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With wall mounted PC's gaining more popularity, I think they should do a build guide for a custom wall mounted PC. Including watercooling, and LED lighting.
Youtubers such as JerryRigs', and Recoilproduction do videos about their rigs, but have never done a tutorial. What would be hilarious? A budget, ghetto build guide. A cardboard backing, with zipties holding up the components.
 
Would you watch this?
 
 
also, a desk mounted pc crossdeskpc *winkyface*

With wall mounted PC's gaining more popularity, I think they should do a build guide for a custom wall mounted PC. Including watercooling, and LED lighting.
Youtubers such as JerryRigs', and Recoilproduction do videos about their rigs, but have never done a tutorial. What would be hilarious? A budget, ghetto build guide. A cardboard backing, with zipties holding up the components.
 
Would you watch this?
 
 
also, a desk mounted pc crossdeskpc *winkyface*

With wall mounted PC's gaining more popularity, I think they should do a build guide for a custom wall mounted PC. Including watercooling, and LED lighting.
Youtubers such as JerryRigs', and Recoilproduction do videos about their rigs, but have never done a tutorial. What would be hilarious? A budget, ghetto build guide. A cardboard backing, with zipties holding up the components.
 
Would you watch this?
 
 
also, a desk mounted pc crossdeskpc *winkyface*

With wall mounted PC's gaining more popularity, I think they should do a build guide for a custom wall mounted PC. Including watercooling, and LED lighting.
Youtubers such as JerryRigs', and Recoilproduction do videos about their rigs, but have never done a tutorial. What would be hilarious? A budget, ghetto build guide. A cardboard backing, with zipties holding up the components.
 
Would you watch this?
 
 
also, a desk mounted pc crossdeskpc *winkyface*

One big uber-powered computer sitting in my closet that could stream multiple operating systems, so I can just have monitors randomly through my house that are all being streamed to by the big hunk of machinery in the closet. Also, microphones around the house so I could give the big machine voice commands. It'd also know where in the house I was so I could say "turn on lights", etc. Oh oh, and speakers. It'd be like Jarvis. 

People saying its stupid, etc. you do realize it's just another form of emoticons. Not another language, just another way to express emotion more clearly than text. Would you rather have "I'm happy," or " :)"? People have been trying to create this with ASCII, so why not just use little images?

People saying its stupid, etc. you do realize it's just another form of emoticons. Not another language, just another way to express emotion more clearly than text. Would you rather have "I'm happy," or " :)"? People have been trying to create this with ASCII, so why not just use little images?

Four nineteen bucks more, you can get a FANTASTIC mid-tower. The Phanteks Enthoo Pro.

Even a super cheap low profile graphics card would be a welcomed edition. You're still under budget, try a X99 solution.

16GB Of ram with specs like these?

8/8
 
motherboard: ps3
cpu: wii
gfx: xbone
psu: 360

Why no 140mm fans in your planned build?

ty senpai

from personal experience (i owned a 450D, sadly there was a lighting issue), i would say go corsair because its sexy and noise wont be bad if you just tweak your fan curves
btw dont let my accident with it dissuade you from getting it.
btw again....
 
 
 
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LED fans do look pretty sweet in the front. More pics here: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/183-show-off-your-setup/?p=4052500
 
As the others have said the LED fans can get annoying at times, like if you're watching a movie in the dark.  I'm running 4x intake and 2x exhaust, combining the stock case fans with the LED fans I purchased.  I've set up a media fan profile in AI Suite for watching movies/TV in the dark where only the bottom intake is running (led intake fans are off) and the top exhausts only start up (at very low RPMs) when necessary to exhaust hot air.

An xbox 360 can play minecraft.

May I suggest the R7 250 as a graphics card for the build.

I've seen frequently on the forums people who model out a computer when planning a new build. I was wondering how they do that, which modeling program would be best for doing it etc. I understand the basics of modeling, and can do them thanks to the STEM Program in my school. Also, do you model out each component of the build individually or are there models of components like graphics cards in the public domain you can simply import? If so, where can you find them? Below I've pasted a prime example of what I'm talking about.
 
Example: http://blog.skoups.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/ddd_PC_Case_Final_v031-e1327667436326.jpg
Working Example: http://www.3dcadbrowser.com/th/1/66/66310.jpg