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I have 2 actually. First and foremost I'm a Sysadmin for a town. Gov't job FTW!Quote:
Originally Posted by DaJe
Second, I own/operate a consulting/support business. This project is for my business, and the next big one I'm doing is for that as well.
Most of the other stuff I work on is for my sysadmin job. :)
You liking that mobo? My friend works at the maintenance guy for an apartment complex and found that model mobo new in the box, so he gave it to me. I havent done anything more than open the box to see that the cables, drivers, manuals, etc are all still there.
I decided I'd use that board either for a media PC, or a new system for my GF.
i think this may be my next job lol. but only building custom computers. itll let me use my dreamweaver skillz too lol.*prays that he has dreamweaver skillz*
I've only recently decided to start building custom systems. I had some really bad experiences building/selling computers in the past..
I'm working on an official business plan, including how I would do warranty work and all that, and when my contract is up here in 2 years, I might go full time on my own. We'll see how that goes.. apparently there are 2 other towns interested in my services, so I might end up supporting 3 municipalities!
I have assembled several systems with that mobo (one last night) and have never had an issue with the HS hitting anything....Quote:
Originally Posted by Luke122
damn... i wish i had somebody to build computers for. i just think that its the most fun thing in the world. and if i had spare cash id do a buch of calbe mangement too but most cases are closed door so it doesnt matter much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luke122
bleh. pay me 10 bucks to build a computer, thatd be a fine job for me.
If you lived near my company, I would pay you more than that per hour... Finding someone skilled and dedicated with building systems is hard. Plus our customers _expect_ cable management even if the system never gets opened.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxOC
It makes sense for them to expect cable management. It looks better and provides better air flow along with some proof that the builder took the care and time to make it neat and orderly, which is a possible sign that he/she did a good job. lol
I"ll grab a quick photo of it.. it wasnt anything serious, and a quick bit of work to the heatsink solved it. Just a very slight clearance issue. I could have just left it alone, and been fine, but I didnt want it to touch at all. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Airbozo
The system is assembled for testing and software install, so no cable management yet, but I've got a bag of zipties here, ready to go.
Note to self: go with modular psu's from now on.
i can't wait for that.Quote:
I'll benchmark it when its done...
dang, i wish i lived near you now. haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Airbozo