Post A Picture of Your Last Purchase
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AlienALX
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looz
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Spring is coming, so prepping my bike. Ordered aluminum fenders and new bar tape:
Then while cleaning the bike and getting those sorted, realised the rear hub was in need of replacement - the temporary rebuild has had enough. And as the rim itself was bent, ordered whole rear rim setup in black:
(Yes Warchild, these are for your favourite bike of mine)
Then while cleaning the bike and getting those sorted, realised the rear hub was in need of replacement - the temporary rebuild has had enough. And as the rim itself was bent, ordered whole rear rim setup in black:
(Yes Warchild, these are for your favourite bike of mine)
Spring is coming, so prepping my bike. Ordered aluminum fenders and new bar tape:
Then while cleaning the bike and getting those sorted, realised the rear hub was in need of replacement - the temporary rebuild has had enough. And as the rim itself was bent, ordered whole rear rim setup in black:
(Yes Warchild, these are for your favourite bike of mine)
:beerchug: Long Live Halo rims!
Dawelio
Active member
I've downsized from my Lian Li PC-O11 to a Jonsbo C5 and gone back to air cooling in the form of a NH-D15S chromax.black.
All the same grunt in a compact formIt's freed up a ton of desk space for home working to so win win.
What CPU do you have? A Ryzen one?...
looz
Active member
My other bike project is slowly chugging along as well, finally managed to free the front chainring. I refused to replace it, since it resembles a pentagram and nothing quite like it is produced today. :lol: It's a ~1934 model bike, but since it has a '54 torpedo hub, I guess it has been overhauled at some point. Regardless, the bearing race was rather toight.
So, pretty basic stuff to replace old worn-out gear:
And to be obnoxious, this chain:
I've overhauled pretty much everything but headset of the bike soon, which is proving to be quite the headache. It has somehow rusted together with the fork, simply trying to loose the nut caused it to snap. I've used liberal amounts of penetrant spray and tried to hammer the wedge(?) loose from the headset, but no success yet.
So, pretty basic stuff to replace old worn-out gear:
And to be obnoxious, this chain:
I've overhauled pretty much everything but headset of the bike soon, which is proving to be quite the headache. It has somehow rusted together with the fork, simply trying to loose the nut caused it to snap. I've used liberal amounts of penetrant spray and tried to hammer the wedge(?) loose from the headset, but no success yet.
Wraith
Bettyswollocks
Nice I'm currently rebuilding my first full sus serious bike, a 98' GT LTS 3000 DS which is a painful process but for the geometry and nostagia I shall pecivere.My other bike project is slowly chugging along as well, finally managed to free the front chainring. I refused to replace it, since it resembles a pentagram and nothing quite like it is produced today. :lol: It's a ~1934 model bike, but since it has a '54 torpedo hub, I guess it has been overhauled at some point. Regardless, the bearing race was rather toight.
So, pretty basic stuff to replace old worn-out gear:
And to be obnoxious, this chain:
I've overhauled pretty much everything but headset of the bike soon, which is proving to be quite the headache. It has somehow rusted together with the fork, simply trying to loose the nut caused it to snap. I've used liberal amounts of penetrant spray and tried to hammer the wedge(?) loose from the headset, but no success yet.
Just picked up a server for my flat.
HP ML350 Gen9
2 x 2698 v4 Xeon CPU's 20 cores each for a total of 40 cores & 80 threads
256GB DDR4 128Gb for each socket (8x32Gb)
36TB of Storage (WD Helium Drives SAS 12GB/s) getting about 700Mbps throughput
Got it under my desk, extremely quiet, fans very rarely ramp up, most probably due to 2.2ghz clock speed and limited boost.
10Gb/s network card should be here in a few days.
Installed Windows 10 Pro for Workstation.
All for 900 euros ! !
Didnt really need it but couldnt resist the price
HP ML350 Gen9
2 x 2698 v4 Xeon CPU's 20 cores each for a total of 40 cores & 80 threads
256GB DDR4 128Gb for each socket (8x32Gb)
36TB of Storage (WD Helium Drives SAS 12GB/s) getting about 700Mbps throughput
Got it under my desk, extremely quiet, fans very rarely ramp up, most probably due to 2.2ghz clock speed and limited boost.
10Gb/s network card should be here in a few days.
Installed Windows 10 Pro for Workstation.
All for 900 euros ! !
Didnt really need it but couldnt resist the price
AlienALX
Well-known member
Mine is nearly done. Redone all of the original decals, and basically got it all built. Seat post is not the one I ordered (waiting) and the plastic pedals are going.
I bought some magnesium pedals. Stripped them down earlier, then spent four hours taking out the pins. Nightmare.
They're all out but three now. They will need drilling after every other method failed, leaving nothing to try and grab.
I bought some magnesium pedals. Stripped them down earlier, then spent four hours taking out the pins. Nightmare.
They're all out but three now. They will need drilling after every other method failed, leaving nothing to try and grab.
looz
Active member
Looks legit, good luck with the build! Would love to see some pics as well. I find bike wrenching almost therapeutic.
Looking ace, Alien, of course the pins tend to also be hardened. :dead1:
KingNosser
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WD_BLACK SN750 1TB Gen 3 x 4 High-Performance NVMe Internal Gaming SSD
After reading my mobo manual details i'll just lose the bottom pci-e slot which i don't use anyway never have, I already use a corsair mp510 it's done very well. The price hasn't dropped much so did some real searching online all the sites and such, and found this one for £87 which i feel is a good price it's basically as fast as the mp510 a lot of drives i see lower priced than this are almost half the speed. It's meant to be new but i have doubts about that seeming as it wont come boxed but if it works then i really don't care
The only small issue after looking in mobo box is no screw or heatsink like the top drive, the heatsink not a huge issue i feel there is a lot of airflow in the bottom of the case. Hunted in my bag of tricks box looks like there are a few screws that should fit so i'll find out when i install it, but they can be picked up cheap so nbd really
yep a lot of blurb for one little nvme drive
Update: Case trinkets for under the GPU, my PC is somewhat starwars themed these will do nicely
Also picked up a storm trooper
After reading my mobo manual details i'll just lose the bottom pci-e slot which i don't use anyway never have, I already use a corsair mp510 it's done very well. The price hasn't dropped much so did some real searching online all the sites and such, and found this one for £87 which i feel is a good price it's basically as fast as the mp510 a lot of drives i see lower priced than this are almost half the speed. It's meant to be new but i have doubts about that seeming as it wont come boxed but if it works then i really don't care
The only small issue after looking in mobo box is no screw or heatsink like the top drive, the heatsink not a huge issue i feel there is a lot of airflow in the bottom of the case. Hunted in my bag of tricks box looks like there are a few screws that should fit so i'll find out when i install it, but they can be picked up cheap so nbd really
yep a lot of blurb for one little nvme drive
Update: Case trinkets for under the GPU, my PC is somewhat starwars themed these will do nicely
Also picked up a storm trooper
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Ryzen 7 5800X, Sold my 3950X on ebay for £450, Someone actually bought it, I don't need 16 cores, Wasted on me, CPU cost me £399 so I didn't have any outlay, Better performance in games, Improved IPC and improved clocks are quite nice.
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