littleTownGiant

Given, the photo says "option 4 views” and have found no one on YouTube who has tested the amount of displays that actually show up... So I might end up getting the non Aorus OC version in white and just getting a USB adapter for my last display since not all will need to be full res for me. I just want to run a large nice display in the middle, 2 slightly smaller over top, and 2 even smaller in vertical on sides of middle and below the two up top... Basically creating a square/rectangular grid... Just need to do the math on display sizes to make sure it all lines up right

My motherboard choice has changed as I needed 1 more sata port and it's a better board.... I'm now gonna be going with the ASUS AMD AM4 ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi), which has quite a bit of the pcb covered with shielding, so the shielding itself can be painted instead. And the capacitors are mostly all silver, so I'll tape off all areas covered by shielding and the capacitors and use Plasti-Dip for the rest. Plus the rtx 2070 super card I'm going with has a backplate, so I can avoid pcb painting there too. I'm relatively proficient at problem solving, so I just ended up doing more research lol I wish I could find white cable passthroughs for the Corsair carbide air 540, but maybe I'll just do an acrylic cover like "IModderNation" did, or attempt to paint the passthroughs with Plasti-Dip as well

I'm late on this because I'm considering something similar. But this is from the product info for that card... ”AORUS provides a total of 7 video outputs compared to the reference card 5 video outputs. An additional 2 HDMI ports allow consumers to have greater flexibility when connecting to the display. You can choose 3xHDMI + 1xDP + 1xUSB-C or 3xDP + 1xHDMI + 1xUSB-C for your monitors without any adaptors"

My bad, after looking up water-white, it literally means clear. So, I'd have to paint afterwards anyway. Much like Tech Source did in his motherboard painting video

Has anyone used conformal coatings for their motherboard? I've seen it used many times in YouTube videos as a protective layer between the motherboard and paint itself. I'd prefer it over Plasti-Dip due to it not being a rubber coating and therefore not as thermally insulating. I found a white conformal coating I'd like to try once I get my PC parts in the coming months. I want to go full white on the build to make it more effective to do a snowblind mod. The acrylic conformal coating I found is a bit expensive, but I can see it being worth it if effective. It's the Miller-Stephenson MS-475C conformal coating. I've read all the technical data sheets on it and it seems a winner to me, including thermal performance, working at a range of -55°C to 110°C. What do y'all think? https://www.neobits.com/honeywell_ms_475c_stephenson_acrylic_conformal_p8381729.html?atc=gbp&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkvTKu4CT5QIVBZJbCh1PsgyXEAkYASABEgI0UfD_BwE Peace, LTG