duality92

Hey guys, this is one of my builds for CES this year, both for Aorus, but here's the first one :)
Thermaltake View 71 Modded (Removed parts, cable tucked, painted window, some vinyl work, shaved front I/O, etc.)
Thermaltake 1200W ARGB
32GB Ram RGB Aorus
RTX 2080 Super Aorus Xtreme Waterblock
SSD Aorus 1TB PCIE 4.0, NVME (Copper heatsink model, de-heatsinked)
Thermaltake watercooling with PETG 16/12 and CPU/GPU in parallel
CableMod power and power LED along with PCIE screws
Fans are 140mm Riing Trio

Hey guys, this is one of my builds for CES this year, both for Aorus, but here's the first one :)
Thermaltake View 71 Modded (Removed parts, cable tucked, painted window, some vinyl work, shaved front I/O, etc.)
Thermaltake 1200W ARGB
32GB Ram RGB Aorus
RTX 2080 Super Aorus Xtreme Waterblock
SSD Aorus 1TB PCIE 4.0, NVME (Copper heatsink model, de-heatsinked)
Thermaltake watercooling with PETG 16/12 and CPU/GPU in parallel
CableMod power and power LED along with PCIE screws
Fans are 140mm Riing Trio

Ran out of distilled, actually filled it yesterday before dinner lol and it's for eventual SLI.

Looks very nice, but two questions:
1. Don't you thick it would look a little bit cooler with more Water in the reservoir?
2. What the hell is the 1200W PowerSupply for? 
    But I guess better Overpowerd then without RGB...

That looks like a very nice build!  It looks very clean.

So here are the final pictures
Not 100% happy with how things turned out to be honest, so there will definetly be a Verticality II eventually!

So here are the final pictures
Not 100% happy with how things turned out to be honest, so there will definetly be a Verticality II eventually!

So here are the final pictures
Not 100% happy with how things turned out to be honest, so there will definetly be a Verticality II eventually!

So here's my motherboard, it's a unicorn, so don't try googling it  Even @LinusTech doesn't have one
MOSFETs - ???
27B
73AX
Capacitors - http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/bussmann/Electronics/Resources/product-datasheets/BUS_Elx_DS_4407_FP0906_Series.pdf
0906R1
R15
31PH17F

Sleeved the pump cables in Darkside Carbon, I'll be removing the connectors again to pass it through the passthrough.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

| ModMyMods | HighSpeedPC | SeaSonic |
| Apacer | CableMod | Aorus |

Hi fine people 

I've been the GPU reviewer for OCN for quite a bit now and I decided to create a rig just for testing GPUs.

I have partenered up with HighSpeedPc.com, Seasonic, PC Mods Canada, ModMyMods, Aorus, Apacer and Cablemod to bring you the beast of a test bench I will be creating.

I will be 3D Printing a lot of things to make this test bench one of a kind. I started out with an XL-ATX bench supplied by HighSpeedPC.com, they make some great test benches, but I wanted more. I told them I would be using two 360mm radiators, they then made a custom solution for me in the form of a standalone base that can hold two radiators with a res/pump between them like a pedestal. I took this idea and started printing brackets to have it attached to the XL-ATX bench as a third bottom tiered section.

I will be 3D printing a dual PSU bracket, SSD brackets to hold 4 SSDs and new bench posts to accomodate a third tier. Dual PSU? Am I crazy? Why?

The CPU, RAM and GPU are made to be easily swappable for various testing, so soft tubing was a must for certain parts.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

| ModMyMods | HighSpeedPC | SeaSonic |
| Apacer | CableMod | Aorus |

Hi fine people 

I've been the GPU reviewer for OCN for quite a bit now and I decided to create a rig just for testing GPUs.

I have partenered up with HighSpeedPc.com, Seasonic, PC Mods Canada, ModMyMods, Aorus, Apacer and Cablemod to bring you the beast of a test bench I will be creating.

I will be 3D Printing a lot of things to make this test bench one of a kind. I started out with an XL-ATX bench supplied by HighSpeedPC.com, they make some great test benches, but I wanted more. I told them I would be using two 360mm radiators, they then made a custom solution for me in the form of a standalone base that can hold two radiators with a res/pump between them like a pedestal. I took this idea and started printing brackets to have it attached to the XL-ATX bench as a third bottom tiered section.

I will be 3D printing a dual PSU bracket, SSD brackets to hold 4 SSDs and new bench posts to accomodate a third tier. Dual PSU? Am I crazy? Why?

The CPU, RAM and GPU are made to be easily swappable for various testing, so soft tubing was a must for certain parts.

| ModMyMods | HighSpeedPC | SeaSonic |
| Apacer | CableMod | Aorus |

Hi fine people 

I've been the GPU reviewer for OCN for quite a bit now and I decided to create a rig just for testing GPUs.

I have partenered up with HighSpeedPc.com, Seasonic, PC Mods Canada, ModMyMods, Aorus, Apacer and Cablemod to bring you the beast of a test bench I will be creating.

I will be 3D Printing a lot of things to make this test bench one of a kind. I started out with an XL-ATX bench supplied by HighSpeedPC.com, they make some great test benches, but I wanted more. I told them I would be using two 360mm radiators, they then made a custom solution for me in the form of a standalone base that can hold two radiators with a res/pump between them like a pedestal. I took this idea and started printing brackets to have it attached to the XL-ATX bench as a third bottom tiered section.

I will be 3D printing a dual PSU bracket, SSD brackets to hold 4 SSDs and new bench posts to accomodate a third tier. Dual PSU? Am I crazy? Why?

The CPU, RAM and GPU are made to be easily swappable for various testing, so soft tubing was a must for certain parts.

How do you fill an Eisplateau? Like this.

MX greens is life. Second is MX clears.
 
Helps my jittery hands prevent reloading by accident.

dear god

if everyone dresse like Linus, will Linus dress like everyone?

That already fits 4 graphics cards....

Try to get your hands on a cheap EVGA 550 G2, I wouldn't trust the power supply you have right now with a 1080 with dual 8-pin.