Max1
Head Chef
I have many hobbies as do other people. I am an online gamer at heart, I have been involved in online gaming for about 17 years now. I have competed in many competitions, tournaments, and have even competed for money and prizes at a professional level. Yeah I know gaming for money :p
For the past couple of years I have tried to get Gaming for Cure going, but with little luck. I made up Gaming for a Cure just on a whim one day, after the lose of my father. Basically I was trying to get a bunch of my gaming friends together to play in a tournament where they would pay $15 to enter as a 2 man team. It would be a double elimination tournament style of play. The first place team would receive each $30 to spend on new games or gear, second place would get $20 for the same. All other proceeds would all be give to the Cancer Research Center of America. I have been trying to get this going for a couple of years now, with out luck, but hey tomorrow is another day right.
Any way enough of me rambling, here are some pics of my latest Gaming Rig. It's not complete yet either lol.
Alot of gamers have their build sponsored, I buy all my components, then I do not have to listen to sponsors, or have to play what they say. :p
1. Here is a picture of most of the hardware that was installed, I have installed 5 more hard drives since then.
2. Unboxing of my case. CoolerMaster HAF X (942)
3. Here is my mother board...... Asus Crosshair 5 Formula.
4. My Athlon Phenom 2 Quad-Core 965 Black Edition, has been replaced with a newer Phenom 2 1100t Hexa-core processor.
5. Here is a picture of my 32GB of Gskill Ram.
6. Here is one of my 3 EVGA GTX 480 Superclocked Video Cards.
7. Just another pic of the video cards
8. I have most of the components installed here, the third video card came later. You can see the processor cooling fan, and the ram cooling fans also. Notice that you can hardly see any wiring. Having blobs of wire just hanging out can cause your PC to over heat. This case comes with 5 250mm, and 1 180mm cooling fans, and is able to have another 4 installed in various places.
9. Here is the computer complete for that moment in time.
I started this project with:
1 Cooler Master HAF X(High Air Flow) 942
1 OCZ Vertex 3 160GB Solid State Drive
2 Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB Hard Drives
1 Asus Crosshair 5 Formula
1 Antec Truepower Quattro 1000watt Power Supply
32 GB of GSkill 2000 RAM
3 EVGA GTX 480 Superclocked Nvidia Video Cards in SLI
1 Athlon 1100t Hex-Core Black Edition
1 Lite-on DVD-CD burner/reader
1 Lite-on Blu-Ray burner/reader
Hope this add to my persona. LOL :p
For the past couple of years I have tried to get Gaming for Cure going, but with little luck. I made up Gaming for a Cure just on a whim one day, after the lose of my father. Basically I was trying to get a bunch of my gaming friends together to play in a tournament where they would pay $15 to enter as a 2 man team. It would be a double elimination tournament style of play. The first place team would receive each $30 to spend on new games or gear, second place would get $20 for the same. All other proceeds would all be give to the Cancer Research Center of America. I have been trying to get this going for a couple of years now, with out luck, but hey tomorrow is another day right.
Any way enough of me rambling, here are some pics of my latest Gaming Rig. It's not complete yet either lol.
Alot of gamers have their build sponsored, I buy all my components, then I do not have to listen to sponsors, or have to play what they say. :p
1. Here is a picture of most of the hardware that was installed, I have installed 5 more hard drives since then.
2. Unboxing of my case. CoolerMaster HAF X (942)
3. Here is my mother board...... Asus Crosshair 5 Formula.
4. My Athlon Phenom 2 Quad-Core 965 Black Edition, has been replaced with a newer Phenom 2 1100t Hexa-core processor.
5. Here is a picture of my 32GB of Gskill Ram.
6. Here is one of my 3 EVGA GTX 480 Superclocked Video Cards.
7. Just another pic of the video cards
8. I have most of the components installed here, the third video card came later. You can see the processor cooling fan, and the ram cooling fans also. Notice that you can hardly see any wiring. Having blobs of wire just hanging out can cause your PC to over heat. This case comes with 5 250mm, and 1 180mm cooling fans, and is able to have another 4 installed in various places.
9. Here is the computer complete for that moment in time.
I started this project with:
1 Cooler Master HAF X(High Air Flow) 942
1 OCZ Vertex 3 160GB Solid State Drive
2 Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB Hard Drives
1 Asus Crosshair 5 Formula
1 Antec Truepower Quattro 1000watt Power Supply
32 GB of GSkill 2000 RAM
3 EVGA GTX 480 Superclocked Nvidia Video Cards in SLI
1 Athlon 1100t Hex-Core Black Edition
1 Lite-on DVD-CD burner/reader
1 Lite-on Blu-Ray burner/reader
Hope this add to my persona. LOL :p