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Yea I'm a big fan of small cases, I mean there are smaller but when you go really small there are even more compromises.
Made a decision on the mouse, decided on wired, gone with the Glorious Model D.
It looks like a good mouse, I use it for work as well so it needs to be comfortable.
Do you use a bungee with yours?
Some parts for the build have arrived.
Sweet! That 2070 Super is badass too.
Build is complete pretty much. Just waiting for a dust filter for the bottom and will replace the front fan with a Noctua A12x25 when they release the chromax version.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
Nice! How much time do you think the full project took you?Build is complete pretty much. Just waiting for a dust filter for the bottom and will replace the front fan with a Noctua A12x25 when they release the chromax version.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
Build is complete pretty much. Just waiting for a dust filter for the bottom and will replace the front fan with a Noctua A12x25 when they release the chromax version.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
Impressive build, dude. Well done.
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God damn, man! Wanna build me one?!Build is complete pretty much. Just waiting for a dust filter for the bottom and will replace the front fan with a Noctua A12x25 when they release the chromax version.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
To build it was a couple evenings, about 3-4 hours. Much more in planning and research!
Impressive build, dude. Well done.
Thanks, I'm happy with how it turned out.
Ha! This was a tricky build, would have been a piece of cake building in mid tower.
Ever wanted to visit Helsinki? A free ticket, room and board and a city tour in exchange for you assembling the parts?To build it was a couple evenings, about 3-4 hours. Much more in planning and research!
To build it was a couple evenings, about 3-4 hours. Much more in planning and research!
Thanks, I'm happy with how it turned out.
Ha! This was a tricky build, would have been a piece of cake building in mid tower.
Are those custom cables or the ones that came with your PSU?
Build is complete pretty much. Just waiting for a dust filter for the bottom and will replace the front fan with a Noctua A12x25 when they release the chromax version.
No RGB here, just pure black stealth. Runs whisper quiet with the custom fan curve. When playing games fans aren't tuned for noise, instead performance.
Dude seriously that looks clean AF. In fact it looks more uniform than my MacBook Pro
The PSU (Corsair SF750) does come with braided cables, but I bought some extension cables from Phanteks. They are required in this case, because even though it's small form factor, it's on the large side and the PSU cables are designed for much smaller cases.
Phanteks Extension Cable Combo Kit - Black/Grey
50 cm long extension cable set from Phanteks with 1x 24-Pin-, 1x 4+4-Pin- 2x 6+2-Pin sleeve cable, Flexible black-grey textile sleeves, Black connectors and transparent cable combs.
Dude seriously that looks clean AF. In fact it looks more uniform than my MacBook Pro
Thanks! It has to look clean to fit my setup aesthetic
I love it, choosing the exact components after watching/reading so many comparisons and reviews. Carefully planning the build for weeks then it finally coming together. A fresh install of Windows and then all your apps, tweaks and tuning.
Yep. I recently built a new PC myself. I went big though.
Not sure I'm keeping the water cooling AIO. Hate the extra cables and tubes. Plus, air cooling is just as good these days.
I'd go bigger if my office wasn't so small. I've had a few AIO in the past and I couldn't live with the pump noise, it was the most audible thing in the system when fans are running low RPM.
Thanks, me too.
This one is very quiet, but that can be a concern as well. How will I know if it stops working? I don't want to have to have a CPU temp monitor running all the time because I'm paranoid. lol. I'll more than likely take this back and get a Noctua.