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03-01-2011, 05:30 PM
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Nice setup - but question for you...How did you get IL2 to span 3 monitors? I have a very similar setup, i920 o/c'd to 3.8G or so, with 12G RAM and dual 450 in SLI mode, as well as 3 25" HD monitors that I can use. I only get IL2 to play on one monitor atm, though. I would very much like to know how you get IL2 to span across 3 monitors.
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03-01-2011, 05:34 PM
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I'd pop round his house and nick it, only it looks like I'd require some sort of forklift truck.
I definitely think I'd sit straddling the beast though, letting all those fans work their wonders upon my nether regions. If they're intakes, as I imagine they are, then that would perhaps offset the sperm count loss derived from sitting at a desk playing video games all evening, roasting one's bollocks. MY God! I think I've just had a business idea Last edited by Novotny; 03-01-2011 at 05:40 PM.
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03-02-2011, 03:57 PM
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03-03-2011, 04:15 AM
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Might have to put some guppies in the water, will keep the Baby amused and busy.
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03-04-2011, 11:22 AM
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IL2 1946 Eyefinity Battle of Britain HUGE
Ok here is a new IL2 Movie. This one filmed live with Sans IL2 FOV Changer set to 140 degrees FOV. This is how NOT to fight in IL2 in a Battle of Britain scenario! Mind you I was massively out numbered. Mission created with UberDemons UberQuick IL2 Mission Generator based on the HUGE Battle of Britain setting but turned up to insane plane numbers.. 20 x Mk.Vc4 1941 Spitfires 12 x Mk.1 1938 Hurricanes VS 28 x Bf-109 E-4 1940 18 x Bf-109 E-4/B 1940 28 x Ju-87 B-2 1941 28 x He111 H-2 1941
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05-31-2011, 02:33 PM
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The ultimate gaming rig has had another upgrade while I wait for COD to get sorted!
Installed an Aquaero 5 XT controller with 6 slave controllers and a bunch of sensors. Have to say this was the most fun I have had playing with water cooling!! I have setup "target temp" controls to adjust the various fans based on each loops water temp. Also for the internal air temp, and Fan Amp temps. Running up on the bench to work out the configuration. I have the RGB led installed replacing the Power led so I get another quick visual clue to whats going on. Green for below operating temp, blue for normal temp and red for overheating.    Remounting the waterblock with METAL screws and insulators to tighten up the mount. The included plastic screws felt too flimsy and left the block a little floppy.   Tidying up the cables.     The Aquaero loop temp sensors and CPU sensor installation.     Installed the PA2s with an old Ram fan to cool PA2 heatsinks. Works remarkably well dropping Poweramp temps by 20c! Of course controlled by a PA2, to ramp up with a target temp 70c with a virtual sensor i set up for the PA2 Fan Amp temps  
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06-09-2011, 03:38 AM
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Also I do have this same effect in COD but not 1946 not sure why though.
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