Photos of our PCs

[johnnybra]

Hello everyone.

This is my first post, so what better way to introduce myself than by showing you my pc.

I'll show you some photos of my pc, before the recent changes.

The specifications are:

NZXT H2 white modified
I5 2500k
MSI Z77 Big Bang MPOWER
8gb ddr3 Cruzial Ballistix Sport
Sapphire 7970 Vapor-X ghz edition @ R9 280X vapor-x
Samsung SSD 830 256GB
Be quiet dark power pro p10 850w

And the RL consists of:
Laing DDC 1T+ pump with EK CSQ acetal top
Alphacool nexxos XT45 360 radiator + Aquacomputer Airplex XT120
CPU block: Alphacool Nexxos XP3 light acetal
GPU block: Watercool Heatkiller x3 lc
EKWB 13/10 fittings and angles
Primochill Advanced LRT Bloodshed Red 13/10 tubes
Control: Aquaero 5 LT + Poweradjust 2 ultra
4xNidec GT 1450rpm fans

Here is the industrial area...

Recently I made some changes, the most significant being the change of the micro to a 2600k and the graphics card to a Sapphire HD7990 I still need to put the gpu block in, but I'll leave you a couple of photos with my mobile

Greetings to all

[Fassou]

¡Esta publicación está eliminada!

[El Vale]

Here are the photos!

This is my pc.

Materials used to make the case, polyurethane foam for the mold.
Fiberglass, polyester filler and parts of other boxes that I cut and fitted with filler and sanding.

The hardware is my signature.

[krampak]

What a cutting skill! :sisi: And I'm so proud of my 3 pieces of wood and the 4 tent rods... XD
johnnybra, what are those fans in the old graphic? Maybe you carried a small block and used them to cool the memories/mosfets?

[johnnybra]

Hello, krampak.

The gpu had a universal block, and, as you rightly say, it had to ventilate ram and vrms, so I bought a pci bay adapter on ebay where you could put two fans, 12cm or 9cm, and I put a pair of yate loons of 120, one of them painted by me.

Best regards!

[johnnybra]

I update a bit with the 7990 with the ek block and the cables with sleeving.

I don't finish putting the cables as I would like, but a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Best regards

[Obione]

This is starting to take shape, the riser is yet to arrive and the wiring needs to be managed a bit better:

[Obione]

Finally, the riser from Dealextreme has arrived, just before the heat starts to get intense. I have also received a TRRS to 2 x TRS adapter to connect the mobile phone headphones to the front and not to burn my ears with the Beyer Dynamic jack. My ears and the GTX will breathe better :ugly:

[Obione]

Estrenando fuente hoygan:

[Tecnho]

I can't see your "hamijo" photos

[Obione]

Damn, the forum must be broken.

Now in syrian, it must have been postimg because I've been told otherwise, or lapsus or some story with some ISP/browsers, if you still can't see them I'll upload them elsewhere.

Editing: Edited with links to imgur.

P.D.: This page is heavy with so many photos :ugly:

[Sylver]

If it is true, the page has been trapped and never finishes loading ever. Obione has broken the forum man, you are the new little brother of the family xdxdxd

PD: You are so pretty, Xonar my friend, congratulations on the Seasonic that just arrived and may it last many years and provide many joys :sisi:

[Yorus]

First of all, I ask everyone who posts photos to at least reduce them a bit, because if it took me 10Mbps when I'm on 3G, it's likely to kill someone with data consumption.

Now to the main point. I've updated my HTPC that previously ran an Atom D2550 with integrated PowerVR graphics and with which I couldn't accelerate video other than XBMC, so I'm having trouble playing Flash videos of certain definitions or with Sopacast, because the micro alone can't handle it.

I opted for the AM1 platform, with an Athlon 5150 micro and an Asrock AM1B-ITX motherboard. I'm not happy with Asrock lately, I don't like their technical service, but there was no other brand that had ITX boards with 4 SATA and USB 3.0 for the USBs on the front of the case.

Here's a detail of how everything looks inside. I could have organized the wiring better but I didn't have much time. Also at work I have much shorter SATA cables:

And one last more subtle change. This Silverstone Sugo SG05 is one of the first with USB 2.0, but last year I bought the USB 3.0/Sound module for this case, although with the previous board I couldn't take advantage of it because it only had rear USB 3.0, and I didn't realize it until I started assembling it. Now yes, everything in its place:

The next change will be to remove the combo (DVD reader, CD burner) and put in a Blu-ray.

[Obione]

I'm going to be honest, I haven't changed anything but I put all my faith in a page jump, the previous one is overloaded as hell. At least I've cropped the edges :troll:

P.D.: I might also change the screws on the magnetic adapter, watch out.

Editing: Oh fuck, same page.

FAIL :wall:

[whoololon]

@Yorus:

First of all, I ask everyone who posts photos to at least reduce them a little, because if with 10Mbps it has taken time, when I'm on 3G, it's most likely to kill someone for data consumption.[…]

[Obione]

@Obione:

…I'll be honest, I haven't changed anything but I'm putting all my faith in a page jump, the previous one is overloaded as hell. At least I've trimmed the edges :troll:

P.D.: I might also change the screws on the magnetic adapter, watch out.

Editing: Oh fuck, same page.

FAIL :wall:

I'm coming with changes, man, disks (doubling capacity on both) that aren't visible :ugly:

And a sound card, from PCIe to PCI :troll:

Almost the same with a little more dust.

Crossing my fingers to see a page jump :risitas:

P.D.: Click on my signature to see it adjusted.

[amd125]

Everything is very clean and tidy, not like my box… better not to put a photo :troll:

[whoololon]

Where it's going to end up, much better... now it looks almost empty. :ugly: Two things: Is that whitish stuff on the heatsink dust or corrosion? And is that bequiet fan capable of pulling the air that the silver arrow moves? I had to remove the one that mounted the tower in that spot because it drowned out the noctua. Mu chulo, si señor. ???

[Sylver]

@whoololon:

Where it ends up, much better… now it looks almost empty. :ugly:

Two things: Is that whitish thing on the heatsink dust or corrosion? And is that bequiet fan capable of blowing out the air that the silver arrow moves? I had to remove the one that came with the tower in that spot because it drowned out the noctua.

Very cool, yes sir.

Well now that you mention it, I should check my case, I have a "cascajensis" fan with blue leds of about 9x9 in the queue that I doubt can dissipate the hurricane from the Noctua :ugly:

Maybe that's why the 2500K was so hot…

By the way, your equipment looks good Obione, it turned out very nice indeed

Saludos!

[Obione]

@whoololon:

Where it ends up, much better… now it looks almost empty. :ugly:

Two things: Is that whitish stuff on the heatsink dust or corrosion? And is that bequiet fan capable of pulling the air that the silver arrow moves? I had to remove the one that came with the tower in that spot because it drowned out the noctua.

Very cool, indeed.

I think the heatsink thing is crap, it's second-hand. I cleaned it but not thoroughly with hardcore product. If it doesn't affect performance, I don't care :ugly:

The SilentWings USC is enough, if it's not with render with heatwave the Silver Arrow doesn't go over 1K RPM but even so, if you had to pull out something more there's the GT up to 1150RPM.