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hope my eyes decieve me but it looks like the build is skewed all over the carpet

you do not want to do that (again)...

Mother board is on a anti-static bag on a card board box. 
Hard drive is in an anti-static bag.

Got the i7 build up and running (still waiting on new gpu and case)

I7 920 @ 4.0ghz @ 1.25 volts

Scythe Mugen 2 1366 heatsink

DFI X58 LP UT T3eH8

3x2gb 2000mhz gskill trident

1050Watt enermax revolution

2 x ATI 4890 @ 950 core & 1050 mem (gtx295 on the way (for folding))

AMD Phenom II x4 940 @ 3.5ghz 1.476v

2x1GB Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800, 2x512mb Kingston Generic DDR2 800

3x750GB seagates 2x500GB WD's 1x160GB WD

EVGA 8800GT reference design with the 1.1v bios mod @ 756/1890/1015

Biostar TForce 780g m2+ (this board is running a beta bios and is the only bios that supports phenom II's over 95w that is no longer supported by Biostar)

Onboard audio

Corsair 550HX 80+ cert

generic 2.1 speakers i dont even know who made them

 Windows XP Pro SP3 but switching to windows 7 when i feel like reinstalling everything

case fans: 5x120mm Tri-cool fans CPU HSF: Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX (worst heatsink i ever bought.. but it works)

Antec 300 case

Razer Lycosa keyboard (sucks do not buy it, ill take a picture of it and post a link later but the majority of the keys are now blank and just show the blue LED lights shining through the clear plastic, also it does not have the 3 key bypass even though it said it right on the box)

Razer Lachesis mouse.. friggin love this mouse.. best 60 bucks i ever spent..

left monitor: Samsung 931BF right monitor: Samsung 245BW

pics will be posted later today after i get some sleep..

Antec 1200

Intel Q9450 2.66 @ 3.8

2x Radeon HD 4870's 1gb / each

Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P

WD 640gb HDD

Corsair 750TX 750 watt

On board Audio

4gb Corsair Dominators (I call them Fail doms cause they suck)

24inch Asus 1080p

This was my first build!  Will update and add pics ASAP.  I had a cheap HP at first.  Some of the parts/components from it were included in this build.  Daddy ain't made of $$$ you know!

Processor - AMD Phenom II X 4 955 B.E. 3.2 GHz

Memory - G Skill Ripjaws Series 4 GB (2X 2GB) 240 pin DDR3 1600  

Hard Drive - Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB 7200 RPM

Video Card - EVGA 9600 GT 

Motherboard - ASUS M4A79XTD EVO  AMD3

Sound Card - Auzentech Prelude X-Fi 7.1 

Power Supply - Antec TruePower New TP-750

Speakers - Logitech Z-2300 2.1

Operating System - Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Fans - Stock CPU heatsink and fan plus below

Case - Antec 902 w/ optional side fan installed 

Keyboard - HP multi media keyboard

Mouse - Logitech MX-518

Monitor - HP w1907

Mics - Netgear PCI Wireless adapter, 8 GB Patriot Flash Drive and 4 GB Kingston Flash Card for Ready Boost

 I just built it a day ago so I have not had the chance to test things out yet.  A good CPU cooler is my next purchase along with 4 more GBs of RAM.  My GPU was from my last PC.  I will upgrade as soon as Nvidia gets their sh** together.       

Antec P182 Gunmetal w/ Custom Side Panel Window/ Cooler Master Silent Pro M 700W
Intel Core i7 920 D0 @ 3.2 / OCZ Gladiator Max 120mm CPU Cooler
MSI X58 Platinum SLI / OCZ Reaper HPC 6GB DDR3-1800 @ 7-7-7-16 / XFX GTX 275 OC
150GB VelociRaptor(OS) / 2TB Storage / Samsung 22X & 20x SATA DVD Burner with LS
Hanns·G 24" 1080P Widescreen LCD Monitor / Logitech Wireless Slim Desktop S 510
Windows 7 Professional x64 / Ubuntu 9.10 x64

I've had most of this setup for a while.  Recently got Windows 7, 1080P monitor, windowed side panel, Cooler Master PSU, GTX 275 and OCZ CPU cooler.  This is more of an update.  Don't really see myself going away from this setup for a long while.  Maybe another GPU when the new Nvidia stuff comes out.  My IOH on this board went up like 15c(to 70c+ idle) for no reason at all.  So I took the copper heatsink off, cleaned the surfaces with an arctic silver cleaning kit, and applied fresh Rosewill RCX-TC060.  Dropped the IOH down to the low 50s idle.  Anyway, here are some updated pics. 

Update:  I ditched the Coolmax PSU for a Cooler Master Silent Pro.  Fan started clickity clacking on start up, figured the fan had bad bearings or something to that effect.

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Shwinster:

^ Well show us some pics man!