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Triton by World of Fred (Lian Li case)
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Hey, thanks James and everyone for subbing. was really occupied recently finishing my major in finance and starting working full time this week. I should have more time for my project now.
I had the chance to take more pictures of the ram, took around 30 pictures, but only 3 of them really stood out.
Here's what the RAM looks like in Octarine, I really like the last pictures. It's gorgeous. Thanks again to Ballistix for sponsoring the RAM.
The ram is a great overclocker, I managed 3200MHz so far on Ryzen (this is a 2666mhz kit).
I received the PSU a while ago, I'll do a little photoshoot soon
Triton full album: https://imgur.com/a/cGgqK
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Here's the PSU I received from Seasonic a couple weeks ago. I finally had time to do a little shooting, I'm not really happy with the pictures. I'll try to redo them later this week.
So, here's the box. I should note that I already had a Prime 850W Titanium, so let's see the difference between the Prime and Prime ultra
The packaging, almost the same. The metal effect on the prime is darker.
The modular cables are coming in a little bag instead of a little box
The PSU, in all its glory
The back of the PSU, we can see the hybrid button that is allowing us to have the fan off under a certain load.
The ports
The beautiful stainless steel grill. One thing you can clearly see here, is the paint have a rough finish versus the smooth finish of the regular Prime. In my opinion, I like it better this way.
full album: https://imgur.com/a/cGgqK
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Nice looking PSU.
Seasonic's have been very very good to me in the past.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
OverKill HTPC - Red Team Build an AMD FX6100 with dual HD 5870's in crossfire.
Canadian Amateur Modding Competition
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Hey guys, I'm just passing by.
I received the case last week. Didn't have the time to do proper pictures. I'm gonna start working on it in 2 weeks. After that, I'm only waiting for the unreleased parts (CPU, GPU, and the fans). The build should be ready in Late September or early October.
I received my new SSD this week.
I'm gonna start working on the cable real soon, it will be a challenge haha
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Hey, I received a little something today . I still don't have the CPU yet, so it's gonna take a while before I'll use it :/
Spoiler alert, I'm loving everything this board has.
Starting with the box. Nothing special so far, it's a box.
I like the way the box is opening and presenting the motherboards. It's like opening a treasure chest. I know it's been like since a couple years, but I love opening motherboard box comparing to GPU one. Opening a GPU is almost always resulting in tearing the cardboard after a couple times of opening it.
Here's my little baby, this thing sure is sexy. The design reminds me a little bit of the Asus board. You know? Same, but different.
The backplate is not something I'm gonna really use, but it sure is nice having one.
It's about time motherboard is starting to have real fins back. I like the initiative Gigabyte took last year with the Gaming 7. You can't see it, but there are 2 little 32mm fans under the IO cover. We can also see this board has 2x 8pin EPS, a first time for me.
I saw this socket multiples times on the net, but woah man, this is huge. If you're wondering how big it is, just take a 2.5" SSD in your hand, it's just a little bit smaller.
The chipset
It also has an extra 6pin PCIe next to the SATA III port if you want to do extreme overclocking of your GPU. 6 SATA III is a little bit short for a board of this price, I would have expected to see 8 minimum.
Here's an array of ports. My last Asus motherboard was really lacking in this area by only offering one USB2.0
The IO plate sure is nice, they followed the Asus idea by integrating the IO plate. Asta la vista cutting yourself.
Here's a reminder of how sexy this motherboard is haha.
If you were wondering what's the motherboard looks like without the IO cover, here it is. It's not bad at all actually
The reason I took off the IO cover was to replace the "old" wireless card (Intel 8265: Bluetooth 4.2 & 867Mbps transfer speed). Basically, I'll use an Intel 9260 (Bluetooth 5.0 & 1733Mbps transfer speed).
Full album: https://imgur.com/a/cGgqK
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Part list updated, here's the new one.
Build specs
Processor: AMD Threadripper 2950X
Motherboard: Gigabyte X399 Aorus Xtreme
RAM: 4*8Gb Ballistix Tracer RGB 2666MHz
SSD #1: Samsung 970 Evo 500gb
SSD #2:Crucial MX500 1Tb
Video Card: EVGA RTX 2080 XC
Power Supply: Seasonic Prime Ultra Titanium 750W
Case: Lian-Li PC-011 Dynamic
Fan: Lian-Li Bora Lite RGB
Watercool part list:
CPU Waterblock: Heatkiller IV Pro
GPU Waterblock: Heatkiller RTX 2080
Reservoir: Heatkiller Tube 150DDC
Radiator: 2*Hardware Labs GTX 360mm
Tubing: Bitspower 12mm acrylic
Fitting: Barrow 12mm silver
Cooling: UFO Technologies - Custom bluep
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Seriously kick ass rig.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
OverKill HTPC - Red Team Build an AMD FX6100 with dual HD 5870's in crossfire.
Canadian Amateur Modding Competition
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Nice kit you have going there, just ordered one of these cases, wont be newest hardware on mine but I really like the look of the case.
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Finally done all the cables! Here's the 24pin. Not bad for a first time.
Here's what needs to be done:
1. Planning the loop
2. Ordering some tubing and fitting
3. finishing the case (its 90% done)
4. Returning 2 pack of fans because Newegg sent me the wrong color
5. Waiting for my GPU
6. Waiting after the fabulous waterblock for the GPU
I will keep you updated
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