Post A Pic Of Your Pc Here :)

True... but it was painful going from a backlit keyboard to a nonbacklit one for awhile. Granted I went from rubber dome to mechanical keys which helped ease the pain.
 
Latest pics with 1080's in and new black/red cables :). Both sat at 2100mhz for gaming. Can just scrape 2139mhz out of one for benches but the other one is limited at about 2110mhz.

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Regards to Calin. I wont judge at all, but I find saving a hell of a lot and spending most of your time saving to buy something is really worth while. Took me just under a year to buy a £300 telescope I had been dying to purchase when I was about 14 years old. That was including money from birthdays aswell. Days on end of cutting peoples lawns and washing cars. I still have that telescope today, take good care of it and use it quite regular because it meant so much to me.

I mean no disrespect but i'm glad I had to save for it. I find now I have a job earning decent money. Buying things just feels like buying things rather than that christmas morning feeling after months of saving.
 
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Added back my old 560 rad, but its passive this time
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Intel_man said:
Probably not the only thing he'll smack. ;)

Here's a super old pic of my PC... Funny enough... that 15" monitor in the pic still works. LOL!

Man.. I missed that Logitech keyboard... wish I still had it. (spilled Coke on it and the keys got sticky... was pretty pissed about it at the time)

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That NEC monitor is just the best! I'm so jealous! 4K? ;)
 
2088mhz is usually the stable boost clock it goes down to once temps are up there running Furmark. I haven't played with the voltage curves yet in the evga precision tool though.

130% power limit in the slave bios is awesome.

The base clock is in the 1700s which is where the stock boost clock is for the 1080. That's always nice.
 
@johnb35 Any reason this isn't sticky'd btw?

Built this thing this morning for my friends older brother, who is also the twin brother to my brothers ex girlfriend.

Anyway, very nice blacked out setup with a i5 6600K, Gigabyte 1070, 16GB DDR4, and a weird Asus Z170A board that had a strange shroud over the back I/O ports. Easily the fastest machine I've ever built. Crappy pictures. It's in a Corsair 200R so I wasn't terribly fussed with cables. Very nice case, lots of features but too plain looking for me.

20160901_115239 by [email protected], on Flickr

20160901_115225 by [email protected], on Flickr
 
No SSD. I honestly didn't think to rotate the cooler, used to AM3+, which only goes up like this. He's got a side intake fan so he'll have fresh air coming in.
 
Pretty much identical to the 230T chassis I have as backup rig.

The SSD area is kinda a pain for fitting sata cables as they are so squished,..that case has same layout
 
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