Etrious3422

Hey there, Wannabe JayzTwoCents here, back at it with another Personal Rig update. After getting into some of the more heavy processes such as rendering, I figured "Hey, this i7 is great and all, but what if it WASN'T and i7 with Haswell-e Architecture eh? So after grabbing another PHAT 360mm Radiator, a case to squeeze it all in, and another healthy dose of my (Questionably terrible) Hand Bent Tubing runs: I give you CROSSFADE Version 2.0 Specs: CPU: Ryzen THREADRIPPER 1920x 12c/24t OC'd to 4.1GHz with a Phanteks Glacier TR4 Waterblock. {RGB cabling came messed up so

Its been a while since I've even been on the forums, but that's because I've ben busy. Completely redid my personal rig and even added some personal watercooling. SPECS: CPU: Core i7 6850K @ 4.2GHz MOBO: ASrock X99 Taichi RAM: Avexir Core 32GB (4X8GB) GPU: MSI GTX 1070 Armour put under a water block PSU: Corsair RM850 80+Gold STORAGE: 2x 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD's, 2x 240GB Corsair FORCE LE SATA SSD's Case: Corsair Air 540 ATX COOLING: 6x Corsair SP120 RGB fans 1x EK DBAY RES MX+D5 Pump/res Combo 1x EKWB 240MM PE Rad

Got a bit of an upgrade recently, went from full on Red team to Blue and green. Got a new case because I was too lazy to be bothered with cable management, along with a shmexy x99 taichi and 6850k. Along with 32GB of 2400MHz DDR4 RAM, a custom EK loop for the CPU, a Strix 1060 all powered by a 750 watt power supply. ...but I skipped storage day, only max of 1TB on the HDD

Setup now 100% edgier

Fractal Design Define S I believe. Will have pics once I de-dust it again.

New phone camera, new gpu, new update. Got myself a new STRIX 1060 card and oh my goodness it's beautiful.

Well damn, that's a mighty fine case. Now I know what to look for when doing another watercooling build.

Wait wait wait... are you planning on stuffing all of those radiators in that small case? Will it even fit?

Not bad for a budget system, well done!

Matches so perfectly.

"So stay tuned for the finale of SCRAPYARD WARS!" "..Next week for Vessel subscribers." #crievrytime #makeitstoplinus #alreadybroke

The build was sponsored by the school I was in at the time as a showpiece for the class. They paid for every part except for the Processor, RAM, the SSD and the HDD in the back. I could have taken some of those parts back, but I wanted to leave something behind for new students to tinker around with.

Have you tried using afterburner to set up a custom curve? That can normally resolve any thermal issues encountered.

Nice! I'll keep my eye out then, tons of collectors out here.

I've always wanted one just to see if I can add servos and make a walking pc just for the heck of it. Where did you find it?