My First own build!

PortugaM

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Hello guys, I'm new in the forum and i made my first rig in July of this year.:)
I'm gonna post some photos of the components and of the final result.
So the specifications:

Intel i7 3770K
Corsair H100
Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe
16GB Kingston HyperX 2133Mhz
EVGA GTX 680 2GB SC Edition
2x240GB Kingston HyperX 3k SSD (Raid 0)
Western Digital 1TB Black
Corsair HX1000W
Corsair Obsidian 800D

Some Pics:


















I hope you guys like it and give me sugestions and ideas for the build.
Thank You ! :)
 
Fan in the floor is blowing the wrong way........

Now knowing this see that NO air is entering your case at all. When I reviewed this case I even had to turn the back fan round to get it to work, its actually a really BAD design.

Second thing you could have powered that rig on an AX650w psu. 1000w is just daft.
 
Fan in the floor is blowing the wrong way........

Now knowing this see that NO air is entering your case at all. When I reviewed this case I even had to turn the back fan round to get it to work, its actually a really BAD design.

Second thing you could have powered that rig on an AX650w psu. 1000w is just daft.

I have the exact same case, what about haven't the radiator on top as an intake? and a good high performance fan as an exhaust in the back?
If I could go back in time I'd get a TJ07 case or something but I'm planning on doing a major upgrade in about 2 years :)
 
Fan in the floor is blowing the wrong way........

Now knowing this see that NO air is entering your case at all. When I reviewed this case I even had to turn the back fan round to get it to work, its actually a really BAD design.

Second thing you could have powered that rig on an AX650w psu. 1000w is just daft.

Oh i forgot to change the direction of the fan...thanks for reminding me.
The fan is in that direction because i was using the radiator fans to pull air into the computer, and it was a stupid idea because in like 1-2 months, my radiator looked like this:





And this PSU is from my old computer. I have for a quite some time and its working perfectly.

Obs: Is nice to see you Tom commenting my post and giving me some tips.
And keep with the good videos on the Youtube Channel !
Thank you ! :)
 
I think it's quite a poor choice of parts really.
You've got one of the biggest cases for quite a small system really.

Anyway, you've colour matched well and it looks alright
 
I think it's a good system really. Sure the 800D is a massive case and a little overkill for the choice of components, some people just like the look of it. Kingston SSD's are decent performers, Kingston RAM is a different choice, but good to see he's not following the flock and just grabbing come Corsair Vengeance. I like the colour scheme and it's good how the HX1000 matches the motherboard, fans and RAM colour. Sure the system can be run on a 650w but he already had it so may as well use it, a little old but still a decent PSU. Good job mate and welcome to the forums.
 
I think it's a good system really. Sure the 800D is a massive case and a little overkill for the choice of components, some people just like the look of it. Kingston SSD's are decent performers, Kingston RAM is a different choice, but good to see he's not following the flock and just grabbing come Corsair Vengeance. I like the colour scheme and it's good how the HX1000 matches the motherboard, fans and RAM colour. Sure the system can be run on a 650w but he already had it so may as well use it, a little old but still a decent PSU. Good job mate and welcome to the forums.

Nice looking rig and welcome to the forums :)

Thanks for the comments guys.
What you think of the cable management ? Because i could not hold the cables in the case. You guys have some suggestions to improve ?
 
How I do cables are just to unplug everything, fans, molex, psu everything then slowly work my way from the source back up to the input. As I go along the way ill find neighbouring cables which would take a similar path and bundle them together, then hold them down with cable ties. Cable ties are perhaps your best friends when it comes to cable management, I have a box of them in various sizes and lengths. I know it may be wasteful but I often find myself snipping away on bundles four to five times after tying them down because I would see alternative routes as I progress. Take your time with cables and definitely visualise your path, don't be stingy with your cable ties.
 
How I do cables are just to unplug everything, fans, molex, psu everything then slowly work my way from the source back up to the input. As I go along the way ill find neighbouring cables which would take a similar path and bundle them together, then hold them down with cable ties. Cable ties are perhaps your best friends when it comes to cable management, I have a box of them in various sizes and lengths. I know it may be wasteful but I often find myself snipping away on bundles four to five times after tying them down because I would see alternative routes as I progress. Take your time with cables and definitely visualise your path, don't be stingy with your cable ties.

I really need to work more on my cable management, the bigger problem is to hold the cables near the motherboard "wall".

Looks nice but that Rad got messed up.

Yeah i know,but i've cleaned the radiator and placed the fans blowing air in the other direction. Now its alright.

Thanks a lot for the comments and suggestions. Keep giving me ideas and tips to improve the rig. I'm starting to do a bit of case modding on my old CM690 case. Maybe in the end of the year i'm going post a worklog.

Obs: Sorry by my terrible english...:rolleyes:
 
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