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- Thread starter Automata
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Awww! Did you name her yet? 
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Awww! Did you name her yet?
Not yet, my vote was for "Fiore di Trieste", but my wife is not sold on it.
Building a home server that will be a CentOS development host as well as NAS for my home office.
Athlon 5350/ASRock AM1B-ITX combo with 16GB RAM, 3x2TB Toshiba drives, in a tweaked Cooler Master Elite 130 case. I removed the 5.25" external tray and side hard drive mount, and mounted a spare, modular 3 drive cage left over from my Fractal R5 case. The Elite case needed a few new mounting holes drilled. The case fan blows intake air right a cross the drives, which was a nice benefit.
The power efficiency and value of the 5350 quad core ($40 Microcenter bundle with the ITX motherboard) is amazing. The whole build is extremely quiet and sips a bare minimum of power.
![IMG_20160512_010443[1].jpg](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,%3Csvg xmlns%3D'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2Fsvg' width='334' height='250' viewBox%3D'0 0 334 250'%2F%3E "IMG_20160512_010443[1].jpg")
Athlon 5350/ASRock AM1B-ITX combo with 16GB RAM, 3x2TB Toshiba drives, in a tweaked Cooler Master Elite 130 case. I removed the 5.25" external tray and side hard drive mount, and mounted a spare, modular 3 drive cage left over from my Fractal R5 case. The Elite case needed a few new mounting holes drilled. The case fan blows intake air right a cross the drives, which was a nice benefit.
The power efficiency and value of the 5350 quad core ($40 Microcenter bundle with the ITX motherboard) is amazing. The whole build is extremely quiet and sips a bare minimum of power.
![IMG_20160512_010443[1].jpg](https://www.overclockers.com/forums/data/attachments/179/179277-38d4e1f626a6fc768647644505c12abd.jpg "IMG_20160512_010443[1].jpg")
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Well, I'm extremely impressed! I haven't taken the time to get my 3x3x3 cube back to normal, and am not sure I could without looking up how to do it.
...now do it in 2:40.
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That one runs about $300! http://www.amazon.com/13x13x13-Puzz...=UTF8&qid=1463689454&sr=8-4&keywords=13x13x13
I've seen it advertised as the largest, but it isn't anymore.
You have to get it 3D printed though: http://www.shapeways.com/product/8Z... Ll_f8QjfnyOMtQMGViBmYQBtZsUGI8HoHRoCOoTw_wcB
Though someone made a 28x28x28
Edit: correction, that is a 13x13x13 with stickers made to make it look like there are more squares.
Well, I'm extremely impressed! I haven't taken the time to get my 3x3x3 cube back to normal, and am not sure I could without looking up how to do it.
...now do it in 2:40.
Similar process to what I use, but different algorithms.
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Alaric
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- Satan's Colon, US
Me I bought new stickers!
We have a winner! LMAO
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Me I bought new stickers!
That is too expensive, I just took all the stickers off of mine
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He's dying just the outside.
