View Full Version : EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI
Speedstar1776
05-11-2009, 10:26
Who needs this... who needs a 4way SLI?... WHOOOOOOO
Performance
Based on Intel X58/ICH10R chipset
Supports Intel Core i7 Processors
Memory
6 x 240-pin DIMM sockets
Triple Channel DDR3
Maximum of 24GB of DDR3 1600MHz+
Expansion Slot
7 x PCIe x16/x8
0 x 32-bit PCI, support for PCI
Storage I/O
1 x UltraDMA133
9 x Serial ATA 300MB/sec with support for RAID 0, RAID1, RAID 0+1, RAID5, JBOD
Integrated Peripherals
8 Channel High Definition
2 x 10/100/1000
Multi I/O
1 x PS2 Keyboard
12 x USB2.0 ports (8 external + 4 internal headers)
Audio connector (Line-in, Line-out, MIC)
FireWire 1394A (1 external, 1 header)
Form Factor
XL-ATX Form Factor
Length: 13.58in - 345mm
Width: 10.375in � 263.5mm
Notes:
EVGA is proud to announce the world's first 4-Way SLI motherboard, the EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Edition, this motherboard has an impressive 7 PCIe Expansion slots allowing you to combine up to 4 EVGA GTX 285 Graphics cards for extreme performance!
http://www.evga.com/PRODUCTS/IMAGES/GALLERY/170-BL-E762-A1_MD_5.jpg
http://www.evga.com/PRODUCTS/IMAGES/GALLERY/170-BL-E762-A1_MD_4.jpg
http://www.evga.com/PRODUCTS/IMAGES/GALLERY/170-BL-E762-A1_MD_1.jpg
http://www.evga.com/PRODUCTS/IMAGES/GALLERY/170-BL-E762-A1_MD_6.jpg
this costs 399$ ~ 350€
uuuuuuuhm... drooooolll.... I like it !
Xaphan666
14-11-2009, 19:12
I would buy it because of the color and i love overkill systems...
Casemodding for ever! :P
http://pic.leech.it/i/7e03d/7818de1fgeh6.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=7818de1fgeh6.jpg)
If someone is interested in the way of creation, here my project log:
(German text, but many pictures)
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/vorstellung-wakue-systemen/20901-xaphan-dark-wakue-project-tt-armor-langzeitprojekt.html
Speedstar1776
14-11-2009, 19:21
nice system!!!
PS: ich will ja jetzt auch in die Overclock Szene einsteigen, aber mit WaKü wart ich noch, da ich für BC2 aufrüst!!!
OFERIKOLA
14-11-2009, 19:22
I would buy it because of the color and i love overkill systems...
Casemodding for ever! :P
http://pic.leech.it/i/7e03d/7818de1fgeh6.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=7818de1fgeh6.jpg)
If someone is interested in the way of creation, here my project log:
(German text, but many pictures)
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/vorstellung-wakue-systemen/20901-xaphan-dark-wakue-project-tt-armor-langzeitprojekt.html
amazing MAN:good3: , do you have more photoes of the complete computer? need some inspiration (I`m gonna buy mine about 3 monthes from now)
how the heck do you have the energy for all that stuff xaph?
I would buy it because of the color and i love overkill systems...
Casemodding for ever! :P
http://pic.leech.it/i/7e03d/7818de1fgeh6.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=7818de1fgeh6.jpg)
If someone is interested in the way of creation, here my project log:
(German text, but many pictures)
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/vorstellung-wakue-systemen/20901-xaphan-dark-wakue-project-tt-armor-langzeitprojekt.html
Really good work and a nice setup Xaphan. :good3:
But only a single Laing? :p I have 3 pics here (http://www.timelessgaming.com/forums/showpost.php?p=47718&postcount=111) with a higher priority for lower temperatures than optic. ;)
Xaphan666
14-11-2009, 20:22
750 Watt PSU - and its only using 174 Watt.
And Btw. u don't know the rest of the hardware
Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 (130 Watt TDP)
Asus Maximus Extreme
Geforce GTX280
4 GB OCZ Ram
12 Fans (9 For the Radiator)
Waterpump and so on.
Energy Monsters :D
Ofi:
Look at the "Meisterkuehler" Link its the Log how i creat it - with many pictures.
Here some more impressions:
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/350761-post120.html
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/349382-post114.html
not energy as in power mate, the energy as in labourwork :p
Xaphan666
14-11-2009, 23:17
hm i don't know what u mean :) maybe explain it with other words. :P
hm i don't know what u mean :) maybe explain it with other words. :P
the time to do it, the motivation to do it, etc
Xaphan666
15-11-2009, 00:28
Ah ok... motivation was to build up a silent and powerfull system which is an eyecatcher in the living room.
I nearly needed up to 8 month to build it up. 3 month to get the stuff 5 month to install it, but i didn't worked on it every day.
Next one will be created 2011.. new hardware, new watercooling stuff etc.
Maybe with the EVGA X58 Classified or the replacement of it, but only if it has black / red color. :woohoo:
@Damon:
Yes one Laing is enough... two are really overkill.
With the one Laing i supply these components:
Radiator -> CPU cooler -> 2x Mosfet Cooler -> Northbridge Cooler -> Graphic Cooler -> Southbridge Cooler -> H.D.D. Cooler -> Compensation Reservoir
And the rate of flow is: ~ 117 liter per hour - thats more then enough. You only need more then 20 l/h to cool a system effective.
OFERIKOLA
15-11-2009, 12:18
Is this normal water, or a special fluid?
what about leaking? how do you prevent leakage?
Xaphan666
15-11-2009, 13:30
special fluid - and fittings for watercooling
And before u install the water cooling components, u can test it whilst du connect a tube, close the second port and blow into the tube
and if their raise airbubbles its not leakproof.
Pictures say more then words:
http://www.meisterkuehler.de/forum/336455-post57.html
Special Fluid:
http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p2394_Innovatek-Protect-ready-made-mixture-by-Aquatuning-1000ml.html
My opinion, this is the best u can have.
OFERIKOLA
15-11-2009, 13:47
Two more please,
Does this coolent Has an expieration date?
and do you need special hardware for the water system (motherboard with special sockets etc...)?
Xaphan666
15-11-2009, 14:16
Nope, u just need a waterblock which fix to the mainboard specifications.
Before u buy the hardware u should look wether there is a water cooling block
available.
I think u should change the coolant every year.
OFERIKOLA
15-11-2009, 14:32
Thenks for the patiance!!:good2:
Xaphan666
15-11-2009, 14:42
No problem if u have more questions, then ask :-) and if you have a hardware list, which would you buy i could help search for the right waterblocks, pumps etc.
But be aware Watercooling can be very expensive... 300 up top 1200 EUR :woohoo:
Btw. EVGA and EK-Waterblocks (http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/) FTW!!!!!!
http://pic.leech.it/i/89ee3/8e05d9d5evga1.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=8e05d9d5evga1.jpg)
http://pic.leech.it/i/5147d/106f86fevga2.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=106f86fevga2.jpg)
http://pic.leech.it/i/a8b78/f93a828evga3.jpg (http://pic.leech.it/pic.php?id=f93a828evga3.jpg)
(Source: http://www.dexgo.com/index.php?site=artikel/view.php&id=417&rubrik=Hardware&seite=1)
Lovely Lovely... i really love this board... EVGA will be my next choice mainboard!
(... but only if they have a MB with black PCB and red / black coloration - as i already said :P)
EK-Waterblocks or MIPS (http://www.mips-computer.com/) !!!!
I love their nickel sets...... :)