wittles37

Hey guys, hello from Aus!
 
So I started watching Linus Tech Tips 3 channels in the past 6 months, and it really got me back into computers. I used to work in a repair shop building new pcs and reapairing peoples computers. I then moved onto become a boilermaker and watching the channel really rekindled my love for building computers and gaming!
 
So here is my parts list and some photos!
 
MSI X570 Gaming Pro Carbon Wifi
AMD Ryzen 3900x
Corsair Vengance RGB PRO 3600Mhz
MSI RTX2080 Super Gaming X Trio
AData XPG SX8200 1TB SSD
Seagate Barracude 8TB HDD
Corsair H150i Pro 360mm AIO
Corsair RM850 Gold 850w PS
 
I originally went with a Corsair Carbide Spec Omega Case but found that the tiny air intake in the front just didnt allow for enough air flow to the radiator.
 
So I changed to:
 
Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Case
Phanteks Vertical GPU Mount
 
and for that RGB goodness:
 
Corsair LL 120 RGB Triple fans
Corsair RGB LED Pro expansion kit
 
I am hoping to start doing some streaming soon and have started putting the occasional video on youtube which is why I went the 3900X over a 9900ks.
I would really like to do a custom water loop as some point but its will be over $700 Aus to go with what I want so see how I go. I also really need to get come Cable Mod Cables.
 
Hope you like the build!
                                                                         

Hey guys, hello from Aus!
 
So I started watching Linus Tech Tips 3 channels in the past 6 months, and it really got me back into computers. I used to work in a repair shop building new pcs and reapairing peoples computers. I then moved onto become a boilermaker and watching the channel really rekindled my love for building computers and gaming!
 
So here is my parts list and some photos!
 
MSI X570 Gaming Pro Carbon Wifi
AMD Ryzen 3900x
Corsair Vengance RGB PRO 3600Mhz
MSI RTX2080 Super Gaming X Trio
AData XPG SX8200 1TB SSD
Seagate Barracude 8TB HDD
Corsair H150i Pro 360mm AIO
Corsair RM850 Gold 850w PS
 
I originally went with a Corsair Carbide Spec Omega Case but found that the tiny air intake in the front just didnt allow for enough air flow to the radiator.
 
So I changed to:
 
Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Case
Phanteks Vertical GPU Mount
 
and for that RGB goodness:
 
Corsair LL 120 RGB Triple fans
Corsair RGB LED Pro expansion kit
 
I am hoping to start doing some streaming soon and have started putting the occasional video on youtube which is why I went the 3900X over a 9900ks.
I would really like to do a custom water loop as some point but its will be over $700 Aus to go with what I want so see how I go. I also really need to get come Cable Mod Cables.
 
Hope you like the build!
                                                                         

Hey guys, hello from Aus!
 
So I started watching Linus Tech Tips 3 channels in the past 6 months, and it really got me back into computers. I used to work in a repair shop building new pcs and reapairing peoples computers. I then moved onto become a boilermaker and watching the channel really rekindled my love for building computers and gaming!
 
So here is my parts list and some photos!
 
MSI X570 Gaming Pro Carbon Wifi
AMD Ryzen 3900x
Corsair Vengance RGB PRO 3600Mhz
MSI RTX2080 Super Gaming X Trio
AData XPG SX8200 1TB SSD
Seagate Barracude 8TB HDD
Corsair H150i Pro 360mm AIO
Corsair RM850 Gold 850w PS
 
I originally went with a Corsair Carbide Spec Omega Case but found that the tiny air intake in the front just didnt allow for enough air flow to the radiator.
 
So I changed to:
 
Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Case
Phanteks Vertical GPU Mount
 
and for that RGB goodness:
 
Corsair LL 120 RGB Triple fans
Corsair RGB LED Pro expansion kit
 
I am hoping to start doing some streaming soon and have started putting the occasional video on youtube which is why I went the 3900X over a 9900ks.
I would really like to do a custom water loop as some point but its will be over $700 Aus to go with what I want so see how I go. I also really need to get come Cable Mod Cables.
 
Hope you like the build!
                                                                         

looks nice! I like the way it turned out!