Mini-ITX 3770S build

JCLW

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Delidding was very easy - just used a utility knife blade (OLFA LBB) and didn't rush it.

Pictures taken with the Canon 50mm f/1.4

 

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DarrenP

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Oh my gosh xD

 

cullam3n

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You mean you didn't use a vice and a 2x4?



Looks good so far though. Is the S unlocked like the K?

 

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Not unlocked, but turbos to 3.9 +4 bins = a 43x multiplier.

My chassis will only handle ~95W total so I'll hit that barrier before I run out of multipliers.

Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra between everything.

Board is a P8Z77-I-DLX

Cooler is a Scythe Kozuti

 

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cullam3n

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All these Legos remind me of this

 

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OMG XD I'm crying.

 

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Nice. Build and the. Gosh, sick pics. Never was a fan of plastic women. Must be the angle.......

LOL just.................HAHAHAHAHA

 

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2x 4GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3-1600 1.35V

Antek ISK-110 VESA

Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235

Intel 240GB 520 SSD

Those two red power cables are just a little short - I may lengthen them later.

 

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cullam3n

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What are you using this for?

 

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JCLW

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General desktop - internet, office, 2D CAD, light gaming, etc. I'd like to get into a little more video editing as my family expands.

My old desktop is a:
Pentium D 945
P5WD2-P (i955X)
2x 2GB DD2-1066
4x 74GB Raptors in RAID 0
2x X1950 Pro

so this is a substantial step up.

 

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Conumdrum

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That is sweet looking!

 

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I guess good things do come in small packages

 

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Turboed up to 3.9

 

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Nice little solid machine you got there! Stays cool and everything.

Go get yourself your 10 year badge!