iCue 7000x Build

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Hi

Editing and gaming rig

My original idea was to just replace the insides of my Obsidian 900D after my mobo died.
But after the repair shop mangled my case in shipping after carrying out a diagnosis (check water cooled threads for full story)

I decided to go with a new case as the old one had served me well but it wasn’t fit for purpose with the front io still having usb 2.0 headers.

After a search and advice from members, I looked at the Corsair iCue 7000x as it ticked the boxes in terms of being able to hold an eatx board with 1 X 360mm & 1 480mm radiator.

Today the parts started arriving (I’ll post some pictures soon)

I’ve gone for a full upgrade the only thing I’m not upgrading is the gpu.

The build is an
amd R9 5950X
64GB Corsair vengeance DDDR 4 3600mhz
Asus crosshair extreme
Ek cpu block
Asus gtx 1080ti W ek waterblock

I have been kindly offered some help by one of the members to do the custom hard line loop as my last build I gave up trying to bend petg and instead used a shed load of fittings.


Thanks for reading
 
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Found 900d photo
And some great wildlife shots,otter,red,panda,snow leopard etc
But that's all
Though must admit never used Flickr before
So may be me doing something wrong
Usually I use Imgur or post images.org for in here
And my pictures can be seen directly in the forum
Though must admit posting images in ocuk forums can be a pita
If not used to it
Sometimes with just IMG showing
And yep see you tomorrow
If you post on ocuk when you're leaving your place
I will remove my GPU to be ready for you getting here

check under albums If you can see the 900d you should see that
 
ah yeah musnt forget rgb
it definitely adds at least 15fps :cry::cry:
think i saw somewhere the other day that pc building simulator
softwares free at the moment
apparently its not just a game people use it to plan out
their builds and loops etc
its meant to have the correct pc cases and parts etc
might be something worth a look

I have rgb fans already I just need the splitters to help cut down on how many headers I need it use even though the case and motherboard come with load of options for controlling them. when Ian and I come to build it we can decide what’s the best option for fan/rgb control.
 
Went in the loft and just found a brand new ek dc 5 pump w plexi top, a brand new x res 250 and I think an x res 100 none of which has rgb.
These were for my now dead 900d as was planning on running dual loops. Might as well use the new pump in the new build and sell
the second hand one.
 
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