Recommend me a workstation

[GrumbleDook]

but, but, but ... it is running DOS? well .... it has DOS_BOX on the front!

[Haptic]

these bespoke systems are also available to any Edugeek members with there own choice of design and spec at superb discounts, enquire by email myself [email protected] Edited June 14, 2012 by Dos_Box

[SYNACK]

Very Nice, in design and spec

[mac_shinobi]

Very Nice, in design and spec

 

In a word - very suiting !

[SC-UK]

Very nice design and looks very well built as well. Now to find £1100 lol

[EduTech]

I want one!!! with EduTech on the front and it has to say powered by Edugeek lol!

 

Simon you have a PM'

 

Very nice work! i have spoken to webforma quite alot recently their a great bunch i must admit.

 

DB > I'll send you some nice games have some nice windows games sitting here doing nothing hehe

[Haptic]

I want one!!! with EduTech on the front and it has to say powered by Edugeek lol!

 

Simon you have a PM'

 

Very nice work! i have spoken to webforma quite alot recently their a great bunch i must admit.

 

DB > I'll send you some nice games have some nice windows games sitting here doing nothing hehe

 

sounds good fella will speak tomorrow,

[pete]

If you're building it:

 

Antec Solo for the case, Tagan or Seasonic PSU (I like the S12 430watt).

 

Have a look at the Ars system guide? - Ars Technica System Guide: April 2009 Edition - Ars Technica - it's slightly gaming orientated, but downgrading the card gives you wiggle room for other features.

[Haptic]

If you're building it:

 

Antec Solo for the case, Tagan or Seasonic PSU (I like the S12 430watt).

 

Have a look at the Ars system guide? - Ars Technica System Guide: April 2009 Edition - Ars Technica - it's slightly gaming orientated, but downgrading the card gives you wiggle room for other features.

 

not a bad guide but i personally wont use MSI or Patriot products in any build I do for performance just personal prefrence

[pete]

not a bad guide but i personally wont use MSI or Patriot products in any build I do for performance just personal prefrence

 

I don't think he really needs a 4890 for "business"

[Dos_Box]

Thanks Simon

If some of you hadn't noticed, Ric, Shaun and i have been 'missing' since Sunday as we have been on a 'meet and greet' tour of the UK and are currently in a hotel opposite Euston station in London. We shall be returning to Preston today and Shaun flies home from Manchester tomorrow. We are all quite tired now and I had the misfortune to have had a stinking cold all week!

Still, I'm looking forwards to using this next week.

[Guest Biccies]

Wow, that machine is really nice!! Loving the art work, just adds that extra touch!

[apoth0r]

So glad i mentioned Edugeek.net to CP a year or so ago

[Haptic]

So glad i mentioned Edugeek.net to CP a year or so ago

 

so am I fella

[ahuxham]

so am I fella

 

Simon, what water cooling system did you use on the i7? And would you provide warranty against leaks for the first I dont know, few months? Since you installed it yourself

[Haptic]

Simon, what water cooling system did you use on the i7? And would you provide warranty against leaks for the first I dont know, few months? Since you installed it yourself

 

Hiya Ahuxham,

 

This bespoke system has a full 3 year warranty which does include a provision for the cooling system leaking so in a word its "Water Tight" sorry couldnt help myself,

 

cooling system details as shown below

 

http://btecanada.com/images/DM1000.jpg

 

Specifications

Product Description CoolIT Domino A.L.C System Cooler

Application System Cooler

Power Consumption 8W (max)

Performance 1100-2500 RPM

Life Expectancy 50000/hrs

Noise 19.2 dBA (min)

Radiator Custom engineered for low noise heat dissipation

Weight 10.03 kg

Dimensions 14.0 x 12.5 x 15.5 mm

Manufacturer Warranty 2 years

 

 

below is also a review to have a gander at

 

Overclock3D.Net :: Review :: Coolit Domino A.L.C. DM-1000 CPU Cooler :: Introduction