Robdogga55

(Not mine)
But in all seriousness, the keyboard looks good, can't wait and I couldn't care less about some silly small logo on the top of the keyboard, how often will you be looking at your keyboard anyway?

(Not mine)
But in all seriousness, the keyboard looks good, can't wait and I couldn't care less about some silly small logo on the top of the keyboard, how often will you be looking at your keyboard anyway?

Okay so the name was all made up for this topic, but it sounds cool.
This is my first PC build I did about 10 months ago and I know it is an old one but I am still very proud of it and want to think what the LTT (Long time watcher on YouTube, new member on forums) community thinks of it.
 
Parts List:
The prices were obviously back a while ago
>1 x Case ($89) - CoolerMaster Storm Enforcer >2 x Fan (200mm) (Replace red LED fan, $25) - CoolerMaster SF Blue LED 200mm >1 x Fan (120mm) (Replace back fan, $15) - CoolerMaster 120mm Silent Blue LED Fan >1 x Motherboard ($219) - ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Motherboard >1 x Extra Wifi Boost ($24) - TP-LINK High Gain USB Adapter TL-WN822N >1 x RAM ($95) - Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 >1 x CPU Fan ($39) - CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO >1 x Blu-Ray Player ($55) - LG 12X BD-R Blu-ray DVD Combo Drive >1 x Video Card ($439) - EVGA GeForce GTX 670 2GB >1 x CPU ($295) - Intel Core i7 3770 3.4GHz, Quad Core CPU (Ivy Bridge) >1 x Solid State Drive ($199) - Plextor PX-128M5S 128GB >2 x Hard-drive ($139) - Seagate SV35 Series 2TB >1 x Power Supply ($119) - Corsair CX-750 Modular 80+ Bronze Power Supply >2 x LEDs ($25 each) - BitFenix Alchemy Connect 30cm Blue LED Strip >1 x SD Card Reader ($22) - Astrotek V-301 3.5in Internal USB 3.0 >1 x Mouse ($49) - Razer DeathAdder Black Edition >1 x Speakers ($26) - Logitech LS21 2.1 Speaker System >1 x Monitor (Second monitor) ($124) - Acer S220HQLBD 21.5in Widescreen LED Monitor >1 x Monitor (Birthday present, unknown price) - Samsung SyncMaster 24" LED S24A850DW >1 x Monitor LED backlighting ($15) (Monitor looks like glowing) Antec Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit >1 x Keyboard ($130) -- Razer Blackwidow: Ultimate Stealth Edition  
Total = $2,256   Images: This is the build when completed, nothing fancy but I fell in love with the case   A bit of an inside look
 
My complete set-up right now with the PC
 
The one thing I regret is not buying an unlocked CPU but oh well.. I have learnt from my naivety. I tried doing a timelapse of me building it as well, worked out decently if any of you want to have a look here (I ended up making a lego stand for my Samsung Galaxy S3 to hold it in place). I was running the SSD as boot and the the two 2TB HDDs in RAID 1, few months after using it and building my Steam libary I bought another 2TB HDD and now I have the SSD for boot, one 2TB HDD for games and two 2TB HDDs created into one partition to store videos and music etc..

Okay so the name was all made up for this topic, but it sounds cool.
This is my first PC build I did about 10 months ago and I know it is an old one but I am still very proud of it and want to think what the LTT (Long time watcher on YouTube, new member on forums) community thinks of it.
 
Parts List:
The prices were obviously back a while ago
>1 x Case ($89) - CoolerMaster Storm Enforcer >2 x Fan (200mm) (Replace red LED fan, $25) - CoolerMaster SF Blue LED 200mm >1 x Fan (120mm) (Replace back fan, $15) - CoolerMaster 120mm Silent Blue LED Fan >1 x Motherboard ($219) - ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Motherboard >1 x Extra Wifi Boost ($24) - TP-LINK High Gain USB Adapter TL-WN822N >1 x RAM ($95) - Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 >1 x CPU Fan ($39) - CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO >1 x Blu-Ray Player ($55) - LG 12X BD-R Blu-ray DVD Combo Drive >1 x Video Card ($439) - EVGA GeForce GTX 670 2GB >1 x CPU ($295) - Intel Core i7 3770 3.4GHz, Quad Core CPU (Ivy Bridge) >1 x Solid State Drive ($199) - Plextor PX-128M5S 128GB >2 x Hard-drive ($139) - Seagate SV35 Series 2TB >1 x Power Supply ($119) - Corsair CX-750 Modular 80+ Bronze Power Supply >2 x LEDs ($25 each) - BitFenix Alchemy Connect 30cm Blue LED Strip >1 x SD Card Reader ($22) - Astrotek V-301 3.5in Internal USB 3.0 >1 x Mouse ($49) - Razer DeathAdder Black Edition >1 x Speakers ($26) - Logitech LS21 2.1 Speaker System >1 x Monitor (Second monitor) ($124) - Acer S220HQLBD 21.5in Widescreen LED Monitor >1 x Monitor (Birthday present, unknown price) - Samsung SyncMaster 24" LED S24A850DW >1 x Monitor LED backlighting ($15) (Monitor looks like glowing) Antec Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit >1 x Keyboard ($130) -- Razer Blackwidow: Ultimate Stealth Edition  
Total = $2,256   Images: This is the build when completed, nothing fancy but I fell in love with the case   A bit of an inside look
 
My complete set-up right now with the PC
 
The one thing I regret is not buying an unlocked CPU but oh well.. I have learnt from my naivety. I tried doing a timelapse of me building it as well, worked out decently if any of you want to have a look here (I ended up making a lego stand for my Samsung Galaxy S3 to hold it in place). I was running the SSD as boot and the the two 2TB HDDs in RAID 1, few months after using it and building my Steam libary I bought another 2TB HDD and now I have the SSD for boot, one 2TB HDD for games and two 2TB HDDs created into one partition to store videos and music etc..

Okay so the name was all made up for this topic, but it sounds cool.
This is my first PC build I did about 10 months ago and I know it is an old one but I am still very proud of it and want to think what the LTT (Long time watcher on YouTube, new member on forums) community thinks of it.
 
Parts List:
The prices were obviously back a while ago
>1 x Case ($89) - CoolerMaster Storm Enforcer >2 x Fan (200mm) (Replace red LED fan, $25) - CoolerMaster SF Blue LED 200mm >1 x Fan (120mm) (Replace back fan, $15) - CoolerMaster 120mm Silent Blue LED Fan >1 x Motherboard ($219) - ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Motherboard >1 x Extra Wifi Boost ($24) - TP-LINK High Gain USB Adapter TL-WN822N >1 x RAM ($95) - Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 >1 x CPU Fan ($39) - CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO >1 x Blu-Ray Player ($55) - LG 12X BD-R Blu-ray DVD Combo Drive >1 x Video Card ($439) - EVGA GeForce GTX 670 2GB >1 x CPU ($295) - Intel Core i7 3770 3.4GHz, Quad Core CPU (Ivy Bridge) >1 x Solid State Drive ($199) - Plextor PX-128M5S 128GB >2 x Hard-drive ($139) - Seagate SV35 Series 2TB >1 x Power Supply ($119) - Corsair CX-750 Modular 80+ Bronze Power Supply >2 x LEDs ($25 each) - BitFenix Alchemy Connect 30cm Blue LED Strip >1 x SD Card Reader ($22) - Astrotek V-301 3.5in Internal USB 3.0 >1 x Mouse ($49) - Razer DeathAdder Black Edition >1 x Speakers ($26) - Logitech LS21 2.1 Speaker System >1 x Monitor (Second monitor) ($124) - Acer S220HQLBD 21.5in Widescreen LED Monitor >1 x Monitor (Birthday present, unknown price) - Samsung SyncMaster 24" LED S24A850DW >1 x Monitor LED backlighting ($15) (Monitor looks like glowing) Antec Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit >1 x Keyboard ($130) -- Razer Blackwidow: Ultimate Stealth Edition  
Total = $2,256   Images: This is the build when completed, nothing fancy but I fell in love with the case   A bit of an inside look
 
My complete set-up right now with the PC
 
The one thing I regret is not buying an unlocked CPU but oh well.. I have learnt from my naivety. I tried doing a timelapse of me building it as well, worked out decently if any of you want to have a look here (I ended up making a lego stand for my Samsung Galaxy S3 to hold it in place). I was running the SSD as boot and the the two 2TB HDDs in RAID 1, few months after using it and building my Steam libary I bought another 2TB HDD and now I have the SSD for boot, one 2TB HDD for games and two 2TB HDDs created into one partition to store videos and music etc..

Well I have just updated them with uploads from imgur. Lesson learnt lol.

Okay so the name was all made up for this topic, but it sounds cool.
This is my first PC build I did about 10 months ago and I know it is an old one but I am still very proud of it and want to think what the LTT (Long time watcher on YouTube, new member on forums) community thinks of it.
 
Parts List:
The prices were obviously back a while ago
>1 x Case ($89) - CoolerMaster Storm Enforcer >2 x Fan (200mm) (Replace red LED fan, $25) - CoolerMaster SF Blue LED 200mm >1 x Fan (120mm) (Replace back fan, $15) - CoolerMaster 120mm Silent Blue LED Fan >1 x Motherboard ($219) - ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Motherboard >1 x Extra Wifi Boost ($24) - TP-LINK High Gain USB Adapter TL-WN822N >1 x RAM ($95) - Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 >1 x CPU Fan ($39) - CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO >1 x Blu-Ray Player ($55) - LG 12X BD-R Blu-ray DVD Combo Drive >1 x Video Card ($439) - EVGA GeForce GTX 670 2GB >1 x CPU ($295) - Intel Core i7 3770 3.4GHz, Quad Core CPU (Ivy Bridge) >1 x Solid State Drive ($199) - Plextor PX-128M5S 128GB >2 x Hard-drive ($139) - Seagate SV35 Series 2TB >1 x Power Supply ($119) - Corsair CX-750 Modular 80+ Bronze Power Supply >2 x LEDs ($25 each) - BitFenix Alchemy Connect 30cm Blue LED Strip >1 x SD Card Reader ($22) - Astrotek V-301 3.5in Internal USB 3.0 >1 x Mouse ($49) - Razer DeathAdder Black Edition >1 x Speakers ($26) - Logitech LS21 2.1 Speaker System >1 x Monitor (Second monitor) ($124) - Acer S220HQLBD 21.5in Widescreen LED Monitor >1 x Monitor (Birthday present, unknown price) - Samsung SyncMaster 24" LED S24A850DW >1 x Monitor LED backlighting ($15) (Monitor looks like glowing) Antec Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit >1 x Keyboard ($130) -- Razer Blackwidow: Ultimate Stealth Edition  
Total = $2,256   Images: This is the build when completed, nothing fancy but I fell in love with the case   A bit of an inside look
 
My complete set-up right now with the PC
 
The one thing I regret is not buying an unlocked CPU but oh well.. I have learnt from my naivety. I tried doing a timelapse of me building it as well, worked out decently if any of you want to have a look here (I ended up making a lego stand for my Samsung Galaxy S3 to hold it in place). I was running the SSD as boot and the the two 2TB HDDs in RAID 1, few months after using it and building my Steam libary I bought another 2TB HDD and now I have the SSD for boot, one 2TB HDD for games and two 2TB HDDs created into one partition to store videos and music etc..