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23 Noctuas little sister! =) [completed] (for now...)

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Heyho!  

 

23 Noctua was lonely :( So I had to build him a sibling. She is a "budget" build ;)

 

 

############ EDIT August 6th - Completed

 

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GPU 3072MB Gigabyte Radeon R9 280 Windforce 3x OC (overkill for the i3 CPU, but i got a really good deal!)

SSD Samsung EVO 840 250GB

CPU Intel Core i3 4330 2x 3.50GHz So.1150 

Ram 8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3-1600 (2x4GB)

PSU 520 Watt Seasonic S12II Bronze Non-Modular 80+ Bronze  (overkill for the i3 CPU and GPU, but i want to be able to upgrade!)

MoBo ASRock H81M Intel H81 So.1150 Dual Channel DDR3 mATX

Heatsink Noctua NH-U12P

Case Zalman Z9 Midi Tower 

 

 

############ EDIT  August 5th

 

Soon to be started ;)

 

 

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  • 2x 4GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3-1600 DIMM CL9 Single
  • Intel Core i3 4330 2x 3.50GHz So.1150 BOX
  • 520 Watt Seasonic S12II Bronze Non-Modular 80+ Bronze
  • Zalman Z9 Midi Tower ohne Netzteil schwarz                
  • ASRock H81M Intel H81 So.1150 Dual Channel DDR3 mATX Retail                          

 

 

The purpose of the rig is having a second rig while building/changing my mainrig. Besides of that I love to play Coop when friends come over :)

 

The next thing will be a dedicated GPU =) And maaaaaaybe a SSD. Have to see how good the boxed fan does it's job =)

 

 

Nothing special, just wanted to share =)

 

PS: I went with the i3 because it is fast enough :) spent below 300€ and the PSU is that high wattage overkill because sometimes I have to check my or friend's GPUs and a 300W PSU wont handle a 290x ;)

 

 

Edit: Switched fans and added an old Aquaero 5LT as fancontroller 

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dat brown pcb

Which always looks black in a case that doesn't have bright white LEDs.

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why not sell two fans for a keyboard?

 

;) got a lot laying around :D was my oldest one, but it wasnt in the basement xD

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Nice, but it just does not have the spunk that the 23 Noctua has.

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Nice, but it just does not have the spunk that the 23 Noctua has.

 

xD it's his little sister ;) maybe she just needs to grow up :P here and there some more noctuas... a new heatsink :P and maybe next year the latest socket 1150 cpu xD wont OC that pc anyway, so maybe a xeon =) but for now i had my 300€ budget and that was okay =) it handles dota 2 and csgo perfectly with the integrated HD4600 =) And when xmas comes closer, my friends will swap their gpus and maybe I can get a cheap AMD 270 or 280 ;)

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Hm. The Boxed-Fan keeps the CPU during IntelBurnTest below 77°C (27°C Roomtemperatur). Seems okay for now :)

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xD it's his little sister ;) maybe she just needs to grow up :P here and there some more noctuas... a new heatsink :P and maybe next year the latest socket 1150 cpu xD wont OC that pc anyway, so maybe a xeon =) but for now i had my 300€ budget and that was okay =) it handles dota 2 and csgo perfectly with the integrated HD4600 =) And when xmas comes closer, my friends will swap their gpus and maybe I can get a cheap AMD 270 or 280 ;)

That is the best I have ever heard someone say something like that +1 for making me smile :D

 

P.S. Cant wait to see her upgraded around Xmas time.

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"The Riddler" Custom Watercooled H440 Build Log ( in collaboration with my wife @ _TechPuppet_ ) - http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/149652-green-h440-special-edition-the-riddler-almost-there/


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Thanks for your kind word sir!

 

Okay... PC-Building is an addiction... having dinner now... and then going in the basement, getting my spare aquaero and some noctuas... :P the stock casefans are too loud :( 

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Yeah, shout loud the greatness of Asrock Master Race >:]

ASRock can bite my shiny metal ass.

 

Also, I came here expecting to see at least 12 Noctua fans. :(

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ASRock can bite my shiny metal ass.

 

Also, I came here expecting to see at least 12 Noctua fans. :(

 

3 so far :D

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It looks so empty without a graphics card ;_;

 

I like what you've done to hide the PSU cables, it really makes it look neat and tidy :)

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hook it up to the big rads :P

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=) wish i could, but this rig is going to be "moveable" and "portable". =) boring aircooling only :P but a new noctua and a GPU next month will pump it up =)

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Just snipered a Noctua NH-U12P @ ebay for 25€ =) good price :)

 

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Would be more than enough for the i3 =) yea... Little Sister get moaaaaar NOCTUA!

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Hmmm... still thinking if i should get the gpu...

 

 

 

The NF-F12-PWM will replace the heatsinkfan on the NH-U12P and the original NF-P12 (non PWM) becomes casefan.

All casefans are nonPWM and voltage controlled by the Aquaero, the CPU-Fan ist PWM Controlled by the Mainboard. 

 

=) It is sooo nice and silent :P Btw below 17€ for a NF-F12-PWM seems really cheap =) Nice. Could have saved a lot money some month ago :P

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The colours/colors are unbelievable, every one's rig seems to be better than mine ;( but anyways good build so far :) 

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The colours/colors are unbelievable

 

I dont get that? :( You like it or you think it is ugly?

 

By the way :) Just made an awesome deal:

 

3072MB Gigabyte Radeon R9 280 Windforce 3x OC

 

;) Got it for the price of an 270x =) 159€  Sometimes I am lucky :D

 

 

So the final Rig got this specs:

 

GPU 3072MB Gigabyte Radeon R9 280 Windforce 3x OC

CPU Intel Core i3 4330 2x 3.50GHz So.1150 

Ram 8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3-1600

PSU 520 Watt Seasonic S12II Bronze Non-Modular 80+ Bronze 

MoBo ASRock H81M Intel H81 So.1150 Dual Channel DDR3 mATX

Heatsink Noctua NH-U12P

Case Zalman Z9 Midi Tower 

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I like it a lot!! :)

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| ADATA XPG SX8000NP 256GB Nvme SSD + WD Blue 500GB SSD | 4TB WD Blue |

 

     | Corsair RM650x |        

 

| NZXT H200 White |

 

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