Cincinnati Bengal System Overview
Memory
Published: 21st February 2012 | Source: OC3D | Price: £1,000,000,000 |
Memory
Alongside the CPU is 16GB of Kingston memory in the black T1 heatsink, which matches the black and orange theme perfectly. Given how much work goes on in Photoshop and the like the 16GB is more important than absolute performance, but it looks damn good against the black slots of the Asrock Z68.
Intel certainly got the memory side of the Z68 chipset worked out perfectly. When we consider that this 1600MHz setup is faster than the quad-channel GTX8 in the X79 rig it's proof of how nailed on the underlying controller is. Although the 2133MHz kit on the stock 2600K setup shows how much extra performance would be available from a faster setup.

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ASUS Maximus IV Extreme
Intel i7-2600K at 5.01GHz. w/Corsair H100 cooler (less than 60C fully loaded)
Crucial M4 256GB SSD x 1
EVGA GTX590 x 2 in Quad-SLi (around 70C fully loaded)
Mushkin Redline DDR3-1866MHz 4 x 4GB
I guess I need to watercool this thing sometime and see what it does when seriously OC'd!
Cincinnati Bengals black and orange? A little early for Halloween isn't it? Or is there some other annual celebration over in old Blighty of which I'm unaware?
Fixed the link as well
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It's an American sports team. Not sure which sport though. |
http://www.bengals.com/
Loving the carbon
has VB got it now?
pics would be nice
Best of luck in getting WEI 7.9 across the board tho


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