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i know loads and loads of people have said this before btu wouldn't it be better to make a new thread every 3months? so then the thread doesn't get too long, and your not making a new one too often (monthly)

anyway i can't find my digital camera (oh great. going to egypt soon to) and my workstation is waay to messy atm :p i'll post mine later.

Trix

Hello,

Pictures of my recent workshop.

I love rackmounts. So, my PCs are in Rackmount 4U and 2U. I am in progress of finalizing my setup. So, my rack is not complete as of yet. I plan to add disk array in 3U.

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This is where I sit and view monitors. One's 17 inch sony lcd. The other is bell 15 inch lcd monitor. The 15 inch one is connected to my 4U which most of time spends its CPU powers for rendering CGs. Since it is a dual cpu system, I play movies almost always while it is rendeirng.

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This is overall look.

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The 2U's spec is

AMD 64 3200+

2gb ram

XFX geforce 7600gs (recently upgraded from 6200 to play Elder scroll 4)

3 HDD, total of 1tb.

Just to add two more pictures. Sorry for double post.

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Since I do not always use a keyboard for the 4U, its keyboard is installed in the rack itself. I barely use the keyboard tough. It's there just in case I need it.

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My rackmounts are installed with rails. So, I can pull them out with ease in case I need to open its top.

kakari: wow, very nice man.. well FREAKING SWEET... super jealous

Thanks.

I had ... some fun while building the 2U.

First, 2u PSU I bought over internet wouldn't fit in the case. Well, it did fit, but there was no hole to hold it tight. In the end, I used an ATX PSU with its top off. It was slightly too tall with the top plate. So, I had to take it off.

Second, I used a 1u passive heatsink at first. Then, the system got a thermal shut down after a while. (7 minutes to be exact).

In the end, I placed a low rpm 70mm fan over it. It's been stable ever since.

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Do you mind me asking how much $ you've got in this?

I didn't build them all over night. It's been 4 months so far. I originally had the everything in the 2U in a tower case.

So, the total I think, over past 4 months, has been around 2500 CDN dollars. So, around 560 per month. The costy part was building the 4U. Those ECC rams cost me an arm and a leg.

I have an amd opteron 246 I bought over ebay for 70 dollars, brand new oem cpu. It's for my next part of the project, building a custom NAS (disk array) of few TBs.

I normally have a neat workstation but since the Mobo in my main computer went to hell. Things are a little messy. I've been doing a little capturing. Getting all the content off my DVR. It's hard to tell but the two monitors are displaying a HDTV signal via firewire.

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My setup is a bit on the temporary side... Sold my 2405FPW, waiting for the 3007WFP amongst other things (storage setup is also temporary, hence the computer guts hanging out). Also, my spare screen has a crappy stand so I made a new one out of Lego :)

That temporary setup is awesome LOL, I love the lego

i would be posting my workstation right now but unfortunately i could not fit my new desk in my car, so its still sitting in the warehouse at ikea. i'm going back with the 4x4 tomorrow! also i have new hardware arriving tomorrow. woo.

nice workstations all around this month especially that rackmount rig. i vaguely remember a previous post about that rackmount project, seems to be coming along spectacularly. could you let us know where you got the cases and the rack?

watch this space for my rig photos. not that they are that special....

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