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had the idea of building this one for a long time, now I had an excuse. The experience would have been gr8 if not for the case. The Corsair 5000D claims to support 3 360mm rads and yeah, I believed them - BIG mistake - if you use the side intake for a rad, you'll have 55mm for the rad itself and fans before you're unable to fit the front insert thingy and if you thought you'll still fit a rad in the front - forget it - you have 'bout 25mm space between the front of the case and the side mounted rad. OK, just one rad in front, use as second one as top exhaust - got idea BUT, if that one's taller than 50mm (fans+rad), it'll hit the mainboard, fixed that one by making some adapter plates which then let me move the top rad to the side by using the mounting holes for 140mm fans on the left. Once done with the case, it was a fun to build and play around a bit and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out in the end

I don't know words to give this one justice... so I won't

This one was fun, no weird stuff, just plain open loop... a classic

The second one, build something as great as possible with as few resources as possible... I rly don't know which one turned out better, but I definitely dig the green/black aesthetic this one's got. I looked at the budget and what I would be able to deliver - suddenly I thought "green" - now if I only could have bundled it with that Razer Toaster, and this would have been the real deal :p

You remember those movies where they kept working and working on some car.... this was the same with a PC. It may have been a chore wo build, it worked and, boy was I relieved when I got to disassemble the thing; no worries, All the hardware found a home with a loving gamer ;)

the idea was for a monochrome build where just the RGB and the coolant give color accents. I think it worked out gr8!

First build for the YT channel... fond memories indeed

This is an example build to demonstrate the automated build import system.

The build features a powerful Ryzen 9 7950X paired with an RTX 4090 for maximum performance.

Custom water cooling keeps everything cool and quiet under load.