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>no guts thread
C'mon guys, I know we love reposting the same pics every day, how'd this happen?
>>54841864
NCase 4 lyfe.
Thinking about getting the Gechic 1303i monitor for console use at home, and as a LAN screen for LAN parties.
>>54842398
Just do one like I did, it's significantly cheaper, though smaller.
House it however you want.
http://groupvertical.com/shop/tablet-replacement-parts/apple-ipad-parts/ipad-3-parts/ipad-3-ipad-4-lcd-screen-replacement-part.html
http://abusemark.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=47
Benis
>>54841864
The bucaneer is horrible.
Be a man and dont buy Drake, C.Outland or Origin ships.
>>54843460
I upgraded my M50 to the buccaneer, and I have a reliant.
>>54843418
While not a bad idea... I'd need to make an enclosure to protect it.
i watch all you fools spend so much money from my rig built almost 10 years ago thats pretty much as fast as everything here
except you gave up your privacy when you accepted that 3g chip embedded into the dye of every processor post sandy bridges
>>54841864
is that an ipad retina screen hooked up as a monitor? Where can I buy something like that?
>>54841864
is that Strike suite infinity ?
>>54844042
That's the best part, you can house it in anything.
Mod the mobo tray side panel and put it there, I saw it done at quakecon last year.
>>54844237
Yeah, links at >>54843418
You'll also need the rear shell part and a way to cut it if you want to copy mine.
>>54844306
Star Citizen art for the buccaneer.
Fresh guts
>>54844409
Get those red Noctua anti-vibration pads or the black ones and this would look pretty darn good.
>>54842398
You know what I'm gonna say here. 10/10
>>54844409
Nice and clean, pretty basic. What does your back panel look like?
I can't wait to see what my temps look like when I replace this 960 with a water cooled 1070.
>>54841864
>expensive graphics card
12"x8" display
What's the fucking point? Why not join a chess club if you want to play games instead of being a living meme?
>>54844463
Ayyy. How do you like the 850 M.2?
I'm considering getting the 950 Pro for my little NCase build. Dat speed.
>>54844501
It's a SATA SSD, but still insanely fast. That 950 NVMe will be ridiculous.
One thing to note is temps - my 850 runs very hot and the 950 pro even moreso. Make sure to grab some small heatsinks, because it can easily get over 70c and you run a throttling risk past that.
>>54844527
That's what's stopping me. I don't think I even have space for the heat sinks...
>>54844547
I've seen waterblocks for it. Where is the slot on your mobo? If you could just add it to your loop, that'd be interesting.
>>54844598
Could you link me to the block? I've only seen ones for the Intel 750 SSD, and they're only on the PCIe version.
>>54844491
2048x1536
For travel, so everything fits in a bag that fits under seat on a plane.
>>54844683
huh, I guess I was wrong. I can't find anything other than generic blocks sandwiched on for a semi custom job.
>>54844714
I've found a website/company which seems to make decent quality custom heatsiinks. Perhaps I can draft up a heatsink on their site for perfect fitment, and secure it with more than just adhesive, should I choose. Such as a screw/through-bolt.
>>54844840
Where's your isa to usb adapter?
>>54844463
Back panel is somewhat clean. This is what it looked like before I added the second HDD and third SSD. I have all the case fans routed to a PWM hub, which is plugged into the CPU header. This way all of my fans are controller by CPU temp, which makes adjusting their speed pretty easy.
>>54844822
Honestly, with how small it is a link of rectangular units to cover the chips adhered with thermal tape should be sufficient.
>>54844822
>>54845137
This review used thermal compound on copper plates with thermal tape to use the back panel as a heatsink. I think I'm gonna do this to mine.
http://linipc.com/blogs/news/65282629-samsung-950-pro-review-thermal-throttling-solved
