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Nice. I almost went with a 7850, but when my friend told me he would sell me his GTX 570 for $225 it was a no brainer. Love the thing. Let me know how you like the 7850.
 

Finally had to remove the white USB cables running to a USB/card reader/2.5"HDD dock because I needed it in a different system. They were too short and I could not find extensions for USB headers. I've thought about getting modding cable extensions for the power cables, but I decided to tuck some them bit more. The next time I upgrade, I will definitely spend more time with the cable management.
 
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Nice going muff.
The antec PSU kinda looks a little out of place to me with the blue lights, but it is very good all the same :)

A little lost as to why you have 2x sidepanel fans though...

And cmon... hide that gastly light box and wires..

I would think that is because with WC on the CPU the airflow for RAM, NB and those components near to the socket is lost...
 
I flipped a lot of my fans, those 2 side panel fans are now flipped.

The reason is because I have 2 fans blowing downward for a push config on my radiator, and 2 side panel fans to suck out the hot air in the case.
 
Hi Everyone, here's my rig:



Case: NZXT Tempest (Artic Camo)
CPU: i7920 – OC’d 4ghz
Memory: 16gig Corsair Vengeance
GPU: GTX560 Ti OC SLi (x2)
Cooler: Corsair H80 water-cooled
Storage: OCZ 120 Vertex 120gb, Seagate 1T
Monitor: Samsung 27”
Mouse: Cyborg
Keyboard: Saitek Cyborg Gaming Keyboard COD edition
Power Supply: Corsair AX1020
Headphones: Logitech G90 wireless

 


Seems like a nice rig, but where's the pics?
 


This does not look like a picture to me. :)
 
JUST SO NO ONE MISSES IT.

Just thought id show you lot a latest project of mine, for a friend who wanted fancy water cooling on the cheap (if thats possible haha), anyway nearly done now, just got to install windows 8 and do some bench testing...

SPECS AS FOLLOWS.

CASE- Corsair 300R
PSU- Corsair AX750w (with modular sleeving kit)
M/B- MSI 990FX
CPU- AMD FX8120
RAM- 8gb Corsair Vengeance
GPU- MSI 560ti
HDD- 1TB WD BLACK

WATERCOOLING KIT.

2 x 120mm XSPC 50mm rads (with 2 x 140mm & 2 x 120mm fans set up in a push pull)
1 x Dual BAY res with 12v D5 pump
XSPC AMD CPU BLOCK
XSPC UNIVERSAL GPU BLOCK
3/4 OD UV BLUE HOSE
ULTRA BRIGHT UV LEDs

SO heres a few sneak peaks and the link to the full album..( its a shame but the camera makes it out to be alot of blue light, when really theres just a mellow purple haze and the UV tubing lights up well)

ALBUM LINK - http://photobucket.com/corsair300rwaterbuild



Next up will be OCing the hell out of that CPU.
 


Still trying to figure that process out. Seems most use a program called Photobucket. Just registered and hope to post some pics ASAP.
 
@uther, clean man, every build you do gets better and better mate :)
@Urban 'Too much work for an AMD build' ? Best not look at mine then hehe
Modding isn't about the hardware, its about uniquividuality and making what you want happen, happen,
sometimes its just making the best of what you have, but for me its about making what I want
Some really nice rigs in here since I was last in, been busy rl :)
Moto
 
The quality of the pictures when uploading to Imageshack comes out horribly. I just copied and pasted the URL from OCN.
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Specs:
Case: Fractal Design Core 1000 w/ Arctic Cooling Fans
CPU: i5 3570K @ 4.2GHz
HSF: Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro 13 (92mm)
MoBo: ASRock Z77 Extreme4-M
GPU: PNY GTX 470 @ 800MHz/1700MHz
RAM: PNY 8GB (2 x 4GB) @ 1333MHz (apparently, it is unsupported by my motherboard, so I can't run it at 1600MHz like it should)
HDD: Seagate 750GB HDD
PSU: PC Power and Cooling 600W MKIII