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Like the look of that, especially as I don't need much graphics power.
Would Silverstone's SFX PSU fit with the 750Ti? If the 3.5" hard drive wasn't fitted.
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Like the look of that, especially as I don't need much graphics power.
Would Silverstone's SFX PSU fit with the 750Ti? If the 3.5" hard drive wasn't fitted.
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Intel Core i7-4790K
Asus Maximus VII Impact Intel Z97
Kingston HyperX 8GB (2x4GB) 2400MHz
Inno3D GeForce GTX 980
Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 240GB
Corsair RM Series RM 650
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EK - CoolStream PE 120
EK - CoolStream PE 240
EK FB Asus M6I - Nickel Plexi
EK - FC980 GTX Nickel Plexi
EK - FC980 GTX Backplate Nickel
EK - DDC Heatsink Housing Nickel
BP - Dual / Single DDC Top Upgrade Kit 80 (Clear Acrylic Cap)
BP - DDC TOP Acrylic
BP - Water Tank Z-CAP II - Three Port End Cap Plexi
BP - G1/4" Silver Shining Anti-Cyclone Adapter
3x Parvum Systems F1.0 500-1500 PWM 120mm Fans
Be Quiet! Silent Wings 2 80mm PWM
Laing DDC Pump 12v DDC-1T Plus PWM
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WOW.. that is absolutely stunning j.
Sadly no, it wouldn't.
The low profile 750 ti is dual slot and will block the use of the PSU space.
Originally I was going to import a Lone Industries L2 case.
Then the ML06 appeared and I decided I could have the same look for a marginal increase in size over the L2.
It also opened the door to put in the 3.5" SSHD and better CPU cooling which would not have worked in the L2
The build was always going to use a Pico PSU, finding the right case was the time consuming bit.
I despise cubes and shoeboxes and much prefer a "tower" look.
Tempted to order the new L3 for a Pascal / Skylake Xeon build though, he only does limited runs and they are very unique.
Revised dimensions, superb little case.
We're finally at a stage where Pico PSU's can power capable little gaming boxes and it's been a long time coming.
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@HackJoe that is outstanding. Looks like a piece of art.
Just built myself another PC setup after 3 months of only laptop use. Decided to use a Prodigy and parts from the MM as well as a few left overs I had from previous builds.
Spec -
Bitfenix Prodigy case with Window panel Black and Blue Mix the flash makes it look purple but it's Navy blue.
i7 4770k @ 4.2Ghz
Coolermaster TX3 EVO cooler
MSI Z87i AC ITX
16GB Kingston Savage 1600 CL9 running 2133Mhz
Nvidia GTX 780 reference
120GB Samsung Evo SSD
500GB Crucial MX200 SSD
2TB Hitachi 7200rpm HDD
Bitfenix Recon Fan controller
230mm Bitfenix Spectre & 140mm Corsair AF140 fans
BeQuiet Pure Power 630W PSU
Dell U2414H 1080p monitor
CoolerMaster TQ quickfire Red keyboard
Logitech MX mouse
Creative T20II speakers
It feels good to be back at a desktop again although I lost a bet with my Wife that I could not do a year only on Laptops.
Spec -
Bitfenix Prodigy case with Window panel Black and Blue Mix the flash makes it look purple but it's Navy blue.
i7 4770k @ 4.2Ghz
Coolermaster TX3 EVO cooler
MSI Z87i AC ITX
16GB Kingston Savage 1600 CL9 running 2133Mhz
Nvidia GTX 780 reference
120GB Samsung Evo SSD
500GB Crucial MX200 SSD
2TB Hitachi 7200rpm HDD
Bitfenix Recon Fan controller
230mm Bitfenix Spectre & 140mm Corsair AF140 fans
BeQuiet Pure Power 630W PSU
Dell U2414H 1080p monitor
CoolerMaster TQ quickfire Red keyboard
Logitech MX mouse
Creative T20II speakers
It feels good to be back at a desktop again although I lost a bet with my Wife that I could not do a year only on Laptops.
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Jesus that's ugly Moogs 
Camera makes the colours weird it's dark blue and black in real life. It's not the nicest of case colours but it does the job and sits under the desk out of sight....
I saw gold & white (the dress thing hehe)
Just kidding. 
Is that your wife's build moogleys?
Ha Ha very funny it's dark blue damn stupid phone camera.....
Here is mine
a lot of old parts but in a newish 208 mm (W) x 359 mm (H) x 270 mm case. The guts will get an upgrade with Skylake.
Specs:
Form Factor: mATX
Manufacturer: Cooltek Jonsbo U3
CPU: Intel i5 2500K @ 4.6Ghz
RAM: Gskill 8GB DDR3
HDD(s): Samsung 250GB 840 EVO
GFX: Nvidia Geforce 980
Speed (if overclocked): CPU=4.6Ghz GPU=1.4Ghz
Temps (Idle)/(Load): CPU=35/65 GPU=45/85
Reversed the colours of Power/HDD LED (Red is power, Blue is HDD)
A bad angle shot
All flat power supply cables are shoved behind the motherboard, can also see the SSD shoved in a small gap above the PSU
980 was a pain to install, literally touching the front of my case. had to offset the motherboard screws by about 2mm
980 with back plate make it hard to reintall the I/O shield, so gave up, used ziptie to hold GPU in place.
a lot of old parts but in a newish 208 mm (W) x 359 mm (H) x 270 mm case. The guts will get an upgrade with Skylake.
Specs:
Form Factor: mATX
Manufacturer: Cooltek Jonsbo U3
CPU: Intel i5 2500K @ 4.6Ghz
RAM: Gskill 8GB DDR3
HDD(s): Samsung 250GB 840 EVO
GFX: Nvidia Geforce 980
Speed (if overclocked): CPU=4.6Ghz GPU=1.4Ghz
Temps (Idle)/(Load): CPU=35/65 GPU=45/85
Reversed the colours of Power/HDD LED (Red is power, Blue is HDD)
A bad angle shot
All flat power supply cables are shoved behind the motherboard, can also see the SSD shoved in a small gap above the PSU
980 was a pain to install, literally touching the front of my case. had to offset the motherboard screws by about 2mm
980 with back plate make it hard to reintall the I/O shield, so gave up, used ziptie to hold GPU in place.
Soldato
Back into ITX, as the Carbide 500r and H100 was extreme overkill for my setup!
Think I'll maybe plug into TV for Steam big picture mode.
A10 7850K, 16gb Crucial 1866Mhz, A88XI AC V2, Corsair H90/Noctua N14-P14s
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Curse you imgur! Will get that sorted!