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This thermal image shows Astaroth running a Folding@home load on both CPU and GPU.
Taken with a Seek RevealPRO thermal imager.
Top view showing radiator and Akasa lit fans, controlled by the T-Balancer unit explained in a previous image.
Project Nanoxia , A team of 6 modders were invited from all over Europe to do an awesome project for Nanoxia. A one-off desk build in style for Nanoxia’s booth in Taipei for Computex 2015/2016.⠀ ⠀ The desk itself was designed, prototyped and manufactured by Nanoxia.⠀ They (L3p) however, had 2 days (and nights) to completely finish it!⠀ ⠀ 2 x Intel i7 5960x⠀ 2 x MSI X99S Mpower⠀ 2 x KFA2 GeForce GTX 980 4GB⠀ 2 x Powercolor AX R9 290X⠀ 2 x Kingston HyperX Fury 16GB DDR4⠀ 2 x Intel Pro 2500 180GB⠀ 2 x Cooler Master V1000⠀ Credit:L3p ⠀ #n3xuscomputing #technology #buildapc #custompc #gaming #gamingpc #pcgaming #desktop #computer #pcmasterrace #pcgoals #officialsetups #battlestation
Nice Guitars! Credit: Fluffy_Clown #n3xuscomputing #technology #buildapc #custompc #gaming #gamingpc #pcgaming #desktop #computer #pcmasterrace #battlestation #pcgoals
The handbuilt breakout control box was fabricated from what started life as a removable CD holder designed to fit in 3 spare drive bays. 3 spare drive bays was never going to happen and frankly it was a waste of space. So I mounted it as the breakout control box and held nicely in place by 2 flexible microphone goosenecks. These were rigid enough to hold the box in position and flexible enough to reposition as required during use or to position the PC at different angles. The main power feed can be seen inside the box having come through the Gooseneck. The hole in the top of the breakout box was to allow a small case fan to be fitted in extraction orientation to take heat off of the cathode inverters which were to be housed inside the box.
Having selected the C3 acrylic case from the states as the main box I set about making some custom internal body parts. This is the first thing I built which was a clear sheet of acrylic heat formed to make a box across the whole base width of the case. The object of this box was purely to house a million metres of cable that were to be installed in the coming months. You can see the first ones in this pic which are the ATX header switch cables. They travelled in their own shower hose directly to the headers and a small adaptor plate was made to keep it in the correct position. The four other holes were to fix another 4 shower hoses to carry cables to other various locations later on. The shower hoses fitted very nicely to the glands shown which are made by Kopex (Part no GAM0404).
The whole box was then clad in chrome sheet and fixed into the main case by 4xM6 hex cap machine screws.
Taylor's build , inside and details....â € â € â € #n3xuscomputing #technology #buildapc #custompc #gaming #gamingpc #pcgaming #desktop #computer #pcmasterrace #pcgoals #officialsetups #battlestation #corsair #msi #asus #desksetup #geforce #watercooled #gamingpc #setupwars #custompc #lit #intel #amd #overclocked
Dell 34" curved UltraWide flanked by two 1080p Dell (U2312HM) monitors in portrait mode. Special edition Nvidia Cooler Master case sporting a new 1070GTX gpu. â € â € Credit: Reddit User mpete1122â € â € #n3xuscomputing #technology #buildapc #custompc #gaming #gamingpc #pcgaming #desktop #computer #pcmasterrace #pcgoals #officialsetups #battlestation #corsair #msi #asus #desksetup #geforce #watercooled #gamingpc #setupwars #custompc #lit #intel #amd #overclocked
This is a shot of the LCD Screen side naked with the external shell off.
It is also visible the side of the GPU cooler that is usually hidden and how the GPU cables run inside it.
right below the LCD frame you can see the Arctic eSpoorts One 33 CPU cooler noticeable by it's thin yellow line present on its Fan
They are my duo for the #CMWS20, it took a lot of work but I love 'em.
Made by Jean R built
The project is visible on build.gg
You can check the full build logs on the Cooler Master and bit-tech forums, or my Youtube channel to see the making of Leetfoot and other projects