TimberWolf21
New member
Hello all, as stated in my project log, I have finished putting my new system together! I have waited so long to be at this stage that I just want to show it to you all already.
Current Specifications:
The exterior of the case, sorry about the lighting.
Looking through the window with red LED's going
Door off, internals exposed.
Some better lighting to see the components. Tried to keep the cables as neat as possible, only ones that bugged me are the USB 3.0 cable and audio cable. Glad I got sleeved cables though.
The 760 and Audio Boost feature on the Z87M.
Some of the SATA cable, PCI-E and 24-pin cable clutter that I tried to make as neat as possible.
The tubes kind of look like a spiral, so like the look of it.
I would really want to take better photos of the system in the future with a DSLR, when I can get my hands on one. I would like to thank PC Case Gear for being able to supply the parts for this system, real great group of people they have working there.
Now, to finish formatting hard drives and to getting installing drivers and what not, while trying to stay cool during this heatwave. 40 degrees for 5 days straight is never fun.
Current Specifications:
- Intel i5-4670K @ 4.00GHz (for now..)
- MSI Z87M Motherboard
- Corsair H60 AIO
- MSI GTX 760 2GB Gaming Edition
- Corsair Vengeance Pro 8GB 1600MHz Red Edition
- Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD
- Seagate 2TB Barracuda 7200RPM HDD
- Samsung F4 2TB 5400 RPM HDD
- Silverstone TJ08-EW Window Edition
- Silverstone Strider 750W
- Silverstone PP05 Short Cables
- A bunch of Silverstone PP07 black Cable Extensions
- Some sleeved SATA cables
- Silverstone SDP10B Bay Converter
- Silverstone FP57 Hotswap HDD Bay Adapter
- Silverstone Red LED Strip
- Razer Blackwidow
- Razer Death Adder
- Razer Tiamat 7.1
- BenQ XL2420TE Gaming Monitor
The exterior of the case, sorry about the lighting.
Looking through the window with red LED's going
Door off, internals exposed.
Some better lighting to see the components. Tried to keep the cables as neat as possible, only ones that bugged me are the USB 3.0 cable and audio cable. Glad I got sleeved cables though.
The 760 and Audio Boost feature on the Z87M.
Some of the SATA cable, PCI-E and 24-pin cable clutter that I tried to make as neat as possible.
The tubes kind of look like a spiral, so like the look of it.
I would really want to take better photos of the system in the future with a DSLR, when I can get my hands on one. I would like to thank PC Case Gear for being able to supply the parts for this system, real great group of people they have working there.
Now, to finish formatting hard drives and to getting installing drivers and what not, while trying to stay cool during this heatwave. 40 degrees for 5 days straight is never fun.
