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Hush-Build: Simple passively cooled HTPC

Tordal

In Norway (where everything is ridiculously expensive) the total cost is around 1150 USD. All the parts are listed in the first post so if you would like to check what it costs then just look up those parts on the shop you usually buy from :)

 

Obviously you can make a HTPC with way cheaper parts than the ones I have in my build. This is completely overkill for it's purpose, unless you want to do some simple gaming on the system as well :)

 

EDIT: Oh, and thanks for the compliments! :)

wait 1150 USD for a passive HTPC???! I could build a gaming rig for that much! You aren't kidding about ridiculously expensive there lol

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wait 1150 USD for a passive HTPC???! I could build a gaming rig for that much! You aren't kidding about ridiculously expensive there lol

Yep. I could've made it much cheaper though, but when money isn't an issue... :P
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You can put a single slot GPU in if you look at the pics

yea but you cant put a 780 in it thats what i would want to put in it if i had that case.

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That looks amazing, something worthy of being in an entertainment center.

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