Father Fuzzy

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

Excellent composition
Id give it a 9 could be a touch darker for me
 

 
 

(Edit: not really sponsored, just wanted to make a fun banner)

Case: Corsair C70
CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K (4.7Ghz OC)
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15
Motherboard: Asus Z170 Deluxe
RAM:16GB (2x8GB) Corsair LPX DDR4 3000Mhz
GPU: Sapphire NITRO R9 Fury
SSD: 240GB HyperX Predator M.2 and 2x480GB Adata SSD (raid 0)
PSU: Corsair RM1000X
Addons: NZXT HUE+, Creative Sound Blaster Audigy RX 

Because an awesome bland black case isn't enough.

Here's a tour of my amateur modding of my PC, done over a month when coming home after night shifts and having energy to spend.
Upgraded from Ivybridge to Skylake 2 months ago and loving it so far. 
That new asus Motherboard also took care of all my noisy fans and fan controller problems: Once tamed, the AI suite 3 is pretty nifty. All my fans are spinning at about 300rpm while idling on the web and stuff.
Shame i don't know any place nearby to test out the silentness level of this beast. Pretty sure i could beat Linus attempt.

I chose the RM1000X PSU for a possible future second GPU and for the fact that it is both silent and more efficient at medium load (or so i heard)

The noctua NH-D15 keep the little skylake boy cool and fresh, almost never going over 50°C so far. (though that will change when we finally hit the usual 25°c to 30°c average Eastern Canadian summer temperature)

Roast my box, guys!
critics/ thumbs up are welcome



 
 




 
 

Hi 
Got some of the painting done today mostly the skin and nails on the hand. 
and will do the rest in the morning. 


Thanks again for stopping by. 

pics should get better shortly 
 
added a plexi plate under the himuru
 

 

 
Ice dragon coolant 
 

 

a short video clip of the waterfall effect
 
https://youtu.be/lQg-Y8VVkbc

Dude. It just keeps getting better and better.

a short video clip of the waterfall effect
 
https://youtu.be/lQg-Y8VVkbc

Maximus 4 extreme
2600K
6970 gpu
ax 1200 psu
primochill acrylic tube
Ghost/revolver fittings
Aquacomputer res
ek ramblock
xspc thick 480 rad
Treibworks 55mm fans
 
Transferring older build from Corsair 650D Case to Thermaltake core P5 Wallmount
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Used a laser level to help with the measurements of the hard tubing
 

 

 

 
mounted the mobo on triple stacked motherbard screws to help with cable management
 

 
Had to make some custom bolts out of rods to use the shrouds with the 55mm fans
 

 
Cut and filed in a hotswap bay in the side using a Caselabs 5.25 to 3.5 bay adapter
 

 

 

 
Installing the hard tube went well
 

 
 
 
 

Changed over the black ghost fittings for the red anodized revolvers 
 

 

 

 
Shot of the Thermaltake logo with under mobo lighting
I removed all the logo's after I took the pic with acetone
 

 
Sleved 8 pin extension for the mobo
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Maximus 4 extreme
2600K
6970 gpu
ax 1200 psu
primochill acrylic tube
Ghost/revolver fittings
Aquacomputer res
ek ramblock
xspc thick 480 rad
Treibworks 55mm fans
 
Transferring older build from Corsair 650D Case to Thermaltake core P5 Wallmount
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Used a laser level to help with the measurements of the hard tubing
 

 

 

 
mounted the mobo on triple stacked motherbard screws to help with cable management
 

 
Had to make some custom bolts out of rods to use the shrouds with the 55mm fans
 

 
Cut and filed in a hotswap bay in the side using a Caselabs 5.25 to 3.5 bay adapter
 

 

 

 
Installing the hard tube went well
 

 
 
 
 

that looks sexy as fuck, my god