ALXAndy

RAID. You will get a RAID bios when you boot, enter it with the key combo (usually CTRL F2 something like that). Then you want to build a RAID 0 array. It's quite straightforward, simply pick the drives you want to be in the array. Save and exit. Now, you may need a driver disc or USB so make sure you identify the controller and find the correct driver for it. Depending on the Windows version you are running it should work from a USB stick. Boot the PC, when it asks you to install a 3rd party RAID driver simply browse to your stick. Now the array should show in the installation screen. You can mess around formatting it yourself but don't bother, just click next and Windows will do it automatically. Then enter your bios and make sure the first boot device is your RAID controller. Done

Yeah good old MSI. Doesn't matter, would look bostin with blue braided cables going to it. I may send them away soon to Shakmods. Well since posting this I have done a few mods. First I removed the PCI cage thing at the end. I also got another 8gb of ram and two more of those lovely XSPC memory coolers, as well as this. ​ One of about 40 in the entire of Europe. Big thanks to my pal Greg for letting this go At 4k it's just trashing my old SLI set up and I fully intend to add another once the dust settles and they are more readily available Quick light change to red. ​ 4k gaming ahoy

Fuck you too. Any way, I mostly like it. I don't like the rad stripes I think they mimic your Fallout build. There's a lot to like though

Amazing ! Now make a silver plate with G5 on it and stick it over the back of the PSU dude !!

I've never seen any one run any sort of SLI set up and a 8 core Vishera from a budget 500w power supply before so that's new on me. Kiddies = don't try that at home. As for this build? are you actually doing anything other than promoting yourself here? IE - mods, braiding and so on?

D.fucking.rool.

Nice work Andre. I know what a sod these cases are to build into with any sort of tidyness so good job. Maybe it's time to buy some braiding tools and get started? it would look really nice braided

Good stuff

Yes, in flat black or another flat colour. Shiny is old school IMO. The issue with these old cases and trying to keep them original is the damage, which always makes them look like ass, given they were such a posh shiny object in the first place. I would stick to flat colours, but make sure you get rid of the streaks I can see on the side. Wet sand, P800 grit, more coats.

Now do the blue bits in a different colour !

Third one.

That's really nice, K.