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Just finished building the most transparent pc I could build with just using basic tools. No cnc or laser. Some metal bars and some 2mm plexiglass. The goal was to see everything inside working and give it best airflow possible while keeping it water splash proof. I flipped the backside of the motherboard upwards so I don't have to be with limited front panel setup. Also it allowed me to have two different front so I can take fresh air for both cpu aio and gpu. And as a bonus I got rid of the gpu sagging issue. Before in a cooler master case 3090 gpu vram temp was reaching 105, now it's 90. Was on a tight budget, so had to use leftover plexiglass from another project, that's why so many joints. Also reused 2 fan from dead psu. Hope you guys like it. VID-20230618-WA0015.mp4

Hi guys and gals, This is a follow up to a post I made a while ago you can find Here. I planned on improving my desk and I finally got around to it with some help from my dad. The desk is made out of 18mm hardwood with a black fineer coat and is installed into the wall and is structurally reinforced with alluminum bars. It took us 4 hours to complete and I think the result is great. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it! Picture 1 : before Picture 2 : after

Hello fellow tech enthusiasts, Last year I built this custom PC case at my parents house for my dad to store all his maps and data for our forestry family business (and also so I have a rig to play games on when I'm at home) I'm a student at u university, studying to be a English and it teacher in Germany. Due to my very limited income I was never able to build a awesome computer for myself, but I had the brilliant idea to talk my parents into needing one for "their maps and picture edeting ". For years I had the dream to create a custom case made out of wood. I was never sure how to do it properly, and also how to find a designer that looked elegant, was 'pactical' and nobody had done before. The designer I choose now, I am very happy with, and for the first PC I build, I think it is awsome. I wanted to recreate the look of stacked wood, the tape you would find at any home with a fireplace. The wax I achieved this was by making a frame out of 4 pliewood pieces on the top, bottom, and sides, and fine 2 metal fence squares in the front and back. The bottom wood piece has a big hole in it where I mounted one singular 250mm case fan. On the sides I prepared bolts and spacers to mount the motherboard, before I screwed the wooden cut pieces to the side all the way around. The front metal mesh, I spray painted white, and cut sections of of cut wood and screed them to the mesh to make it look like the wood was stacked everywhere. The mesh can be screwed on and off with 4 screws. The back mash has no wood. The anterior of the case is as small as I could find parts for it. 32cm of space in all directions has to be enough to install a motherboard, 16gb of ram, an i7 8700k with the biggest bequiet cooler I could find, 5tb of storage and a super tiny gtx1080. All the parts fit perfectly, no space to give. The hdd and ssd drives were mounted with velcro tape to the sides were there was space. Cooling in the case is amazing. The one singular case fan pulls up air into the gpu and the rest of the case is just cooled the the massive cup cooler circulating air from front to back through the "open" case design. One thing I wanted to achieve in this build, was having no buttons or lapels on the case for a cleaner look. So I ran 3m extension cords for everything through a sleve from the case directly into one external wooden box that could be placed any where. On the picture zou can see the disc drive, the power button, and connections for usb 3 and 2 as well as headphone and mic. I'm sorry that I cant provide pictures of the build, but I did not realise I would live the PC so much that I would like to share the finished results. For the wood I used a tree from our forest that i cut down and dried myself. The monitor is also from the same wood, where a friendly carpenter prepared the wood and I got a controller board from Ebay and a old laptop screen. If I have the funds to hold another one of those, I think I I will provide pictures of the process, but for now feel free to ask me anything. Urs, Moritz

My new pc specs: Ryzen 7 2700x Asus X470 prime pro 16GB 3200Mhz trident z Gigabyte RTX 2070 Kraken X62 512GB M.2 ssd 3TB HDD I love this system. All I need now is RGB fans.

Hello LTT community, my name is piXelit! and this is my very first finished casemod in a Red Dead Redemption style. My goal was to keep the case rough and old looking but still have that detail in it.It is 100% handmade, everything that is colored brown/beige is stained with ground coffee (yes you read right) and finished with teak oil. Since i do not really like rgb, so it has just subtle red lighting, from the GPU/CPU and both side fans. All decals are wood burned and the cables are wrapped in fine rope. The insides are covered with a clear acrylic panel, so it can stay open or closed. Since i have no sponsors or something like that, i had to use what is available, but i think it worked out nicely.In a perfect world i would have taken an all Noctua cooling solution, but i do not regret anything . I hope to get better with every future build i will make and the next one is already in planning. Enjoy the build! CPU: Ryzen 7 2700 GPU:Sapphire 5700xt Pulse Mainboard: ASUS Rog B 450-f

Do you guys know the best handmade gift sellers? This is the worst place to post this crap but who knows.

Welcome To A project to rebuild my crappy old desk and replace it with a brand new desk with my new PC built into it. I took some inspiration from Linus's custom desk and some images I found online. I went through several designs to figure out the best way to build it and configure my hardware. If you have any recommendations please let me know - I've built many things before but never a desk to house a PC. Desk Construction : Legs : 4x4 secured with glue and Lag bolts Base : 2x4 beams securing both sides of the legs making a flat base for the top - can be separated to make moving easier' Top : 3/4 Maple Plywood with 2 good sides Glass : Custom Cut 1/4" Tempered Glass Components : CPU : AMD Thread Ripper 1950X Motherboard : Asus Zenith Extreme Ram : Corsair Vengence White RGB DDR4 128gb 3000mhz Storage : 6x Samsung 860 Evo 500gb SSD in Raid 0 - 1x Intel Nvme Boot drive 256gb Video Card : GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce GTX 1080 Ti in SLI Power Supply : Corsair 1200 Watt Platinum w/ Cablemod Cables Monitors : 2 Acer Predator 35" Ultrawide 1440p w/ Gsync\ Fans : Corsair ML120 RGB x18 w/ Corsair Link Water Cooling Components : Radiators : Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 480mm x2 - Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 360mm x2 Pumps : Alphacool D5 Pump x2 Reservoir : EKWB 400ml Clear x4 GPU Blocks : Phanteks Gigabyte Aorus x2 CPU Block : XSPC Raystorm Block Fittings : Monsoon Hard Line Fittings Tubing : Monsoon Hard line 5/8 inch Coolant : EK CyroFuel Navy Blue just over 2 gallons worth Concept Photos Renders Packages - The Good Stuff Would you like to see during Construction photos ? Whats your Thoughts on this project? Link To Current Update ------ > Lets Go!!!!

Hallo my friends, I'm italian designer, i built my first open ai pc with my laser cutting machine I wolud to have opinion about my work, i hope to have lot opinion, many thanks and sorry for my english i made youtube video