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    SLVF PIV (Son of Ludwig Von Frankenstein)
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    CASE
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    LIAN-LI PC6070 Plus slver aluminum, ATX tower.
    - 5, F/HT 5.25" + 3, H/HT 3.5" EX / 4, 3.5" IN.
    - Dual 80mm front intake fans (PC P&C "Silencer").
      (1600rpm = 25cfm @20dba)
    - Single 80mm rear (Scythe/Sony) intake fan for attached CPU air duct.
      (2500rpm = 34cfm @30dba)
    - Single 120mm rear (Lian-Li) exhaust blower (lower case rear).
      (1600rpm = 50cfm @30dba)
    510w PC Power & Cooling "Turbo Cool 510xe" ATX power supply (24pin MC).

    MOBO
    ----
    DFI "LP 875P-T", socket LGA775, Intel 875p chipset, s# U51804054 (rev A).
    Intel Pentium 4, 3.6ghz Prescott "660", 2mb L2 cache, 800mhz FS bus.
    Heatsink/Fan= Zalman CNPS-7000AICu, 775 Adapter(ZM-CS1). fan speed @2750 rpm).
      CPU thermal conmpound= ArticAlumina.
    4gb RAM (4 x 1gb) dual-channel mode, 184pin.
      Mushkin "hp3200" dual-pack (#991434, @2-3-2-6), Unbuffered, non-ECC.
    Phoenix Award BIOS v6.00pg (flashed to 75TL, dated 03/25/05).
    OS: WinXP sp2/XPLite (heavily tweaked). NTFS (/3gb "boot.ini" enabled).

    DRIVES
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    Mitsumi 1.44 (3.5") "D259M3D"                                          [A:]
    WD Caviar "wd400jb" ATA100, 40gb, 7200rpm, 8mb cache                   [C:40gb]
    WD Raptor "wd1500adfd", SATA1, 150gb, 10,000rpm, 16mb cache            [D:150b]
    WD Caviar Black "wd5001aals", SATA2(opt1), 500gb, 7200rpm, 32mb cache  [E/F:232gb]
      7200.7 class, 8bm cache, 7200rpm.
    Plextor PX-716A Recordable DVD (+-r), 8mb buffer (master, bootable)    [G:]
    Teac DV516 cd/dvd-rom drive - IDE     (slave)                          [H:]

    I/O CARDS   (bus= 1 AGP, 4 PCI @33mhz. active onboard= Floppy, ATA, SATA
    LPT, 4 USB ports (firewire disabled).
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    (ATA/SATA CONTROLLER)- Intel 8280IER / ICHR5R chips.
       - ATA/100 (80pin): H-Drive #1 (DMA enabled).
       - ATA/33 - 100 (80pin): DVD and CDR.
       - Dual SATA1 [1.5gbps]: (H-Drives #2 and #3 = sata 1 & 2).
    (USB CONTROLLER) -  v2.0, 400Mbits.
       - 4 USB ports at rear panel.
    (DISPLAY) XFX (NVidia) "G-Force 6200" AGP (8x), 256mb DDR2 graphics accelerator.
       - model# GF 6200 (PV-T44a-WANG) fanless, dual output: DVI-D, VGA.
    (SOUND) Echo Gina 3G, 24bit/96khz digital audio recording system ["dedicated" irq 17].
       RME ADI-2 AD + DA cpnverters), SPDIF connected to G3G.
       MIDI connection (Din5). (PCI card & breakout box).
       (ASIO = 6ms latency, 256mb buffer).

    MONITOR
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    Westinghouse "LCM-22w3" widescreen 22" LCD (1680 x 1050 @32bit).
      (dual input: SLVF= direct DVI-D cable, LVF= direct VGA cable.

    MISC
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    (KEYBOARD) BTC 5100c (mini).
    (POINTER) MICROSOFT MOUSE-III  (400 PPI, ps-2/irq12)
    (UPS) APC "Back-UPS V/S 650" (CPU/monitor/ESI/Mackie connected).
    (HEAT ALARM) PC Power & Cooling "110 Alert".


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    H-Drive allocation
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    C: "Programs" = o/s, programs, and swap file (ATA-D1).
    D: "StaticData" = streaming-data sound libraries (SATA-D1). [Ivory, Kontakt, etc].
    E: "StaticData2" = ram-data sound libraries (SATA-D2a) [Alchemy, Reason, etc.].
    F: "DynamicData" = re-writeable user-data (SATA-D2b), [DAW recording, etc].


    Internal: Slot utilization (PCI)
    -------------------------------
    AGP = XFX G-Force.
    PCI#1 = (0).
    PCI#2 = Echo G3G (irq 17, dedicated).
    PCI#3 = (0).
    PCI#4 = (0).


    USB allocation (4 rear connectors):
    - I-Lok        - USB extension
    - SyncroSoft   - USB extension


    Case mods:  Front case push-pin fan-mounts drilled out to accommodate standard fan
    screws.  Empty drive-bay covers fitted with neoprene sound insulation.  Additional
    neoprene treatments throughout (supplementing Lian_Li factory defaults).  All case-
    mounted fans use Vantec or Lian-Li vibration-dampening gaskets.




    (slvf p4 custom daw.txt, 12/20/2011)