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Thought I'd throw this out here too. So, couple of updates. Aerocool DS fans are of course in use, but still waiting for the controller. Also just glued the emblem on the front case panel. I got the Noctua Chromax red corner pads in and added them to the CPU cooler fan. Some Hue lighting and some sleeving, along with some revised cable management after the sleeving, and this thing will be pretty much done,...for now.
I'd like to find, or make, a PSU cover, but I haven't had much luck finding any custom PSU covers for the Define S. I may have to just make one or have one made. That would be a really nice feature to see them add to future iterations of the Define S is the integrated PSU cover.

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Shoulda been deadpool 😛 I like the build. Not what I would do, but I like it.

I just remembered that my mom's hairdryer has a cold air setting... I wonder if I could use that instead of compressed air....

If you are wondering, I am bored, that's why it popped up in my head... It's a pretty damn powerful one as well...
 
Oh C'mon. Man of steel trumps Deadpool in any scenario. Deadpool is formidable, but Superman would just use a shard to relegate him to the Phantom zone, or fly him somewhere he could never return from. End of story for Deadpool. Very much looking forward to the movie though.
 
I'm not much of a superhero fan at all although the first Spiderman movies were pretty good. This looks great though.

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Yeah I tend to forget anyone but Margot Robbie is in Suicide Squad. :lol:
 
I was wondering that myself. She's so cute when she's talking about the voices in her head. That would make for a fun few months. Until she tried to kill you or burn your house down or whatever. Probably be worth it. 😀
 
Give it a few years bro. Some risks are worth taking. Otherwise when you're an old fart like me what will you sit around remembering fondly? :lol:
 


Yeah I was watching the opening of the Dark Knight again last night and I totally agree. Whether or not Jared Leto pulls it off remains to be seen. His interpretation looks like it's going to be a hybrid of both Jack Nicholson's Joker and Heath Ledger's Joker, which could be either good or bad.
 
Hoping its good. I will attempt to see suicide squad, but it isn't my main priority atm.
Heading out to Amazon's IT department for a field trip.. Not the normal "this is our packaging center" and whatnot...
 


That actually sounds pretty cool.
 
Moving Minion into the Neutron turned out to be a little hairier than I expected, but it's done. I tried to do too many things at once, including breaking its RAID1 and putting the GTX970 back in it. Fortunately all is well, although it still has the RAID. I may just leave that, although it means all drive spaces in the Neutron are taken.
My Define Mini is available. At some point it will get an i3+H170; I need another Windows 10 license.
 


"Finds the server"
hmmm, I wonder what happens when I plug in the high speed port?
xD I know that's not even remotely close to how it works, let alone me getting in.
 
But frankly, I only order from Amazon. Having done web design myself, the first thing I notice at a site like Tigerdirect is how poor it looks. It looks like it was made with pure HTML4 in 2008. A lot of smaller sites look that way, and it's the fault of the web designers, not because it's not a "big company". When you look at a website like Amazon, it is professionally done in HTML5 standards, and that is the type of site people are going to be more comfortable with trusting their credit card number to. Many people don't realize it, but how the site looks has a huge impact on the number of users, and the judgments on the sites.
 
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