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[Huegpaynis]

aren't supposed to vacuum the inside of a PC.

I vacuum the vents and fans, not the boards.
I use compressed air for the times I clean that.

 

[chrizz]

here is my gaming spot.
the guns are just for airsoft. they arent shooting real bullets.

My PC specs:
Graphics card: MSI N680GTX Twin Frozr 2GD5/OC
Motherboard: ASsrock z68 extreme3 gen3
Processor: Intel core i5 2500k
Memory: 8.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 798MHz
Case: Corsair 500R

Screens: iiyama Prolite X2472HD & Acer P235H.
Mouse: Razer Naga / R.A.T.-7
Mousepad: Artisan Shidenkai L
Keyboard: Logitech G19
Headset: Audio-technica ATH-AD700X
Joystick: Logitec Freedom 2.4.
Steer: G25

I hope to buy a Hotas shortly.

as an approved designer for nerd-battlestations i recommend a framed picture of GabeN or CR on your wall, optional a painted TEST logo. the wall is already yellow.

 

[maynard]

I vacuum the vents and fans, not the boards.
I use compressed air for the times I clean that.

Suck, don't blow, dammit!

 

[chrizz]

well i thought i also post my battlestation, because i like to brag:

i know my cam sucks.

screens:

mid Dell U2713HM 27"
right Dell U2412M 24"
left Samsung old-ass 22" (still works after 10 years)

rig:
Core i5 3570K
Gainward Phantom GTX 680
16 GB ram
128 GB SSD for OS
512 GB SSD for Games

Logitech G430 headset
Logitech G9x mouse
Keyboard Steelseries sth
Teufel speakers
Phillips AMBX for illumination (changes color, sth like ambilight from phillips)

 

[Macabre Poetry]

I7 - 3770k
2 TB HD, 250 gb SSD
Z77 mobo
something over 1000W psu
gtx 780 ti
gtx 660 in there too. idk why.

 

[SeungRyul]

@chrizz I have that samsung monitor at home!

 

[TriteBoon]

Sorry about the pink hue i think my phone is dying

 

[o-BHG-o]

Sorry about the pink hue i think my phone is dying

Calling cable manager Seung! <nice rig and HOTAS though>

 

[CitizenX]

Here is the rig i built back 5 years ago now that im still gaming on today

AMD 965 Black Edition
ATI 6950 2 GIG DDR5
120gb Crucial M4 SSD
500gb Seagate Hybrid SSD
16gb Corsair Vengeance Memory
Gigabyte Ga-970A-ud3
Corsair 1kw Modular Power Supply
Antec Kuhler H2O 920 Liquid CPU Cooler System

 

[MadGhost]

 

[MadGhost]

Damn OK dust all the time cleaning even though it has filters lol still wanting to add water cooling for proc. and upgrade vid to r9 295 for Christmas

 

[SeungRyul]

@CitizenX Is that a fan controller I spy in the front? Looks fancy!

 

[GrammarGestapo]

Here is the rig i built back 5 years ago now that im still gaming on today

AMD 965 Black Edition
ATI 6950 2 GIG DDR5
120gb Crucial M4 SSD
500gb Seagate Hybrid SSD
16gb Corsair Vengeance Memory
Gigabyte Ga-970A-ud3
Corsair 1kw Modular Power Supply
Antec Kuhler H2O 920 Liquid CPU Cooler System

ooh, pretty box.

 

[CitizenX]

@CitizenX Is that a fan controller I spy in the front? Looks fancy!

It is an NZXT 5 port fan controller with temperature sensors - touchscreen controls and clock

 

[CitizenX]

For anyone interested, the Case is a Corsiar 600t in white- I have named mine "Stormtrooper"
- I highly recommend this case to anyone who is wanting to upgrade their case or do a new build -
everything was so easy from cooling to space to cable management. It doesnt come with the fancy temp controller like you see on mine but it does
have one built in the case on the top, it also has 5 usb ports on top one of them being USB 3.0
see details here > http://www.corsair.com/en-us/graphite-series-600t

 

[zeddie]

For anyone interested, the Case is a Corsiar 600t in white- I have named mine "Stormtrooper"
- I highly recommend this case to anyone who is wanting to upgrade their case or do a new build -
everything was so easy from cooling to space to cable management. It doesnt come with the fancy temp controller like you see on mine but it does
have one built in the case on the top, it also has 5 usb ports on top one of them being USB 3.0
see details here > http://www.corsair.com/en-us/graphite-series-600t

that case looks REALLY awesome!

When I upgrade my system/build a new one (which will probably be in another 3-4 years, as I just upgraded the internals this year, CPU, Mobo, RAM, GPU, PSU... only kept the HDDs and SSD intact... oh and of course, the case, mouse, keyboard, monitor... which I need to change as well)

 

[o-BHG-o]

Here's my baby.....

Mobo is seated so ports are at the top.

Banana for scale

My station.

Specs:

16GB Corsair DDR3 Dominator, PC3-14900 (1866),
240GB OCZ Technology Vertex 3
Silverstone Fortress SST-FT02B
Corsair H80
Intel Core i7 3820, S2011, 3.6GHz (@ 4.8GHz)
Asus P9X79 Deluxe
1050W Corsair Pro Series PSU , Modular
Razer Vespula
AKASA AK-HC-05BK v2 InterConnect Pro - USB panel
Xbox Controller
Razer Ouroboros
Logitech G930 Headset
Sapphire HD7970 3GB GDDR5 DUAL-X (Crossfired with another lesser HD 7970)
Saitek Cyborg v7 Keyboard

and of course....beer.

 

[chrizz]

Here's my baby.....

Mobo is seated so ports are at the top.

Banana for scale

My station.

Specs:

16GB Corsair DDR3 Dominator, PC3-14900 (1866),
240GB OCZ Technology Vertex 3
Silverstone Fortress SST-FT02B
Corsair H80
Intel Core i7 3820, S2011, 3.6GHz (@ 4.8GHz)
Asus P9X79 Deluxe
1050W Corsair Pro Series PSU , Modular
Razer Vespula
AKASA AK-HC-05BK v2 InterConnect Pro - USB panel
Xbox Controller
Razer Ouroboros
Logitech G930 Headset
Sapphire HD7970 3GB GDDR5 DUAL-X (Crossfired with another lesser HD 7970)
Saitek Cyborg v7 Keyboard

and of course....beer.

most impressive. how are components reacting to that 90° twist ?

 

[Krystal LeChuck]

How the hell doesn't it burn up in that tiny cupboard space?

 

[o-BHG-o]

most impressive. how are components reacting to that 90° twist ?

Pretty good actually, the huge fans on the bottom draw in plenty of air and are silent most of the time (filters fitted too), on a cool day the CPU can be low as 18c. I just need to invest in a pair of silent fans for the radiator (only running one and it's not particularly quiet). The case comes with padding to help with noise. Running the cables along the top and out the back seems to work and having easy access to the ports is a bonus.
edit: I doubt it helps loads but hot air rises (would benefit not being in a cupboard but, well, y'know, if it fits it sits).

@Cpt. LeChuck
To be honest, since adding a 2nd 7970 the mobo temps have gone up, what you can't see is that most of the case sticks out the back of my desk and there's a good draught of air between the open bay windows. On a hot day, Metro LL at full, windows and cupboard closed, it'll hit 55 on the mobo, then I remember to open the Windows etc. Average temps gaming under load are 30-40cpu (over a GHz overclock remember) and 40-50mobo (was about the same as cpu before the 2nd card was installed).

Can't complain :D