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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by matty-hodgson View Post
    i only see one occupied plug.
    PLEASE tell me all of that isn't plugged into that one socket?
    I'm always amazed at how much people a.) underestimate how much power a single socket can provide or b.) overestimate how much power devices draw. You can pull a rated maximum of 3.12kW from a single socket & I would very much doubt whether all of that kit is even breaking the 500W mark. (This 3.12kW is assuming, of course, that the circuit isn't maxed out in the other rooms by multiple fan heaters...)

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    matty, is that a skins wallpaper? hah!

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by lost eden View Post
    I'm always amazed at how much people a.) underestimate how much power a single socket can provide or b.) overestimate how much power devices draw. You can pull a rated maximum of 3.12kW from a single socket & I would very much doubt whether all of that kit is even breaking the 500W mark. (This 3.12kW is assuming, of course, that the circuit isn't maxed out in the other rooms by multiple fan heaters...)
    I thought that there was also a limit of 13 amps. And my computer uses 5, monitor 3, speackers 3......

    Assuming your computers being old only use 3(?!). Thats 3*3, plus 3*3 for monitors. 18 amps, 6 over what the socket is rated for!

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    It is 13 Amps. 13 Amps and 230 Volts (220 on the continent) and using the equation P=IV (power=current*voltage) you get 13x230=2990W so I'm not sure where the 3.12kW which requires 14 amps unless I did something wrong.

    Sorry, I just had to dart in there with the mini physics session

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by Will404 View Post
    I thought that there was also a limit of 13 amps. And my computer uses 5, monitor 3, speackers 3......

    Assuming your computers being old only use 3(?!). Thats 3*3, plus 3*3 for monitors. 18 amps, 6 over what the socket is rated for!
    Your PC uses 1150w?
    Monitor 690w?
    Speakers 690w?


    I'd hazard a guess those are the ratings of the fuses in the plugs, not the amount they draw.

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzzed_out View Post
    so I'm not sure where the 3.12kW which requires 14 amps unless I did something wrong.
    240 x 13

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk



    I just installed the shelf the monitor is sitting on and thought I'd show it off. It's the slide-out keyboard tray from the desk. I took off the metal bits on the side, installed a couple of shelf brackets underneath it and voila!

    The reason for this is that my monitor has the most epically unstable stand. Typing 'hard' on the keyboard would jiggle the monitor and I couldn't be bothered with it anymore. The screen is awesome, terrific image reproduction, but you can get less jiggling going on at a Jamaican midnight party.

    An additional benefit is that I can still hide away my keyboard, which slides perfectly underneath the new monitor shelf.

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by transylvanic View Post


    I just installed the shelf the monitor is sitting on and thought I'd show it off. It's the slide-out keyboard tray from the desk. I took off the metal bits on the side, installed a couple of shelf brackets underneath it and voila!

    The reason for this is that my monitor has the most epically unstable stand. Typing 'hard' on the keyboard would jiggle the monitor and I couldn't be bothered with it anymore. The screen is awesome, terrific image reproduction, but you can get less jiggling going on at a Jamaican midnight party.

    An additional benefit is that I can still hide away my keyboard, which slides perfectly underneath the new monitor shelf.

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by format View Post
    Does your G5 have a glossy finish?
    Nay, it's rough and 'grippy'. That's just the camera flash reflecting off the logo.

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    I just changed my heatsink from AC7 to eXtreme Ultra 120 :0 very pleased with it and it runs SILENT!! amazing! it really is, the AC7 was loud unless i turned it low, the new Heatsink runs at less than 1000rpm though, is that going to be ok?

    also since i didnt have the heat sink thing that pushed the heatsink onto the cpu i used the extra ones i got from the true to do a "make-do" one. used some foamy thing so that theere is pressure pushing it down, and my god it was hard to get on!
    also the bracket holes only allowed me to put the heastink this way, its going to fine right? i have turned off the roof fan though.. its just for general use and no OC though. (please dont ask why i upgraded HS then lol)



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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    adrian, how are you finding that case? was thinking about it yesterday but was put off by the whole plastic usage

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by jackvdbuk View Post
    adrian, how are you finding that case? was thinking about it yesterday but was put off by the whole plastic usage
    That's the CM HAF isn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pob255 View Post
    That's the CM HAF isn't it?
    yeah thats the one! just couldnt be bovvvvereeeed to google / scan it

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    It is indeed the HAF, I have been looking at this case and think it looks awesome. Then again I have been looking at the XClio 1000/ 2000 (?)
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    It didn't fall off, it merely became insufficient at it's purpose and got a bit droopy...

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    Re: Show Us Your Workspace/Desk

    Quote Originally Posted by jackvdbuk View Post
    adrian, how are you finding that case? was thinking about it yesterday but was put off by the whole plastic usage
    Yes, it's the CM HAF 932. It's my first build and it seems great. Very big but with plenty of room inside. Very quiet with the 3 big fans. I like the look as well but it's a personal taste thing really... Only downside I would say is the lack of dust filters for the fans. It does require a dusting now and again.

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