oceansnake350

what i think could definitely be interesting is a video explaining how amazing it was going from pci to pci express or a review of the last pci card vs the first pci express card on how nvidia changed it all with there arrival of cuda cores

actually in all honestly after a bit more work to get it to fit in the socket a pin did fall off but i didnt even affect anything and got a 3900 on the r20 test cant bealive in it also has to POP into the socket super sketchy but hey it work

so my coworker had a 2700x and got the new 3700x and taking out the 2700x and he bent the pins really badly taking out the cpu and i got them bent back but i dont have a mobo with me atm

its not always about price its all brand new parts in this system so it was more then buying used around 900$ for the build but it honestly performs amazingly

the reason the cable management looks the way it does as i said this is my rig and testing rig but when i get the money im gonna build an actual testing rig then really make my pc look amazing, and yea i love the blue setup at night this thing lights up my whole room, also the witcher yes best game love it

my pc specs -ryzen 7 2700x stock cooler -zotac gtx 1660 with overclock -msi b450 gaming plus mobo -corsair mp300 m.2 120gig boot drive -1tb and 2tb for games and other misc things -corsair 16gb 3000mhz ram -corsair rm750x psu -some sort of diy case i think i bought it off a friend but its a case they all do the same thing the computer itself look kinda shitty but nice at the same time i use it to test alot of different pc parts since i build and sell pcs for a side hobby so i made it easy for me to take things in and out easy which means leaving side panels off and which will trigger about everyone not screwing in the psu but this pc never move so yall can calm down lmao things i change alot for pc parts testing is the gpu harddrives and psu i took out once cause another psu on a build i was doing was being a hoe so i said why not i got a modular in my system i plan on building a testing pc so i wont have to mess with mine so much and so i can make look nice and neat

i have a gtx 7900 i pulled from a recent bought without knowing the specs