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  • CPU
    intel core i7 3770
  • Motherboard
    EVGA Z77 Stinger
  • RAM
    Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz [8GB]
  • GPU
    EVGA GeForce GTX670 [4GB] (you know the noisy one)
  • Case
    Cubitek Mini-cube [modified] *see build log
  • Storage
    Samsung 840Pro [512GB] + 1.5TB Seagate Green mirror
  • PSU
    Seasonic Platinum 660W
  • Display(s)
    NEC MultiSync PA231W
  • Cooling
    Stock cooler :( + Noctua intake/exhaust
  • Keyboard
    RealForce 87U Elite
  • Mouse
    R.A.T. 7
  • Sound
    Swan M200MKII

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  1. Fonzie Scheme
    Nice work, what would a build like this cost, around $8000.00? Nice work indeed, should be getting some sic fps!
  2. Fonzie Scheme
    No one man should have that much talent!
  3. Fonzie Scheme
    I have only one question... WHO THE HELL IS PAUL TAN!!!
  4. Fonzie Scheme
    Hmmmm... it's a little early to start a new build but... So, is it running pretty cool and quiet?
  5. Fonzie Scheme
    I wish I would have got in on the M1 are they going to be making more?
  6. Fonzie Scheme
    They seem a little tall, are you trying to compensate for some other inadequacy or shortcoming? jk they look good, I'm still waiting for some paint action though!
  7. Fonzie Scheme
    You can probably use any Linux/BSD distro. I've done it using NetBSD and dual port Intel NICs with an atheros wireless PCI card running in a PIII. The way I configured it was to create a bridge interface using the Intel NICs and wireless card, then had a DHCP server listen on the bridge interface to hand out IP addresses to connected devices. All of the documentation I needed was on the NetBSD website and/or google. Here's an article on setting up NAT on NetBSD: http://www.netbsd.org/docs/network/nsps/config_ipnat.html.
  8. Fonzie Scheme
    Are these the LEDs you're looking for? http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/964051101/Factory_directly_discount_3mm_round_rgb.html I've never shopped from alibaba before, not too sure how legit they are.
  9. Fonzie Scheme
    Nice work on the build. I really like the style of the videos too, I've always had a soft spot for time-lapse video.
  10. Fonzie Scheme
    Your work is inspiring, I have a question about the acrylic panel. Did you have someone mill the edge for you or did you do it yourself and what software if any did you use to model it? The fit on everything is so precise.
  11. Fonzie Scheme
    Just found this as well: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/26384-24-pin/ I'm still thinking that having the cables wired in directly would look nicer though.
  12. Fonzie Scheme
    That's what I'm talking about except not ugly!
  13. Fonzie Scheme
    I'm also thinking of bending the copper pins either 45 or 90 degrees to allow the cables to sit flat against the case, also having a fairly short run of wire to the PSU. I don't think it would be all that risky (although patience would be required). What <motherboard mfg's name removed> doesn't know wont hurt them.
  14. Fonzie Scheme
    I'm just wondering if anyone has ever wired their power directly to the MB. Something like this is what I'm thinking of:
  15. Fonzie Scheme
    The A5+ should be pretty good and the price shouldn't break the bank, the LS50's on the other hand. $$$$ What cans did you decide on? (pm me if you like)
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