My setup:

nice, i also prefer that way now, taste changes when u get older
wow! that WAS my dream mb last time before the i7 was launch. . .

btw, my workstation just added a new member. :3

this was taken at June

lazy vacuum it. last time i vacuum it then my 500GB HDD terus kaput already. lol.. now lazy la, wanna leave this computer already
yup, 72mm, tamron 17-50 f/2.8 VC
refer to below~
yup, i rarely play games nowadays
programmable button la~ aiyohhh~
is 72mm, mine is VC version.  currently looking for replacement jor.. hahaha~

trying out portrait eyefinity ^^
works ok with some games, but movie kinda suck though....



probably try landscape next

mine

add in some led for disco...

Wah Nice le...Test bed?

The PC itself is already almost 10k

PC:
- i5 2500k @ 5.1ghz
- Asus Maximus Extreme IV (p67 b3)
- 16GB (4 x 4gb) G.Skill Ripjaw 12800 CL9 1.5V (1866 @ 10-10-10-24-2T)
- 128GB Crucial M4 (incoming) / Currently using a 60gb Vertex 2
- 1TB x 2 Samsung Spinpont F3 Raid 0
- Corsair 800D
- Corsair 800D USB3.0 front panel upgrade
- Corsair 800D SATA3 backplane upgrade
- Corsair HX850 (WTS, interested? , looking to upgrade to AX1200, not enough juice to power 3 cards)
- Sapphire 6950 2GB Reference (flashed to 6970) X 2 (looking to add 1 more, or wait for 7000 series)
- Saitek Eclipse 2 KB
- Logitech G500
- Logitech MX5500 (under the desk)
- Samsung external dvd drive S-084
- Kingston Card reader
- OCZ Behemoth mousepad (gonna change to steelseries this week)

Monitors:
- Dell U3011
- Dell 2007FP x 2

Audio:
- AE Aego M
- Lavry DA11 (DAC)
- Monoprice optical cable
- Custom RCA interconnects
- Sennheiser HD600

Cooling:
- Corsair Airflow 2
- XSPC RX120
- XSPC RX240
- XSPC RX360
- Scythe Gentle Typhoon 1850 x 6
- EK 6970 Acetal (Copper) FC Block x 2
- EK Supreme HF Acetal (Copper)
- EK Advanced 250 x2 Reservoir
- Laing DDC 3.2
- XSPC Pom Top
- XSPC White LCD temperature sensor x 1
- Primochill tubing 10ft (less than that used)
- Bitspower matte black stop fitting x 4
- Bitspower matte black sensor stop fitting x 1
- Bitspower matte black fill top
- Bitspower matte black straight compression x 9
- Bitspower matte black 45 degree double rotary x 5
- Bitspower matte black 90 degree double rotary x 1
- Bitspower mini extender x 1
- Bitspower triple rotary x 1
- Lamptron FC-8 (ordered from lingloong, waiting for stock)
- Giant/Jusco Distilled water
- Silver kill coil

Power Line:
- Belkin 8 port surge protector
- UPS 500VA Battery Backup (for monitors)
- UPS Backup Pro 550 (for PC)

Mods:
- Black fan connectors from tradezone
- Rubber Grommet from tradezone
- Stainless steel screws
- Rubber fan dampeners
- Custom sleeved Molex cable for EZ-plug (mobo)
- Zip Ties (ace hardware)
- Zip Tie holders (monoprice)
- BOSNY Spray Paint (BEST PAINT EVER!)
- DOVE Spray Paint
- NOW (Krylon) Spray Paint
- Techflex (Cable sleeve)
I don't know how much, you kaki count and don't let me know the exact amount 

Well you hit 5.1ghz by overclocking and dumping $$ into cooling, and some luck comes into play with regards to getting a chip that can OC to this speed within reasonable Vcore.

I can tell that the tower itself without cooling is over 6k . I bought these parts a few months ago and prices have come down a little, especially on the 6950 so if you use the current market price it may be a tad over 6k still.

@ask_dino
I assume you are trying to setup a PLP? It's not easy to find a perfect/good match. These Dells have the professionally-boring design (as with any IPS panels - HP, NEC, Mitsubishi) so aesthetically they blend in just fine. If you have Samsung, LG or any more fashionable screens it would be almost impossible to match the panels aesthetically in a PLP setup.

Now that aside, you would want to find out what panels they are using - TN, PVA, IPS and etc. This would give you a general idea of what to expect from the color difference. IPS panels are without a doubt the most vivid of all panels and viewing angle is also the most superior. TN panels have the worst color accuracy, gamut, and viewing angle, but you do get faster response time which is good for gaming. You can never get the TN panels to match the IPS panel even with calibration due to hardware limitations. Try to get panels that share the same technology. If not, bear with the PQ difference.

Assuming you have 2 TN panels, you'd want to find out what is the dot pitch of the screen. Look at the specification and find out if the third screen's dot pitch matches, or is very close to the other 2 screen. This is important to ensure that your mouse pointer doesn't skip up/downwards when moving to another screen due to the difference in dot pitch.

Obviously you need to find something that could match the resolution. Unfortunately, if you had 2 x 1920 x 1080 screen, it's almost impossible to setup a perfect PLP. There's no screen that I know of that comes in 1080 horizontal resolution. Most of the time PLP can only be done with Dell's screen/16:10 panels.

You'd have no issue setting up LLL since there are a ton of options and screens available.

^

a good one cost >RM800. Unless you want it just for your CPU, then RM600.

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Added on September 15, 2011, 6:29 pm
I believe cause it is not a reference-designed card