sup guys, thought I would share this with everyone, my little fun space wiring was def cleaned up, don't worry haha












can easily get up to 4.0 ghz, and with Tri-SLi and 5760x1200 res..the 4.0 ghz def comes into use

 

and the best thing about the gaming aspect is the ability for some games to run with all three monitors in use, it's quite a thrilling experience, I recommend anyone who can start using multiple monitors to def try it out, you won't go back to single monitor use :P

only downside is that you won't be able to run in Tri-SLi mode when using multi-monitor display, each graphics card will start working separately unless you are using only one monitor

 

thats a nice setup you got there

 

Very impressive, I'm envious.

 

what size monitors do you have there?


and... why???

 

Full specs please?

and cost....

 

Water cooled??

 

meh nothing special about water cooling anymore.

i did it a few years back.

 

those are Dell 24" Widescreen Flat Panels, 1920x1200 res, VERY good quality monitors, I highly recommend them

why? had the hookups so I kinda took advantage of it...I also do a lot of design work, especially for websites, so having a multi-monitor display is extremely helpful

Specifications
CASE: Lian Li PC-75B
CPU: Q9450 @ 4.0 GHz
MOBO: EVGA 780i
GFX: 3 x 8800 GTX 768MB Tri-SLi
RAM1: 4GB (2x2GB) Mushkin Redline XP2-8000
RAM2: 4GB (4x1GB) OCZ Reaper HPC Edition PC2-9600 @ 1200 MHz
PSU: SilverStone 1200W - Single 12V Rail @ 90A
HDD: 2 x 74GB WD Raptor WD740ADFD in RAID-0 + 500GB WD RE2
LCD: 3 x 24" Widescreen Flat Panel @ 5760x1200
SOUND: SoundBlaster X-Fi XtremeMusic @ Logitech Z-5500 5.1 Surround Sound System

Watercooling Equipment
CPU: Danger Den MC-TDX Water Block
GFX: EK GTX Water Blocks
RAD: Danger Den Black Ice GT Stealth 360 Radiator + Danger Den Black Ice Micro II 160 Radiator
PUMP: Swiftech MCP655-B
RES: Swiftech MCRES
COOLANT: Feser One @ 1/2" ID 3/4" OD

Price: $lol

I was actually very fortunate to get a lot of hook ups for about like half the whole setup, I saved thousands to be honest. I also built this comp about 2-3 years ago, and it has been easily hanging with any new software coming out. I highly recommend anyone out there to just build a computer that can be overclocked and save yourself the money in the future to keep up with all the tons of software coming out these days

(jk haha)

 

I only have two monitors at the moment

 

there are huge advantages to having multiple screens when you do design work or even music/video editing....

sure you can downsize windows to fit multiple things on one screen.. but its a pita...

when i was in school i ALWAYS had at least 2 monitors.. i've only used 3 for a short time twice... 2 is usually enough for me.