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There is a purpose for them, moreso for monitors than TVs though I'd say.

Although personally I don't plan on buying one anytime soon :p
 
Well when I am using my pc, I dont really notice the curve on the monitor. You only really notice it from a meter or so away.. Its like 3d TV's are a thing of the past now and I think the same will happen to the curved screens, but I could be wrong.
 
Bought myself a Bitfenix Aurora as it had a discount and a free RGB strip, its now hosting my old x58 xeon PC, sorry about the phone pics, I also got a phew cougar peripherals at the same time


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I tried the bracket with SSD on the rubber mounts, but the SATA and power cables just look a bit naff when the SSD is mounted mounted with the skull facing correct orientation. It's better the other way round, but the skull is upside down.

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I just finished building my brothers PC into the phantek enthoo pro case and the wires can be fed behind the psu cover thing and routed through to the back. I thought the wires looked naff with the ssd the opposite way with the wires fed through that hole in the psu cover.

My brother bought an Intel SSD 730 240GB after seeing yours as it looks "sick" apparently :D. Kinda want one myself, but you'd never see it in my Corsair 650D :(.
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Just got around to installing his new ssd and this is what I was talking about with the wires. I think they look fine, but it would be better if the power cable had better braiding. I might have a look for some fully braided ones, just to finish it off.

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i see what you mean yeah, but since you can only see a tiny bit of the wire it might be cheaper just getting some heatshrink to cover them
just seems a bit of a waste to buy nice cables and only see a few cm of them lol
 
OK, I bought the Corsair 240 Air a few months ago, but on friday I purchased an RX 480 Nitro+ OC to finally complete my project. Here's are before and after pics....

*Excuse the potato pics....


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I've got an Air 540 and never really looked at the 240 in any detail before. It has some nice fan configurations.

Looks like a nice build... although with me being used to the proportions of an RX480 in a 540, does look a little odd :D
 
It does look like a very nice case although the RM4 looks even nicer, i might have checked one out but i have my eye on another Caselabs case next.
 
Ok, forget what i said about a Caselabs case, i've just ordered a Jonsbo RM4 in Silver.

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As much as i love my CL case, it's not really a watercooling case and i'm running an external setup at the minute, it will be good to go all internal again.
 
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Yeah, they are pretty sleek looking.

The Black version looks really nice also but i've had loads of Black cases, don't remember the last time i had a Silver one.
 
1st post. Woohoo! :D

Finished my 1st build last week so thought I'd stick some pics up.

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The internals were initially installed in a white Corsair Air 540 when I built the PC at new year however as I now have no need for the 5.25" drive slots I thought I'd move to the more modern looking Corsair Air 740.
 
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