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- Thread starter SlntAgent
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- USA
Jaja, Yeah that too, Just to turn up the heat on that boiler. Crack, Snap and Pop LOL.
Just a boiler room with pipes.
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- Dec 1, 2007
- Location
- Near Toronto Canada
I know it can be much better but I just wanted to post it somewhere
4x 2TB SATA HDD RAID10 + 2x 1TB SAS6G HDD RAID1 + 64GB SSD, Biostar board with A4-5000 APU and 2x4GB HyperX 2666 C11 as I had no worse memory around
Case is Bitfenix Prodigy ITX.
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Make it rain SATA cables bro.
Which A4-5000 BGA solution board are you using? I considered that option for my mom's office PC. Very interesting boards.
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- Mobile,Alabama
This is the best I have been able to manage. Did so by mainly keeping Sata length to a minimum although I'm still not happy with it 100%
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- Dec 14, 2010
I put this together last night, since I needed a place to mount my Corsair H80 to see if I could get lower temps on my LGA775 benching board. Well, my HAF-X was empty and easy to get to so it was what I used.
Woomack, that makes an energy-efficient and capable NAS! those Am1 boards look great, although there are a couple with 4 SATA ports instead of 2, saving the need for a PCI-express adapter, if one can condense the HDDS to 3+1SSD or 4: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...4&cm_re=asrock_a4-5000-_-13-157-574-_-Product ASRock QC5000-ITX and ASRock AM1H-ITX are nice looking
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- Eugene, OR
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- Feb 18, 2015
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- Austin Tx
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rather than embed about 50 images ill just link to some albums
Here is mine
- desk wiring (does not show new 56k modem, used for caller id)
- raspberry pi (current)
- desktop, need to fix my side panel led wiring, the glue on my diy connector broke again (pressure contact side panel wiring)
plan to rebuild the sata power cables cause of the poor plug placement
- original build, for some reason i think i did the cable management better in this case, just looked more tidy behind the mobo tray
- budget build i made or a person
Here is mine
- desk wiring (does not show new 56k modem, used for caller id)
- raspberry pi (current)
- desktop, need to fix my side panel led wiring, the glue on my diy connector broke again (pressure contact side panel wiring)
plan to rebuild the sata power cables cause of the poor plug placement
- original build, for some reason i think i did the cable management better in this case, just looked more tidy behind the mobo tray
- budget build i made or a person
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- Mar 4, 2009
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- Somewhere On Midgard...
Onabudget1
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- New England
DarthBeavis
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- New York, USA
Going to post a few
I'm sorry, but am I the only one floored by these? Absolutely gorgeous man.
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Nah, Darth does some amazing work!
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- Sep 12, 2015
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- San Antonio, TX *aka hellsville*
You know what I have noticed? Don't bring any of these to a school here in Texas. You may get NEST teams summoned.
Back to topic tho. Y'all have some nice management there. I need to switch my PSU out for a modular one, and redo the cabling in my HAF-XB EVO.
Back to topic tho. Y'all have some nice management there. I need to switch my PSU out for a modular one, and redo the cabling in my HAF-XB EVO.
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- Gardnerville, NV
Nothing to spectacular like a lot of these builds on here, but this was the before and after of my last upgrade/mod experience.
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You, Sir, do some amazing work. I think my head spun a little as I'm lightheaded after looking at those pictures.
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You, Sir, do some amazing work. I think my head spun a little as I'm lightheaded after looking at those pictures.
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- Holed up in Branford, CT
To be honest they look dumb to me. Not to take anything away from the skill needed to perform these mods if you call it that. I prefer someone modding an actual case.
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Di you make that psu shroud?
