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lol... those are vintage ludwig items, btw.

delete this double post please

Thanks, bud Yeah, they're the Bitspower blocks, which I'll hook up in parallel, with those in series with the VRM block.

Some updates: rebuilt the dual Watercool Industrial D5 PWM Pump setup for use with the third radiator that will be going into the SR3 segment of the manhattan project (for the VRM block; and the dual Intel 900P 480GB SSDS, which I also added blocks to) swapped out the SW3s that were in the two MORA420s and replaced them with Noctua 200s did away with the splitty9 actives that those SW3s were connected to (don't need them with the Noctuas; but will use one of them with the SW3s that will cool that third radiotor) received the additional QD4s from Koolance; hung the replacement deaths head moth in its proper place in the ménagerie. Enjoy!

Not quite peak, but he's getting there; he could still use this Epson label printer instead of writing everything by hand

Disturbing doom wads? I guess they could be

been there, shot my wad.

Leather Jacket, et al, just being Leather Jacket.

@Mr. FoxGreat writeup, bud!

The R game might be redfall Redfall | Official Website | Bethesda.net BETHESDA.NET Redfall - an open world co-op shooter developed by Arkane Austin

Great stuff, Flux! You complete that room of yours

IIR BF really pushes ram to the max, does your ram pass TM5 anta extreme or absolut?

This sounds like an issue with the GPU not the PSU. What is event viewer showing?

I'm going to use your post to go on a small rant. The only reason I stopped participating at Hwbot, is because a few elite members who control HWBot control every aspect of the "competitions". The rules are arbitrary and capricious (such as LOD/Tess manipulation) and most of the competitions are basically the same pros almost every time at the top. There are a ton of awesome members and even some great information sharing, but trends became evident the more I participated there. HwBot gives you the ability to filter results by cooling options, but still assigns points in a raw format. If the points were assigned within the hardware limitations, it would make the competitions far more 'competitive' for people without exotic cooling, and the people at the top would still be the same people at the top. Even if you didn't do it by the hardware on the submission, do it within the leagues. The extreme league members are almost always going to beat the novice league members with the same hardware, they have better cooling, per the league requirements. Most of the competition results are unattainable for 99.99% of people who buy PC hardware. Thats not to say they arent incredible and impressive, but I felt comparing people with air cooling vs someone using LN2 on the same benchmark seems less than ideal, to me. The competitions and scoring should reflect those differences, imo. Joe Gamer who just bought a 13900KS is never going to put up the overclock that pros can put up, especially when top pros have exotic cooling and Joe Gamer has an air blower fan in a case. This is why I really liked the one competition last year @Sugi0lover over on OC.net won, because it was current hardware, with some restrictions to keep a level playing field, and it made each person show different aspects of overclocking, RAM/CPU, etc. Its unfortunate they don't do that for all their competitions. /rant over

lol. i'm not a medical professional, but i did have one of those cut out of the small of my back when i was stationed in Holland. very deep, painful (especially when it was sliced opened), enlarged, and full of 'purulence,' and was packed with gauze by a 'medical professional' to keep it draining for a week. felt a lot better after that, as i can recall.

Purulent? I much prefer the layperson's term. hits closer to home... (I won't share pix)

@Avacadodon't tease pookie. Btw, don't forget to pack that pussy cyst you're removing from some body's neck. It won't drain properly otherwise; and that's as in 'puss-filled' cyst. If you were thinking of anything else, get your mind out of the gutter

made some changes to the fittings bracket (lowered it; added 30 and 60 degree rotaries)

Bench updates: swapped in the SR3 with an Intel W-3265 Xeon, swapped out the Asus X570 Hero/5950 combo; 1/2x3/4 Tygon showed up; also moved the support bracket for the tubing/fittings and added a pair of supports for the runs to/from the vrm block. I might also add an extra rad/dual pump combo in series if needed (I've got them on hand). Now I'm just waiting on the Primochill cleaner kit and cooling additive to arrive (I use distilled in my loops)...

ordered a few things for my Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus: another old Westinghouse (only) fan, a Pazuzu relic from the Exorcist (just in case I need to pray to the gods someday), and an African death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos -- to replace the one that got eaten). Enjoy...

That order has now been submitted and paid for. Cheers

PM sent, included you in the distro. Also, I upped the count for the coasters to two instead of one.

Yeah the spinning pre or post race. Its gone with the 990. I do see some users reported deterioration. I didnt see any of that performance hit myself so far.

Just ordered 30 more feet of 1/2x3/4 Tygon from US Plastics. Here's my latest:

Actually, my goal was to hit double my number of posts for likes, but i'm not sure i'm gonna make that now... ...i can live with that (until i can't anymore)