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Aden23
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This is nice! GTX980Ti, unreasonably strong PSU, early age AIO water cooling.

 

I think a fun practice would be to take everything out, clean it (ofc) and reassemble it nicely. Maybe even get a new case if you are feeling like it.

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3 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Other than some serious cable management, dusting and possibly ram being in the wrong slots I don't see anything really wrong with it.

 

Whats the problem otherwise?

What do you mean? that cable management is fantastic. Maybe I'd take off a few points because that SSD isn't double-sided taped to anything. Otherwise, immaculate.

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You know all things considered not bad. just clean it up and fix whatever that electrical tape nightmare is in the middle

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11 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Other than some serious cable management, dusting and possibly ram being in the wrong slots I don't see anything really wrong with it.

 

Whats the problem otherwise?

I got 0 to no experience with computers and my dad is out of state for a while

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14 minutes ago, LukeLinusFanFic said:

This is nice! GTX980Ti, unreasonably strong PSU, early age AIO water cooling.

 

I think a fun practice would be to take everything out, clean it (ofc) and reassemble it nicely. Maybe even get a new case if you are feeling like it.

I think it's a 10 series gpu. looks a bit to angular, and it has a single 8 pin PCI-e power connector. could be a 1080 or 1070. But yeah I would disassemble it and clean it. Also double check if that ram is in dual channel. Seems like they are installed in the wrong slots. if there are 2 colors of slots they should be in the same color.

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43 minutes ago, Aden23 said:

I got 0 to no experience with computers and my dad is out of state for a while

I mean there is little to mess up here. It's a case of unravel the tape, unplug one cable and plug it back in. You can also just wait for your dad and do it together it's not like the system won't work in it's current state.

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28 minutes ago, Aden23 said:

Now it won't display

Could always check out an LTT build guide for instructions ;)

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