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Why do these always get purged?

Finally got a proper graphics card, goodbye to 4K30... Next month I'm upgrading to a Ryzen.

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r8 this wonderful mATX build
can my ssd melt?

>drives hanging unmounted in the case
people who put no effort into their guts are why guts threads get purged. Like that fag with the watercooled X58 system in a cube case that looks like a shitheap, it makes me cry a bit ever time I see it.

2.2 vs. 9.6 kg

4.9 vs. 12 kg

with hardware
2 hdds on both
hard mode: a real gpu and 2 2.5 inch drives in the small one

Would you recommend me a 2 TB 2.5" drive over a 3.5" one? I'll get a NVMe 960 EVO with the Ryzen hardware so it will save space and cables, then replace the "external" HDD and the 3.5" cache drive.

Why? They also have a bst thread up all the time.

You could not possibly have lazier cable management
Nobody wants to see your shitty PC

What kind of cable management do you expect in such a case with a CX500M PSU? I only have one SATA power cable.

I expect you to at least tape your fucking drives down and not leave then in fucking midair

There is no space inside. And the cable isn't long enough.

Stop wasting such a beautiful case.

You can't see the inside. Do you have the windowed version?

Yeh because it was the only version available in my country. Rate my cable management.

>shit cable management
>need to take it outside and properly clean the dust up
V2 coming soon

here's something different

i7 8gb ram 512tb ssd, upgraded thermal paste and undervolting cpu and gpu -140, stress tests under 72c

...

Theoretically if I were to just tape all of my parts to the wall, they'd run fine right? (ignoring temp issues of course)

this works so i dont see why how your situation is any different

>tfw your computer is free from hardware bugs

There's two bugs here, Meltdown and Spectre. AMD is immune to Meltdown. AMD is vulnerable to some but not all kinds of Spectre.

Meltdown is the one that's fixed by patching the kernel. (KAISER/KPTI in Linux land, no idea what Windows calls it) Spectre can't be fixed by that, you have to recompile applications to protect them.

Detailed info: theregister.co.uk/2018/01/04/intel_amd_arm_cpu_vulnerability/

Guys threads aren't what they used to be. I still think personally we should merge it with /pcbg/

excuse the 1060. trying to find a cheaper card off of craigslist along with an ssd/hdd and selling this thing for an obscure price

>dat video card logo
>Am I the only one who notices this?

haha, have an upvote (You) my fellow redditor! im glad we both have something in common when it comes to spotting things out of the ordinary m'lord

Yes they are sold out everywhere because they are so cheap and good.

Pretty nice for such a small case. What GPU/CPU do you use? MY GTX 960 runs very hot. The only downside of such a small case. I hope they bring a 75 W 980-performance card soon.