Seeing before building

[Lidge1337]

Is there any way to get linus to build a custom configuration so i could at least see what it looks like??

[Guest]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

[TheNorthHarrier]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

That's epic...

[hiyayhi]

You could probably get Linus to build your rig if you paid him extra and then paid for shipping.

​But otherwise as Linus has stated in quite a few of his live streams, he just doesn't have enough time to got through every persons rig and tell them if it is any good. (let alone build it.)

[Guest]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

I'll post my own when I get the model for the Asus X79 boards..

[joelthezombie15]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

how hard is that to do and how do you do it?

[Guest]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

Very easy - once you've downloaded it just start searching the web for the models. If you can't find them then you can make your own. I can't find everything but like Corsair Dominator and AX PSU's are there, Noctua NF-F12's ect. If you want I can make a video..

[Helltech]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

Is there a place to get a plethora of models?

[Guest]

You can download Google Sketchup and then get models of components and build the system in that too see what it will visually look like.

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/

If you can't find it there I doubt it exists but you can always google "... sketchup model" - just a note, Sketchup 6 and 7 models are supported by version 8.