Custom Desktop System - ASPIRE X-Jupiter / Phenom Q9850 / Overclockable Blue Liquid System

Custom Desktop System - ASPIRE X-Jupiter / Phenom Q9850 / Overclockable Blue Liquid System

Some customers have a vision into what the most beautiful should look like.  They select the options on our website and we start to build it.  We then realize just how awesome a computer some of these systems really are.  This system was chosen and configured by an actual customer and we are displaying it here for your viewing pleasure.

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This is going to be one of the most extreme and different computers that we have covered here in the showroom so far.  This is also the first AMD Phenom system that I have seen go through our company recently.  The customer has created this system for extreme overclocking potential.  He is also entering new and exciting ground as overclocking the Phenom has yet to be done on a widespread basis.  I look forward to see what kind of performance numbers this customer can achieve with this rig.

 

We start off with the Phenom Q9850 quad-core at an average 2.5 GHz.  We then pair that processor with the DFI 790FX motherboard.  This motherboard is quite different has it has an external radiator to expel heat from the motherboard components.  The only other great thing about this setup is the customer specified liquid cooling.  He specified the exact components he wanted and how he wanted them installed.  As of this moment, there are going to be a total of two radiators connected to the liquid setup.

 

Here are the complete specs for all of you look over.

 

System Performance:	Queen:	15557	Julia:	6066
	PhotoWorxx:	12513	Mandel:	4263
Memory Performance:	Latency:	62.2 ns	Read:	7314 MB/s
	Timings:	5-5-5-15 CR2	Write:	4999 MB/s
Video Card Performance:	2303 3DMarks
Case:	ASPIRE (APEVIA), X-Jupiter G Type Silver Full Tower Case w/ Window, No PSU, ATX, Aluminum
Processor:	AMD, Phenomâ„¢ Quad-Core 9850 2.5GHz, AM2+, HT 4000MHz, 4x 512KB L2 + 2MB L3 cache
Motherboard:	DFI, LANPARTY UT 790FX-M2R, AM2+, AMD 790FX, DDR2-800 8GB /4
Video Card:	PNY, 8500 GT 512MB PCIe, GeForce® 8500GT 450MHz, 512MB GDDR2 800MHz
Memory:	OCZ, 4GB (2 x 2GB) Reaper HPC Edition PC2-8500 DDR2 1066MHz CL 5-5-5-18
Hard Drive:	WESTERN DIGITAL, 500GB WD Caviar® SE16, SATA II 300MB/s, 7200-RPM, 16MB cache
Optical Drive:	LITE-ON, DH-16D2P-04 Black 16x48x DVD-ROM Drive LITE-ON, LH-20A1H Black/White 20x DVD±RW Dual-Layer Burner w/ LightScribe
Cooling:	Customer Custom Liquid Cooling Setup Yate Loon fans for case
Power Supply:	CORSAIR, CMPSU-620HX HX Series Modular Power Supply, 620W, 80 PLUS®
Operating System:	None
Other Options:	Custom building specs

System and memory benchmarks performed with Everest Ultimate Edition

Video card performance benchmarks performed with 3DMark 2006 Professional

 

Want to config a system just like this?  Due to the fact that is a customer custom configured computer, we do not directly offer a system like this to be configured through our website.  To order a configuration like this, please call our sales representatives. 

MattSlagle2008-06-13 14:01:10

here is 3.1g on dk 790fxb-m2rsh.   can do 3.2g, but need to sort some heat issues before i can bring it back up.

the 125w 9950 nor the 9950 140w was out when i bought the 9850.

pershoot2009-01-11 18:49:40

MattSlagleIm quite impressed.  What is the stock speed of that CPU?

Pershoot,

new bios.  i can change HT multi upwards now.



pershoot2009-01-22 11:27:38

new clock.  put a fan on the NB to reduce ambient case air.  3.82GHZ:

pershoot2009-02-22 08:09:54

MattSlaglePershoot,

 

You know, they got some new AMD CPUs coming out very soon.

 

You now need to upgrade to AM3 and use some DDR3 memories :)

pershoot2009-02-23 11:56:33

I can't wait till somebody makes a block for the g34 socket... 4 way liquid cooling with 48 soon to be 64 cores. Scary fast.



but WOW! This thing looks like a beast, great temps too.I would love to see some of your updated bmarks.