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Old 11-28-2003, 08:54 PM   #106
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Yes that will be my pleasure...a car on each screen as the wall paper maybe. Now I have to start work on ordering the computer tommorow...
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Old 11-28-2003, 10:01 PM   #107
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definately have to see the finished masterpeice.

btw that monitor you ordered reminds me of the one from swordfish
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Old 11-28-2003, 11:50 PM   #108
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Whats everyones opinions on this



4 X 21.3 Digital - 1600 x 1200 = $9,899

i think u shoould just buy the stand that stand is cool but u could get better screens for cheaper

*update*

already bought it i see well at least ur happy with it
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Old 11-29-2003, 12:58 AM   #109
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i think u shoould just buy the stand that stand is cool but u could get better screens for cheaper
i dont know man...those screens look like some cobra commander type shit. Especially when you get like 32 of them together. Something straight out of a movie.
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Old 11-29-2003, 07:39 AM   #110
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Nice monitor setup Jabba

As for the case - I would only go for the Vapochill if you plan to overclock your system. Otherwise get something else.

Like my case maybe Coolermaster 101B - available from OcUK

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Old 11-29-2003, 12:04 PM   #111
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Damn she is a beauty SDK....

I have finaly got my vapochill system here though :

http://www.savrow.com/site/plutonium.html




Temperature regulation

In order to effectively avoid moisture, small pin heaters are included in the various CPU-kits. With the possibility to manage the power output to the heaters, the user can choose an individual level of security against moisture.

The build-in features will control the performance of the cooling unit to keep a steady temperature on the CPU. If e.g. -10'C is selected the ChillControl will keep the CPU temperature as close this as possible by regulating the performance of the cooling unit.


Detailed LED for better information

Detailed LED display gives you the information you need. Select between temperatures or controlling parameters whenever you need the information just by pressing the PC's reset switch.

Windows based Control Panel
Let your surroundings benefit from the lower system noise level utilized with the ChillControl NoiseControl feature. NoiseControl enables your system fans to run in the range of 30% to 100% of nominal speed. The ever-increasing problem of computer noise is now easily addressed. With the VapoChill it is now possible to make your PC virtually silent.

The Control Panel let you control and adjust a lot of differnent noise, performance and safety features on the fly.


Here is the exact spec I have ordered but I have told them that we will need to tweek a few things before they begin work on it.

Order Contents

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# Item Name Qty
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1 Light : 1GB PC-4200 - Dual DDR SDRAM 2
2 Business Class : Microsoft® Windows® XP Pro 1
3 Light Speed: P4 4.0Ghz 1
4 Sub-Light : Raptor SATA RAID 72GB 1
5 Business Class+ : 160GB SATA 2
5 First Class : DVD-ReWriter Combo 1
6 Intel P4 Supersonic : ABIT IC7-Max3 1
7 Business Class+ : 160GB SATA 2
8 SavRow Plutonium Vapochill™ XE Case 1
9 Supersonic : THX & Dolby Digital Certified 5.1
Surround Sound - External 1
10 Light : Radeon 9800 XT 256MB *New* 1
11 First Class : 5.1 500-Watt THX Speakers 1
12 Supersonic : SavRow Aluminium Keyboard 1
13 First Class : Cordless Optical Mouse 1
14 SavRowClient.com Email and Forums 1
15 Business Class : 1 year 1

Total Amount £4270 (ex. VAT) and £5017.25 (inc. VAT)



THIS IS HOW IT COMPARES TO THE VOODOO RAGE F1 PC AND ALIENWARE AREA 51 EXTREME EDITION (BENCHMARKS)

http://www.savrow.com/news/competitor.pdf
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Old 11-29-2003, 01:45 PM   #112
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The funny thing is that you made a contest but you found both the things that you were going to buy I thought you were going to go for mine :cry:. Well anyway I am glad you found something so nice and its UK based. I honestly have never heard of them.
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Old 11-29-2003, 01:47 PM   #113
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lol, he gets to buy a DVD or two for himself!
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Old 11-29-2003, 01:58 PM   #114
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Lol. Apparently so.
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Old 11-29-2003, 02:06 PM   #115
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Jabba you nutter you. That is ONE SICK setup your gonna have.

Jabba what about speaker? You got to get your self some sick 7.1 surrounds!!!!
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Old 11-29-2003, 02:07 PM   #116
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Well to be honest...I didn't even know this sort of stuff was available (in the case of the hoax company I guess it wasn't...LOL...)

Anyway if I hadn't seen this :



Then I wouldn't be getting the system that I have ended up with today (very similar)

So I guess I will make

Maalox the winner for providing the most information about their hardware.

Second place goes to Minacious for being the first person to post the link...I will PM them and get their details so I can get the DVD'S off to them.


Thanks very much to everyone else for all their help and time tracking items down for me SDK, SilverandColdS4 and everyone that suggested alienware etc 8) 8) 8)
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Old 11-29-2003, 02:11 PM   #117
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Contrats you two
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Old 12-06-2003, 08:12 PM   #118
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The competition winners have now been asked for their address details and I am now waiting to send them their DVDs

I thought you might like to have an update on my PC build process





This is the caption that was given to this picture by savrow.com

“Note: Here you can see the top end of the top end. The PC4200 in the clear cases at the front is covered with a heavy tin plated copper heatsink (bottom middle). The Dual Raptors (bottom left) will be striped in a RAID array to provide incredible speed. The IC7-MAX3 board on the bottom right is a next generation Canterwood based board featuring some excellent cooling. To top it all off, the Vapochill XE system (top middle) featuring a refrigeration compressor unit and a unique cooling head will provide sub-zero cooling.”



“Note: First test run. Your Plutonium system is being primed for 4GHz. The initial test run enables the engineer to ascertain any early warning signals that make this processor or motherboard unsuitable for 4GHz glory. In the background notice the meticulously hand spiralled PC Power & Cooling power supply.”
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Old 12-06-2003, 08:16 PM   #119
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Cool to be able to see the work in progress and fun to see how worried they are that somebody else can use their pics, so they stick the biggest logo on them
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Old 12-06-2003, 08:18 PM   #120
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Yes I find the logo is quite annoying though and I am hoping the next pictures will be a lot better and we can see much more detail.
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