Xeon's : 2gb ECC DDR400 RAM : 73gb SCSI HDD : Server 2003 Enterprise
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The twins have arrived...
Finally...
and
i7 [email protected], Asus Rampage V Extreme (X99), 32GB DDR4-2800
R9-295X2 R9-290X TriFire, Asus PB287Q (4K@60), 2x Dell U2711 (1440p)
Crucial M550 (2 x 1TB), WD Black (2 x 4TB), Pioneer BDR-206, Corsair Carbide Air540
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Awesome! Now your rig looks badass!
AMD Phenom II X2 555 @ stock clock
Xigamtek Knight cooler
ASUS M4A79XTD EVO
G.Skill 8GB DDR3 1333 (4x4GB)
Intel 530 240GB SSD
XFX ATI Radeon 4870 1GB
Antec Truepower 750W
NZXT Source 210
Windows 7 x64
AMD FX-8350 @ stock clock
Gigabyte GA-990FX-UD5 R5
G.Skill Sniper 16GB (8x2) DDR3 1866
Arctic Freezer 7 Pro 7 rev. 2
Gigabyte Windforce 7950 3GB Ghz Edition
Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD
EVGA SuperNova 650W
NZXT Source 210 w/ two Noctua F-12 fans
Ubuntu MATE 64-bit Intel i5 3570K @ stock clock | G.Skill 16GB (8GBx2) DDR3 1866 | Silicon Power 60GB SSD | Win 10 Pro x64 | NZXT Source 210
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More, because I live in "Rip-off Britain". They worked out at about $815 each after tax, and that's *before* all the e-tailers put their prices up by $150 (£100) because the 5970 is so hard to get hold of.Last edited by gzunk; Dec 3, 2009, 08:54 AM.i7 [email protected], Asus Rampage V Extreme (X99), 32GB DDR4-2800
R9-295X2 R9-290X TriFire, Asus PB287Q (4K@60), 2x Dell U2711 (1440p)
Crucial M550 (2 x 1TB), WD Black (2 x 4TB), Pioneer BDR-206, Corsair Carbide Air540
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Originally posted by DaJMasta View PostAhhh I can make another meaningful contribution to the thread.... my newest build. This one replaces the last Q6600 desktop with the massive water cooling rig (soon to be for sale), but improves on it almost across the board with lower power consumption at stock speeds.
All built up around a Core i7 860, 8GB of DDR3 1600, an HD 5750, a Xonar DX, an X25-M 80GB, and a 400W Corsair PSU. Dang this thing is fast.
Oh and coming soon is a revision of my Mini ITX rig.
And holy crap, gzunkp.
Must be nice to be rich.
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Originally posted by -n7- View PostNice, i have that same case (my Lian LAN).
And holy crap, gzunkp.
Must be nice to be rich.He's like fire, and ice, and rage.
He's like the night and the storm in the heart of the sun.
He's ancient and forever.
He burns at the centre of time and he can see the turn of the universe.
And... he's wonderful.
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Originally posted by Soong View PostSome people are willing to forgo food and similar amenities in order to acquire more teraflops. For me it's terabytes and multi-megapixel monitors. For others it's sunlight, fresh air, and social lives.
You know.... it is *possible* to go for teraflops and sunlight and social lives. Perhaps not double precision teraflops, sunlight, and social lives.... but definitely single precision.
Desktop: Intel Core i7 7770k : 16GB EVGA DDR4 2400 : Gigabyte GTX 1070 Ti Windforce X2 : Gigabyte GA-H270-WIFI : AudioQuest DragonFly DAC : Samsung SM961 NVMe 1TB SSD : Corsair Builder 500W PSU : Samsung 1440p 32" Monitor : Klipsch Promedia 2.1 : Windows 10 Pro x64
Tablet: Microsoft Surface Pro 4 : Intel Core i5-6300U : 8GB DDR3 : Intel 520 Integrated : 256GB SSD : 12.3" 2736x1824 display : Windows 10 Pro x64
HTPC: Intel Core i3 3225 : HD 4000 integrated : 8GB Samsung DDR3 1600 : Gigabyte H77N-Wifi : 120GB Sandisk Extreme SSD : 80W power brick and picoPSU150 XT : Integrated HD Audio : Scepter 32" LCD TV : Logitech Z313 2.1 : Windows 7 Pro x64
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Nice upgrade!!
i9 9900KF/Corsair H100i
Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Master
EVGA 3080 FTW3 Ultra
32GB G.Skill DDR3 3200
Corsair HX1000W
Corsair 600T Silver Edition
Corsair Nightsword Mouse/Logitech G15 Keyboard
LG CX 48"
i5 3570k/OEM Cooler
Asus Sabretooth Z77
Asus ROG 1080Ti Strix
16GB G.Skill DDR3 2600
Corsair CX750M
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh
Logtech G703 Mouse/Logitech G915 Keyboard
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Got mad at the ****ty wiring job I did when I installed the GTX 285's and the Corsair TX850 power supply. So I spent an hour an took the pc completely apart and rewired it:
Yes I moved my DVDRW drives to the bottom of the case. Mainly because it requires less effort to insert a DVD when they are down here (lol), and two it allows me to shove my unused power cables in the gap between the bottom drive and the bottom of the case.
I also went against corsairs reccomendation on the H50 cooler. They recommend you have the back fan slot be an intake fan to bring in cold air for the cpu. What I did was install 2 fans on the radiator for a push/pull setup. Took some digging to find screws long enough for the second fan, but it was worth it. Core i5 idles at 34C with 1.4volts at 4GHz and my graphics cards idle at 39C and 42C. Best of all I cant hear my pc anymore, reworking the wires and changing the position of the fans in the front allowed me to turn the fans to low instead of medium.
Next upgrade for me is aftermarket coolers for the GTX 285's. I've seen 86C in Crysis., Just a tad too high for my liking and cranking the fan speed means I can hear them. Looking at this:
Arctic Cooling Accelero Extreme GTX Pro, supposed to be released sometime this month.
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here is mine, love my mac, only run windows on it though
Originally posted by silent_guyWhat exactly do you think would happen if you *did* connect a large load? The arrival of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?Originally posted by CharlieContrast that with the GT300 approach. There is no dedicated tesselator, and if you use that DX11 feature, it will take large amounts of shader time, used inefficiently as is the case with general purpose hardware. You will then need the same shaders again to render the triangles. 250K to 1 Million triangles on the GT300 should be notably slower than straight 1 Million triangles.
Originally posted by Corum Jhaelen Irseiand you tell me I am in for a suprise? It is the FX; Late, hot, needing insane clock rates for its size. You have yet to show even one of my posts wrong.
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Originally posted by Nunz View PostToo bad one of those cards are defective.. eh?
And I've got the Auzentech Forte 7.1 in there now working wellLast edited by gzunk; Dec 12, 2009, 03:40 PM.i7 [email protected], Asus Rampage V Extreme (X99), 32GB DDR4-2800
R9-295X2 R9-290X TriFire, Asus PB287Q (4K@60), 2x Dell U2711 (1440p)
Crucial M550 (2 x 1TB), WD Black (2 x 4TB), Pioneer BDR-206, Corsair Carbide Air540
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Sorry for the mess. I am going to work on cleaning up the wires. We mainly use this for web surfing, working and printing documents.
Specs: HP Athlon XP 3000+, 2GB RAM, GeForce 6200, 250GB Hard drive.
In the corner of my bedroom, I have this small corner desk setup to surf the web, do some downloading, and e-mails before I sleep or get up in the morning. The HP DV2-1030 is light and thin enough to take to bed and watch some anime before going to bed.
Specs: Athlon Neo 1.6Ghz, 4GB RAM, 12.1" Screen, 320GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
When I need to get some serious work done, I goto the dining table and boot up my MacBook Pro. A minimalist workspace but there are no distractions. Dining table is usually clear when it isn't mealtime so it's easy to focus.
Specs: MacBook Pro 15" 2.53Ghz Unibody, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, Snow Leopard.
HP Mini 110 used to quickly jump on the web and e-mail while watching TV. I also take this thing with me on vacation since it's so light and does it's job very well. I dumped the Vaio P for this and haven't looked back since.
The mini mainly resides in my car so I can easily pull it out when I'm at a coffee shop or wherever WiFi is available
Specs: Intel Atom 270, 10" Screen, 2GB RAM, 160GB Hard DriveMacbook Air 11" 2012 | Intel Core i7 2.0GHz Dual Core | 8GB RAM | 256GB SSD | Mac OS X
iPhone 5 32GB | iPad Mini 16GB LTE | Samsung Galaxy Note 2
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Dell PowerEdge T300 Server case.
Cable management at about 90% completed.
Lian-Li A71F : MSI Z87-G45 : i5-4670K : MSI GTX970 Gaming 4G : 8gb Kingston HyperX Beasts : Antec Quattro 850W : WD VelociRaptor : LG SuperMulti DVDRW : Sharp Aquos 32" 1920x1080 : Logitech X-530 5.1 : Win7 32-bit Lian-Li PC-A05NB : Asus M3A78-CM : AthlonX2 5200+ : TT DuOrb'd Radeon HD3870 : 2gb Corsair PC-6400 : Auzentech HDAXplosion 7.1 : LG Super Multi BR&HD-DVD : Logitech Z-5500 Digital : LG 42" LCD 1366x768 : Vista HP 32-bit 1U rack chassis : Intel SE7501WV2 board : dual s604 2.8Ghz Xeon's : 2gb ECC DDR400 RAM : 73gb SCSI HDD : Server 2003 Enterprise
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Originally posted by Greasy View PostFAIL. Why pay the retarded "apple" tax if you don't want to use the ****ty os?This.
He's like fire, and ice, and rage.
He's like the night and the storm in the heart of the sun.
He's ancient and forever.
He burns at the centre of time and he can see the turn of the universe.
And... he's wonderful.
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