FunkStar

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
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The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

I've submitted my design as well.
 
2 Parts that are machined from Aluminum and 1 part that gets die stamped.
 
It is a twist and lock design with 3 magnets that prevent the base from being to loose.
 
Also with this design is should be easy for Silverstone to offer a shorter single headset mount an a longer double headset option. Only the arm needs to be changed.
 

I like the "Gainward Phantom GTX 780 GLH" model where GLH stands for "Goes Like Hell"

 

I would go for the tree, you now have focus on the bark of the tree but there's nothing on it.

An ant walking up or down would be cool, even better if its like dragging a piece of leave.

I have an RM 750 and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it, unless you count the stiff as shit cable that come with them, I'm going to buy some new cables from corsair in the future. BUT ANYWAYS... there is nothing wrong with them people say they are bad but they aren't. Listen to someone who has one and will give an honest opinion, not some idiot who gives opinions on products they don't even have.

I think its just easier to roll-out things like this then lets say fiber-to-home.

But I agree with @Whiskers that I would be nice if all connections are stable and fast enough for HD or even 4K.
I can't complain in my country but prices could be cheaper and speeds faster.

UK regulator approves ‘earth stations’ to bring faster Internet to planes, trains, ships and coaches

 
The UK telecoms watchdog Ofcom has today cleared plans for airlines and other transport operators to use satellite-based ‘earth stations’ to deliver broadband speeds up to 10 times faster than is currently available, the organisation said.
 
While accessing the Internet from a plane, ship, train or coach is already possible in many instances, the new technology will provide far more bandwidth to users, meaning faster download speeds and therefore an altogether more useful Internet service. In order to provide the capacity for the planned services, Ofcom is freeing up 4,128 MHz of spectrum. To put that in perspective, the UK’s 4G spectrum auctions assigned just 250MHz across the whole country.
 
In order to deliver the faster speeds (around 10Mbps downstream, or higher, to an individual passenger or around 50Mbps to a single earth station), the ship, plane or vehicle would carry an earth station device which connects to a geostationary satellite orbiting the earth’s equator at an altitude of 22,300 miles.  However, today only marks Ofcom clearance for these devices to be fitted to land-based vehicles like coaches and trains as it has deemed land-based earth stations as exempt from requiring a license.
 
The regulator added that it expects to start accepting applications to license ship-mounted earth stations by February this year, and that it’s working with the Civil Aviation Authority to make licensing for aircraft-mounted devices available in a similar time frame.
 
While it is undeniably good news for people that like to stay connected to the Internet as much as possible, the plan is still at a formative stage and we’re yet to see just how much these superfast services cost the end user. If it’s anything like the current situation on aircraft, it will be a considerable premium over the comparable cost on terra firma.
 
➤ Statement on the Authorisation of Earth Stations on Mobile Platforms [Ofcom]
Source: Thenextweb
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
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The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

THIS IS NOT MY MOD -> Original source German forum, I found it on Tonymacx86 <- Source
 
--------

The mod/case is based on (yes) a trashcan:
Authentics - Lunar http://www.amazon.de/Authentics-1200...entics+-+Lunar

Dimensions: 18cm width, 26cm height

Costs for the material (no PC hardware): 60€

Hardware:
Core i3 (Haswell) Gigabyte z87n wifi Radeon 7750 SDD & HDD ATX PSU Back:


Bottom fan:


Mainboard mounting:





New back:

Top view:

Core parts mounted + additional top fan:


working on the back:


painting case red:

hand crafted bottom intake:




almost finished:





Idle temperatures:

 
Finished Build:

 
Personally, I would have tried to get some better temps (Maybe a radiator on the bottom) some extra fans/heatsinks and an overall better airflow.
Fantastic build though!
 

Note sure, but it seems your "SSD Partition" doesn't have a drive letter assigned.

Can you try to rightclick "SSD Games" and choose "change drive & station path" or something like that. (My Windows isn't in English)
Another thing you can do is use a piece of software like "acronis disk director" to check your partition.
 
Edit: Altecice was faster

Note sure, but it seems your "SSD Partition" doesn't have a drive letter assigned.

Can you try to rightclick "SSD Games" and choose "change drive & station path" or something like that. (My Windows isn't in English)
Another thing you can do is use a piece of software like "acronis disk director" to check your partition.
 
Edit: Altecice was faster

Virtual hug ok for you?

That was easy.
 
Thank you.

Oh no captcha...
 
Am I the only one who needs to try 2-3 times before I enter it correctly?

no.
QWERTZ is for germany
AZERTY is for belguim and france (dont know if there are any other country who use it)
QWERTY is for the rest of the world
(Don't know if there are any other exeptions)

It can not be patched, it's just that the first batch of 290's were built with 290x chips.
 
I'm from the Netherlands, and bought the card from alternate.nl

Going to grab myself the 240gb one starting at 7:30, was gonna buy the samsung evo 250gb yesterday, but i don't want to spend all my money (saving for steam holiday sale)