General Information
CPU
Intel 4770k (4.8Ghz)
Manufacturer: intel
Core Speed: 4800 MHz
Bus Speed: 100MHz
Multiplier: 48x
Voltage: 1.3V
Idle Temperature: 29 Celsius
Load Temperature: 85 Celsius
Manufacturer: intel
Core Speed: 4800 MHz
Bus Speed: 100MHz
Multiplier: 48x
Voltage: 1.3V
Idle Temperature: 29 Celsius
Load Temperature: 85 Celsius
Motherboard
MSI MPower
GPU
XFX 6990
Core / Graphics Clock: 940 MHz
Memory Clock: 1250 MHz
Core / Graphics Clock: 940 MHz
Memory Clock: 1250 MHz
RAM
G.Skill Trident X (16GB 2400)
Size: 16 GBytes
Speed: 2400
Size: 16 GBytes
Speed: 2400
Hard Drive
Samsung 840 Pro
Capacity: 120 GBytes
Capacity: 120 GBytes
Operating System
Windows 8 Pro
Monitor
Asus VG278HE (144hz)
Keyboard
CM Storm Quick Fire (red switches)
Mouse
Logitech G700s
Steelseries HD9
Steelseries HD9
Audio
Sennheiser HD598
Case
NZXT Phantom 630 (white)
Cooling
Noctua D-14 (3 fans + shroud)
Power Supply
Rosewill Lightning (1300w)
It replaced a dying 2500k system. The 2500k was windows stable at 5.2, but only Battlefield 3 stable at 4.8. Towards the end I had to run it at 4.7.
Back to 4.8 stable with the new 1.5 bios.
The D14 has 3 fans and a shroud between the front-most fan and fins. Temps seem largely controlled, but I'm considering an NZXT X60 or an H320 if they go back on sale in the US.
The 6990 is aging and will be replaced for Battlefield 4. Hopefully it'll be quieter as it is by far the loudest part of the system, even at idle with the fans profiled down to 20%.
Back to 4.8 stable with the new 1.5 bios.
The D14 has 3 fans and a shroud between the front-most fan and fins. Temps seem largely controlled, but I'm considering an NZXT X60 or an H320 if they go back on sale in the US.
The 6990 is aging and will be replaced for Battlefield 4. Hopefully it'll be quieter as it is by far the loudest part of the system, even at idle with the fans profiled down to 20%.
Rig Information
Rig Type
Gaming
Ownership Status
Currently Owned
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