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So today I brought it to school to work on it, I found out where I'm mounting the power supply (and had to pull it out of its case because it was too big) and figured out how to mount this cooler

Eh, I'm not opposed to pulling apart one of my old monitors to use for this, and put it in like a laptop screen.
 
Then again, this could also be a bit easier if I don't try to make it like a laptop and instead just a portable pc

What's up,
The backstory of this build is my sister impulse bought a phonograph from a Barnes and Noble, and it was really shitty and apparently the brand has a reputation for breaking records. She's gotten a new player and doesn't need this any more, so she gave it to me to mess around with.
 
I've just upgraded pretty much my whole desktop from a i7 3770 to a R5 1600 (AF), and despite the record player sucking, the box looks pretty cool so I want to see if I can build a PC into it, maybe include a monitor in the top too.

This thing was insanely easy to pull apart, just 6 screws and the whole thing came out in one piece. There's also already the start of a hole I can use for rear IO

What's up,
The backstory of this build is my sister impulse bought a phonograph from a Barnes and Noble, and it was really shitty and apparently the brand has a reputation for breaking records. She's gotten a new player and doesn't need this any more, so she gave it to me to mess around with.
 
I've just upgraded pretty much my whole desktop from a i7 3770 to a R5 1600 (AF), and despite the record player sucking, the box looks pretty cool so I want to see if I can build a PC into it, maybe include a monitor in the top too.

the case is neat but might get a little warm

Are you certain you have everything plugged in correctly? Does anything at all happen when you press the power button (fans spinning, motherboard lights, the power supply turning on, etc)? 
 
If it was a broken CPU, the mobo would power on when pressing the power button, but the system wouldn't post. Same with RAM or in some cases your video card.
 
 

Thanks guys! you made me alot wiser! 

Looks good! If you want to save a bit you really don't need that CPU cooler because the one that comes with the 3600 is quite decent.

The parts should be fine, they're still inside their safe temperature ranges. 

I haven't even read all the way through or watched the video but wanna say thanks for making a guide on how to set up your own personal VPN. I've tried tons of times with openVPN but have just never managed to get it to work, so I'm excited to see if this'll work for me.

Steve from Gamers Nexus counted the pixels himself, its really 1440p
 
SmartWatch manufacturers be like:
4k UHD smart watches! 10min of battery life. QuickCharge and QuickDischarge function.

While everyone is gushing over large TVs and monitors. A few others are showcasing what visuals they can do on a smaller scale. 
Elsewhere, others have pushed the level of immersion to new levels, starting with full body senses:
If you think the pimax 5K is still not enough for you, here is an 8K goggles for all your high end VR needs (high end gpu not included) 
Some have taken a light approach:
Reply me with a source if you find any other interesting VR products 
Source: https://www.roadtovr.com/ces-2020-jbd-micro-led-ar-vr-absurd-brightness/amp/
https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/09/ces-2020-proved-vr-and-ar-are-thriving-and-moving-into-automobiles/
https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/06/vrgineers-debuts-8k-xtal-vr-headset-with-180-degree-fov-and-ar-add-on/
https://www.slashgear.com/panasonic-vr-glasses-are-a-steampunk-dream-for-5g-09606466/
Thoughts: I should probably hold on to buying a rift S for now, maybe in a few months there is going to be new models right around the block. 

I'd rather get a ryzen, since you need to buy a new board and new ram anyways.
I'd reccommend either a 3600(X) or 3700(X)
for a board you might want to look into the new motherboard guide v2, where I would opt for a B550 or a X570 if you really want to spent the max amount of money for a little bit better OC, then you might want to consider a 3950X

I think an easier way to go about it would to just get a 1U rack shelf (like this) and place your computer in the rack with everything else. 

Reading this from my Xperia with no ads.  (and I'm able to copy and receive things without having to isign into my iapple iaccount and without having to use icloud or other inonsense, iimagine that!) 
 
 

From what I've heard, grey market keys like that are usually okay, microsoft isn't out there scouring people's PCs to make sure the licenses are right.

I haven't even read all the way through or watched the video but wanna say thanks for making a guide on how to set up your own personal VPN. I've tried tons of times with openVPN but have just never managed to get it to work, so I'm excited to see if this'll work for me.

Why not upgrade to a 3600? you probably won't have to get a new mobo too.

i mean
 
 
you can wear them with sandals

Eh I'd get a 2070 Super, just because he also uses stuff like blender so the better CUDA stuff will help there.

I would change the PSU for a TX550M and change the GPU for either:
- a 2060 Super for a bit more, if you want to stay Nvidia
or
- a 5700XT
 
Looks good to me otherwise.

Do you have another gpu in it? If yes are you plugged into it, not the mobo?
If not, you need to get a dedicated gpu as the 2600 does not have an integrated gpu

Are you plugging your display into the motherboard's display-output? The Ryzen 5 2600 doesn't have a built-in GPU, so you can't use the motherboard-connectors for your display.

In Radeon Settings you should be able to find what the hotkey is to hide it (I don't remember off the top of my head what it is)