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I'm new to modding forums and new to scratch building so hello fellow enthusiasts! Please offer any advice or ideas as I love new ideas. This build is for my father. He loves early automotive design and I was inspired when I saw a 1938 Spirit of Motion made by the late Graham-Paige company. The design and shape of this build is heavily inspired by the "sharknose" grill the Spirit of Motion has. Because of complexity and the number of parts I wanted to model the case first. Modeling also is helping me keep sense of the scale. I want this to be as small as possible as it
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It's been years since I built a PC. How long? My last one had an FX-8350. I've been starting to do more video editing now so I needed something other than my laptop. It's nice to see RGB being a lot more integrated nowadays. But I also see why Linus complains about all the cables. Wow, there's a lot. Way more than when I built my last PC. I wasn't just going to build something simple. I always loved making something unique. Even if it's just a paint job on the case, it's enough for me to say that this is a one and only. I'd really only ever build one ITX PC once for an HTPC years ago. So I dec
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Rainbow Dash Wizardry Mark II (RDW MK2) is my personal evolved, completed gaming rig I built and tinkered over the last few months of 2020 after her departure from the "Mark I" status. It was inspired from the PC built in LTT's Ultimate RGB PC Build Guide but made to suit my needs - optimized for overclocking and whisper quiet operation, even during a heavy, synthetic workload. When RDW was in her Mark 1 days in 2019, she was temporarily used as a PXE Boot Server at my workplace (an internet gaming café in Singapore) to boot 84 diskless gaming PCs for my customer's enjoyment for 3- 10 replies
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What a wild project this one was...The Inwin 925 is by far the most prestigious case Ive ever worked with. An absolute crowd pleaser at work and 100k views on Tpbmods, THIS IS FUEL! Spec List: CPU - i7 8700k Delidded @5.2ghz Mobo - Maximus X Code in that Floro Red GPU - RTX 2070S on EKWB Vector Acrylic Ram - TeamGroup Vulcan Z 16gb (Thanks to Mikes Computer Shop) PSU - Inwin pb1250w Sleeved with Teleios(Mainframe), combed with Clockwerk ind. Knuckles Storage - TeamGroup Delta Max ARGB SSD Lighting - TeamGroup Captain ARGB Controller Cooling - Inwin Aurora 120 ARGB W
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I decided to create a build log for my long term project of MEGA DESK, which is finally done (for now). The 'plan' for this began last year with the purchase of my first home. The only initial requirement was that I wanted a sit stand desk for my main rig Blueberry Pi but I had more room for just a single desk so I went to drawing board. Throughout the past few years I have had more than one desk but my at home setup was in my room (at my parents house) and was limited on space. I don't have any great photos but this is more or less the final iteratio
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So I recently got back into woodworking and computer building has always been a hobby that I love. So I got the idea to build my next computer desk from some reclaimed white oak that I had laying around in the shed. Then it hit me, lets make a Jack Daniels themed build with a full copper waterloop. I am planning to use the Jack Daniels bottles as the reservoirs, and since they use white oak in all of their barrels, I figured it would be the perfect setup. I also had an old whiskey barrel that will be cut down to use as the legs of the desk. Here are some pics so far of the desktop where t
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*misspelled purposefully to be the first result in google searches for "lightcanon" Welcome to my custom flashlight build log! The LightCanon is an aspheric lens flashlight designed for maximum throw. Called "lightcanon" instead of "lightcannon" so that its easier to find on google, and also because I forgot cannon has two ns instead of one... "Throw" is the distance the light beam can reach. In this case, a high power LED combined with a lens will give us a highly concentrated beam of light, theoretically reaching over 1500m ANSI throw distance
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So up until now, I've just used laptops, but I finally decided to build a pc. I just recently graduated college and got a decent job, so I have some money to work with, but I also have student loans to pay off and a wedding coming up, so I needed to keep it reasonable. I really enjoy virtualization and I've wanted a fully virtualized system for a while now for several reasons, on top of that I found out about the $75 E5-2670 cpus, and I had my starting point. This build will be a dual headed gaming rig for myself and fiance, a nas, and a development pipeline server
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The almost two month wait for my 3900X has ended and I've finally completed it! CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X62 Thermal Compound: Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Motherboard: Asus PRIME X570-PRO Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Storage: Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1 TB GPU: Asus GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11 GB Turbo GPU Cooler: Kraken G12 + NZXT Kraken X52 Case: Fractal Design Meshify C Power Supply: SeaSonic PRIME Ultra Titanium 850 W 80+ Titanium + Phanteks White Extentions Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro OEM 64-bit
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A little bit before the launch of the new AMD Ryzen 3 CPU's I posted a thread asking for input on what I planned to buy. I watched some reviews on 7/7 and then ordered the whole thing the day after. It took some time due to 3900X availability, but I've had everything now for about two weeks. PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/x6N4XP CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8 GHz 12-Core Processor ($499.00 @ B&H) CPU Cooler: Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360R RGB 66.7 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler ($129.99 @ Newegg) Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix X570-E Gaming ATX AM4 Mother
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Transplanting a meme into a dream A story of how my lowest spec PC occupies my dream case So a few days ago I was browsing the Sweclockers market for deals like the used-market addict I am and came across something interesting. Someone was cleaning out their PC parts and among them was a Fractal Design Nano S. I have wanted a Nano S since the launch and my intrest in the case only grew when Jay did the glass tubing watercooling build in it. Never really had the right money to buy one brand new and they rarely show on the used market but this one was in the same city and starti
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It's been a while since I posted on the forums, so uh... hi. Feel free to skip all the talky backstory bits and jump straight to the video at the bottom. Anyway, here's Wonderwall. Here's a demo of how my lighting works before I installed it: And some unicorn barf after I got the water stuff all hooked up:
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Project: OLD SCHOOL I built this MOD back in November 2012 as a result of my desire to utilize an iconic case and my desire to run OSX. It took some serious thought, a lot of hard work and a lot of time consuming elbow grease, as there were several factors that came into play with the formulation and completion of this MOD. (No true MOD is ever really completed. It is, and always will be an ongoing project) I started out with an PowerMac G3 case (Yes, I know it has been done perhaps a thousand times before, BUT not in this fashion) as I liked the design and it has attained the reputa
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Hi all, this will be a log of my second custom watercooled PC. My first watercooled PC is my current gaming PC and this one that I will be building is going to be my HTPC, I know that it is a little bit overkill but it will also be used as my VR station. Parts in Green will be parts that I have, parts in Red will be parts that I don't have, and parts in Blue are parts that I have ordered. This is a non sponsored build and all parts were/will be bought by me. Name: The name that I have chose for this PC is Orange Creamsicle or just Creamsicle for short. I know that it is kind
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X-Force - Phanteks Shift - i7 8700k - Asus GTX 1080 Ti Strix https://imgur.com/gallery/2mXA4
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So I just upgraded my PC to the following specs: http://pcpartpicker.com/b/X4XH99 I am looking for any upgrades that aren't too expensive ex: A new CPU, CPU, watercooling Changes to the position of anything would be welcome too Thanks to any suggestions
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Skylake I7 6700k Msi z170 M Power Gaming Titanium Edition Avexir Raiden 4*4 = 16GB DDR4 @3000 Nzxt kraken X61 cooler (push-pull set up) Evga Supernova 550 G2 80+ Gold Psu Zotac 1070 Founder Edition 3 TB segate Baracuda 2 TB Segate Baracuda 2 TB WD Green Samsung 850 evo 250 GB ssd Zotac premium edition 240GB ssd Asus PB298Q 29 inch ultra wide monitor Corsair strafe RGB cherry mx Blue KB Corsair M65 pro RGB mice Corsair MM300 extended mice pad Audio Technical ATH - M50x BitFeniX Alchemy white LED strip Noctis 450 white chasis PS4 Pro Yamaha RX - A1050 Av rec
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The general concept was to create a nice PC for moderate workstation style tasks. Link to PCPartPicker CPU was an easy choice with the price friendly Ryzen heavy-hitters. I chose the 1600 because of the six cores + free cooler that keeps even this chip overclocked cool. Missing the mark here, I would have loved to have upgraded to the LED spire that comes with the 1700 but I think the case should have enough LEDs when I'm finished! Motherboard, CPU, and RAM were a package deal on Newegg saving $100. The motherboard is nice but would have be
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Hey Guys! I'm new here, so I just wanned to show you my finally finished mini-itx RGB build. All components except PSU and the kraken x52 is aura synced! :-) CPU: Intel i7-7700k GPU: Asus Strix gtx1070 8gb OC Mobo: Asus z270i Strix PSU: EVGA Supernova 750 g2 CPU cooler: NZXT Kraken x52 Fans: Top: 2x 140 beQuiet fans (Connected to GPU) - Back: 120 RGB fan (Modded to work with Aura) SSD: Samsung 840 500gb Ram: 16Gb G.Skill TridentZ RGB Cabinet: Phanteks EVOLV ITX black At the moment it's synced with
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i7 8700k @ 5 GHzGigabyte Gaming OC RTX 2080 Ti ASUS Maximus X Hero (Wi-Fi AC)32gb Gskill Ripjaws V 3200mhzThermaltake Floe Riing 360 AIO256 WD Blue SSD 1tb WD Caviar Blue HDD 7200rpm EVGA Supernova T2 750w Titanium 80+ PSU Thermaltake View 71 RGB
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Hey all I really wanted to show off my build because I’m incredibly proud of it! Plus I’m only 18 I originally started out building this PC in a old Corsair Carbide back in 2013, I was only in the 7th grade!!! I used Neweggs and Linus’ videos for assistance as many fellow newbies back then did too. After completing this build I pretty much set my entire attention and life goal on computers. To be later defined as Computer Engineering! I’m also incredibly proud of my overclocking capabilities with these parts, you can see exactly what I’m talking about by checking out th
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Welcome to Project Glacier, the biggest headache of 2019. After dozens of setbacks from terrible weather, waiting on parts from all over the place, and tons of issues with paint... I present to you: Glacier I want to thank all my sponsors, and supporters. TeamGroup(ram), Alphacool(block/pump), Swiftech(fans) And ofcourse Anatoly and Dazmode for all his support! Mobo - ROG Maximus Code z370 CPU - i7 8700k Delidded/LM/Rockitcool Copper IHS GPU - MSI 1080TI OC Ram - T-Force TeamGroup Delta 2 RGB 16gb 4x4 PSU - Seasonic 850w Platinum Storage: M.2 - ADATA XPG sx8200 gen3
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Back at it again with another completed project. This time, the stakes are higher than a Canadian flag on July 1st. Project Maple is my entry into the Cooler Master Case mod world series novice modding division. This was proudly sponsored by Swiftech USA who provided me with pretty much every single piece they sell. Build List: Mobo - Asus Maximus X Code - Painted CPU - i5 9600k @ 4.8ghz GPU - MSI 1080ti Aero OC Ram - TeamGroup T-Force Nighthawk 4x8gb 3200mhz SSD - TeamGroup T-Force 240gb PSU - Seasonic focus+ Gold 850w Case - Cooler Master MB530p with plenty of cosmetic m
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The backstory.... Growing up my home was not particularly gaming friendly and so my exposure to games was all nighters at friends houses (where I basically got endlessly stomped on). Anyway, a couple years ago in college I got the urge to do some gaming but I had no money and a MacBook Air so I scoured steam for a first person shooter I could play. That set off a little bit of an obsession and about 10 months ago I decided I was getting a new pc to actually play games at decent frame rates and to play something other than source games. The build!!! i carefully crafted my
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December 2017 Here begins my story of wanting better RBG lighting for my 805i. For Christmas I got a NZXT Hue+ as I thought it would be needed for the Kraken I planned on buying on boxing day but I soon found out that was not the case. I tried to plug the Hue+ into my current lighting that was said up, but it was either really dim or incorrect colors, so I decided to leave it be. When I got the Kraken, I was blown away by CAM's software and music visualization. I was not used to it. If you have ever seen In WIn's software for lighting, it was a joke. Unpolished, lacki
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