new rig , new 3080 ti and 10 new rgb fans , sent the old 2080 super to pen

[StanG]

 

 

 

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Edited September 6, 2022 by StanG

[WldPenguin]

And ty very much  

[YACCster]

Looks quite awesome!

[Majbasil]

OOOO goodie, sweet set-up, see you in the maps!  

[TBB]

NICE!!! But where's the beer cooler????

[Sourtap]

So now you can bitch on high def?

Looks amazing man

[TheHammer]

Let's see if you can dodge a tube -- I'm Back ass well !!!!!!!!

 

[J3st3r]

Go get yourself a decent CPU cooler. Those stock AMD ARGB coolers are pretty damn noisy when the fan ramps up. It's by far the loudest fan in my PC. And they are pretty damn hard to get clean without taking them off and taking them apart.

These are really good air coolers but they are HUGE. This one includes the white covers as well. https://www.amazon.com/Noctua-NH-D15-chromax-Black-chromax-White-Heatsink/dp/B09GYM2BP7

I want your case. Is that the Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic?  

I liked my Corsair Carbide 500R when I built it 10 years ago but it's severely outdated for modern hardware. You can technically put a 240mm AIO cooler in it but the radiator mounts above the motherboard and you are very limited with radiator thickness and fan thickness. Can not do a Push Pull fan configuration without taking the top mesh off and mount the radiator outside of the case. It has a shit ton of drive bays for a Mid Tower case. 4 x 5.25in bays and 12x 3.5in/2.5in Combo bays with room for another 6x 3.5in/2.5in Combo bay. Would be a good case to stack a bunch of HDDs in but not a great case for a Gaming PC that needs space for a decent sized AIO or a large tower style cooler. I do like the 200mm fan on the side of it. It gets plenty of air flow and it runs slow enough to be dead silent. It does suck in LOTS of dust that I have to clean out every couple of weeks. I live in an old house that was built in the mid 1840s so you can imagine that it is pretty drafty and dusty.    

 

I want your case and this cooler but I'm to broke and to much of a cheap ass to save up for them. https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-H150i-Capellix-Liquid-Cooler/dp/B08Q86DSTX?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

Edited September 7, 2022 by J3st3r

[AusiGirl]

omg! stanG where u been....

[StanG]

been playing the new cod and other game s , like vangaurd , cold war and already got the new cod pre ordered 

 

 

[StanG]

 THE rgb fans are sick so many different settings and colors.,  the case is so easy to run cables and can be set up is about 10 different fans  configs  , so clean looking !    

[Ranger]

now you'll be in frozen in 144 fps 

[Sammy]

1840? And here I was thinking that homes built in the 80's were 'old'.

[J3st3r]

Between 1844 and 1846. It is on our local Historic Registry.

Can't put an exact year on it because 1/2 of the house was built as a 2 room Bakery with flat roof and then moved back away from the 1 lane dirt road approximately 12 feet on top of a stone foundation with 1/2 of it being dug out as a basement/root cellar. And then the upstairs 1/2 floor was added with 2 bedrooms. In the early 1900s it was added onto twice which gave it 4 bedrooms upstairs, a large living room and the existing Kitchen and shop with the big picture'/showcase window.

It's a 1 1/2 story house. Ceiling height upstairs is only 6' 2".

Pretty neat old house but it's a pain in the ass to upgrade because every wall is load bearing. Being an old Timber frame house makes it virtually impossible to run electric and plumbing inside of the walls without gutting it. Being on the Register kinda sucks as well. We are not allowed to modify most of the structure. We had to get permission from those boneheads just to put a modern style metal roof on it. But we did get some money back for preserving a historic building.      

Edited September 8, 2022 by J3st3r