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Thanks. Evidently I'm not much of a photophile at best lol but I try to keep it dark with only the light shining on the things that matter in the build, much like the ice giant planet itself. Hope it makes sense. :unsure:
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Neptune 2.0 :http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/113719-complete-neptune-20-reverse-polarity-nzxt-switch-810-reverse-atx-dwood-pedestal-build/#entry1519778 Description : I was completely content with the former version of Neptune (http://linustechtips...-cooled-build/) but a Dwood pedestal had me putting the mod hat back on once again. This time, I jump off the cookie cutter trend of case configurations and reversed the case to build a one-off system that would never be mistaken as an LD or 900D ripoff. My plan worked as some could not identify what this behemoth of a case was as they stare into the acrylic tubes that flow seamlessly into its mid panel which resembles a pool Mayhems Pastel Blue Berry coolant. Everything in this build, from the bent acrylic panels and tubing, down to every single paracord sleeved cable, was built in-house and not outsourced (except for my CF SLI cover, which was laser cut at work with the help of a good friend and fellow PC modder:p). I can happily say that I am now completely content to have finally completed the dream machine I have always wanted. I hope you guys enjoy watching it unfold as much as I enjoyed building it. Future plans will include Maxwell GPUs (skipping Geforce 700 series). Picture URL : http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x237/joejoe69_album/IMG_2305_zps949bf798.jpg
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I was completely content with the former version of Neptune (http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/43430-neptune-nzxt-switch-810-water-cooled-build/) but a Dwood pedestal had me putting the mod hat back on once again. This time, I jump off the cookie cutter trend of case configurations and reversed the case to build a one-off system that would never be mistaken as an LD or 900D ripoff. My plan worked as some could not identify what this behemoth of a case was as they stare into the acrylic tubes that flow seamlessly into its mid panel which resembles a pool Mayhems Pastel Blue Berry coolant. Everything in this build, from the bent acrylic panels and tubing, down to every single paracord sleeved cable, was built in-house and not outsourced (except for my CF SLI cover, which was laser cut at work with the help of a good friend and fellow PC modder:p). I can happily say that I am now completely content to have finally completed the dream machine I have always wanted. I hope you guys enjoy watching it unfold as much as I enjoyed building it. Enter: Neptune 2.0 Parts List - Core components - Case: NZXT Switch 810 full tower (reverse ATX) w/ 3M Di-Noc Carbon Fiber and Dwood pedestal CPU: Intel Core i7-3770K @ 4.6GHz, 1.248V (De-lidded) MB: ASUS P8Z77-V Deluxe GPU: EVGA GTX 680 x2 in SLI RAM: Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz 16GB PSU: Corsair HX1050 custom 550 Paracord sleeved SSD: Intel 520 Series SSD 240GB HDDs: WD Black 2TB ODD: Don't need one... - Liquid Cooling - CPU block: Bitspower Summit EF RAM block: Bitspower Universal RAM Module Kit GPU block: Bitspower VG-NGTX680 x2 SLI (reference designed) VRM block: Heat Killer MB-SET ASUS-P8X77-V LT Radiators: XSPC EX480 / RX360 / EX240 / EX120 (1200mm) Tubing: Bitspower Crystal Link / E22 12/10 Acrylic Coolant: Mayhem's Pastel Blue Berry Fittings: Bitspower Matte Black assorted fittings Reservoir: Bitspower Multi-Z 250mL standalone Pumps: Swiftech MCP655/D5 w/Bitspower D5TOPX2 pump top and pump mod kits Fans: Corsair SP120/AF140 Quiet Editions Youtube Build Logs: Pics: Thanks for checking it out!! See the progress here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1463505/finished-neptune-2-0-reverse-polarity-nzxt-switch-810-reverse-atx-dwood-pedestal-build
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For me, this is true. I've had a 250GB Hitachi HDD since 2006. I dropped it once on a hard concrete floor. Still running strong. I bought a 2TB Seagate barracuda HDD in 2012. Lasted me 2 months until it started clicking all they way to its death a week later. RMA took forever. I sold the RMA'd Seagate 2TB HDD and bought a WD Black 2TB. It lasted for a year because my SATA power cable from my HX1050 PSU was faulty. RMA'd it and replaced the SATA power cable. Still going strong.
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Thanks!! I'll be doing a 2.0 revision very soon.
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