Kermit

Just so everyone can see

CM Nepton 280L I think

 

EDIT: Yep. The L series has the LED hexagon, the M series doesn't. And as it's a dual rad, it has to be the 280L

Wow even after probably a hundred LTT videos advertising them, I still forgot...

Hey, I was just watching Luke's new vid, and the build look really nice, partially thanks to the AIO. I've seen it a few times in other builds, but never stumbled upon it on Newegg, Amazon, etc,..

What is the name of this?

lol I was thinking of doing the same thing with JS and greasemonkey.

Wouldn't be a very difficult task I assume?

but i have to go to work in 5 hours is that enough time?

I actually saw a video with linus using a fan to dry his waterlogged laptop for 24 hours, and it functioned.

I don't know if 5 hours will do the trick, and certainly dont know if rice will work on an iPhone, due to its inability to open.

Worth a shot though, good lück

I used white rice with my iPod shuffle after jumping into the pool with it (I was 7y/o)

Make sure the rice is UNCOOKED lol

Hey,

Recently I've been spending hours on PCPartPicker, fiddling about with different configurations. After a while, I started getting bored because all I could see was the components, but not what each individual build would look like.

The resulting idea, very simple, was to create a program to pick motherboard, GPU, cooler, etc,... and pull the .jpg image of each component from a database. After each component is picked (and the corresponding image appears), each .jpg would appear at a specific place on the visual display, according to the case picked. This service would provide a good, maybe rough, idea of how each build would look before spending anything. 

Possibly PCPartPicker could use their database of components to make this possible on a larger scale? Is something like this possible? And on a smaller scale-- with maybe 200 motherboards to choose from, 200 GPUs, and say 100 PSUs-- I would think it would be quite straightforward to code with the right background and experience... Select a mobo from a dropdown list, a picture appears: not really rocket science. Although this is a cool concept, I don't know if it would really be worth the effort of not only coding it, but also compiling a database with specific photos of hundreds of parts.

Would anyone else like to see something like this, or is it only me? lol

Thanks,

Kermit

Maximus VII has a really cool look

Of course, whatever color scheme or overclocking potential you want will result in different boards. What does the rest of your build look like?

970 strix/windforce

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thank you for the kind words

I fixed it

Electronic Supersonic

That case isn't the only thing "Magnum" right now

Damn shweet for a first build! Good work!

Maybe 3 gigs? I took an 11 minute video at 1080P 60fps (iOS9) and it was about 2 gigs, so that times 3 is 6GB and ~halve that for 30 FPS

Thanks, the video only went on for 23", so it only took up about 1.8GBs.

Are you planning to SLI in the future? That PSU is overkill and you could save a lot of money by getting a different one that will still be very reliable.

This PC isn't for me, and I have no clue what my friend will want down the road, so to save time and money I'll use the 760w platinum in case he adds another 970

Quick answers please, I need this info fast! thanks

How many MBs or GBs will 30 mins of iPhone 6 video take up? It will be a continuous video for half an hour, and I have 5.6 GBs free (more than enough), but I was wondering how much space I will be allocating to it.

Oh god, it has a color scheme. kill it.

Do you have something against PC porn?

Though if you pay with paypal or a credit card you could probably get your money back

PayPal service is a nightmare lmao, but thats a whole new topic

Why two 120mm fans? Only 120 I see is in the rear and your x61 takes 140mm

Plasti-dip or spray paint. They came with white, red and blue rings AFAIK.

Any prep work involved or can I just take the rings and spray

Hello, sorry if this isn't the cleanest post (on iPhone)

I'm building a yellow-themed pc for a friend, complete with a 290x Lightning and asrock z87 formula

I've been looking at similar builds, one actually on LTT forums, and saw AF140 with yellow rings. My build is nearly exact to this one: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/95937-the-lightning-350d-build-update-4314/

Do you have to plasti-dip the rings or do they sell yellow rings? Thanks

Not bad, better than spending $100 for a new charger. If you want to prevent it and make it look a little neater try getting some adhesive heatshrink over that end it will make the cable stiffer but less prone to ripping or tearing.

I'll definitely look into that, just for aesthetics bc the cable is plenty stiff

hey man, as long as it was just the cables that where borked then its all good. 

yup thats all it was. thanks!

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So I found a youtube vid with the same issue that I ran into, grabbed my soldering gun and electrical tape (shrink tubing was a failed attempt).

Power brick is disassembled, and kinked wires are snipped/stripped.

Soldering the connections, taping them off to prevent contact and a short.

I glued the case back together, and it works! It is completely safe, although the final look of it seems sloppy. I am overall happy with this, and if it ever becomes an issue, I won't bother doing this project again.

Thanks to everyone who helped YouTube vid: 

Best to replace it especially if the conductors inside are damaged, you don't' want to short it out.

I see some for $35-45... Are these just fakes or just bought from Apple in bulk?

Ex. http://www.impactcomputers.com/ma938ll-a.html?gclid=CjwKEAjwxYGuBRCtoqjkrIPDqDwSJAAnd-rCR6ZoalK5bd6Yd-uSG3CEUfCFzhjcp0Pm2V9jxLJ2ExoCGSrw_wcB