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[ThePointblank]

This is my main PC, and it's a older system, but I wanted to show it off because it still is very competitive:

Intel Core i7 950

Asus Sabertooth X58

MSI Geforce GTX 670 Power Edition

Mushkin Enhanced Silverline Stiletto 6GB DDR3 Triple Channel kit

Noctua NH-U12

2x Corsair Air Series AF120 Quiet Edition

Corsair AX850 PSU

WD RE4 1TB HDD x 2

Pioneer DVR-218L

 

Inside a Corsair Obsidian 800D case:

 

 

Yes, I am aware. My cable management could use some work, and it's a bit dusty. I'll blow out the dust when I get around to it.

[Raxxdude]

Cable management and it would be awesome.

[Woodypc]

OMG the cable management :o

[ThePointblank]

Cable management and it would be awesome.

 

 

OMG the cable management :o

 

 

Yes, I am acutely aware of the need for cable management. Don't need to remind me, I haven't bothered to do any serious cable management work since I built this PC 3 years ago, and when I upgraded it a few months back with a new video card. Then again, my previous computer was a absolute spaghetti factory; the case was way too small and there were pinch points throughout the case where cables could not go through for efficient routing. I've since learned that lesson and when I was designing this PC, I got one of the larger cases available at the time.

[mvitkun]

I love the cable management in the back....the cable management in front of the case could use a some work though. :P

[Leonard]

What is the purpose of the cardboard underneath your rig?

[ThePointblank]

What is the purpose of the cardboard underneath your rig?

It is there to prevent scuffing of my new floors.

[Leonard]

It is there to prevent scuffing of my new floors.

Ok, the reason i asked is because i have cardboard under my NZXT P630 too. My floor is Slate but i thought the rubber would leave a stain or mark...lol. I thought i was the only one thinking like that.

[Duck With An Axe]

I put a piece of cardboard under my brothers PC that I built for him some time ago. Mainly to prevent the PSU from inhaling huge amounts of dust, and also to keep it from sinking into the carpet and not getting airflow.