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As soon as I saw this case I knew I had to build in it. I wanted matching standard intake fans from Dark Flash (that came with the case) for the AIO fans but I can only find reverse intake fans in stock anywhere. I did end up getting three reverse intake fans for the bottom of the case.

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This was my very first desktop PC that I have kept and upgraded over the years. I received this PC as a gift from my Mima when I was in the 6th grade back in 2015. The Windows D: Hard drive though reformatted multiple times is the same one from the original PC, though everything else is new as I've upgraded every part over the years. I plan to continue this route of continuing to upgrade parts as I go. This PC was named THEMONSTER because it's not built with a specific theme or loyal to a specific brand. It's a mashup of parts from over the years, and at one point in one of my previous cases, I even had a Monster can displayed on the inside. I may do this again one day.

Still upgrading every now and then have more accesories just didnt feel like inputting them here light up cables are from lian li as well running a 3 monitor system but so far happy with my progression from my first ever computer started with a prebuilt alienware with an i3 and 4gb of ram 1 tb storage so you could say ive learned and spent a lot of money and effort into this build Had a first pc build was with a i7 2080 super 64gb ram and i think it was 2tb hdd and 250gb ssd i will try to put it on a showcase after this one but im pleased with my first high end build had it for a couple years and done minor upgrades since If anyone has any inputs or suggestions im open to anything and happy to answer any questions

Fun little build for $250 without gpu or psu :D Decided to show some love to the 1060 since it's been collecting dust for 7 years now.

No settings have been touched

Intel i9-14900K MSI Z790 Project Zero LGA 1700 G.Skill Ripjaws M5 RGB Series 96GB ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 32GB GDDR7 Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD M.2 2280 X 2 QTY Cougar FV270 Case

Case: SUMTAX / Eversky Ventilación: 5 X Thermalright ARGB GPU: RTX 5060 OC 8GB PNY CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X RAM: 16GB DDR5 G.Skill Flare X5 Almacenamiento: 512GB SSD T-Force G50 NVMe Motherboard: MSI B850M-P WiFi PSU: Corsair CX750M modular Enfriamiento: Cooler Master Elite 240mm líquido

I aint no fan of JORDAN!

Vengeance is a dual-purpose workstation, heavily optimized for zero-compromise 1440p high-fidelity gaming, content creation, and seamless multi-track broadcasting. This rig is built in a pristine all-white ecosystem, delivering extreme processing power and hypergranular peripheral control for a silent, zero-lag production environment. Hardware Architecture Core CPU: Intel Core i7-14700K (20 Cores / 28 Threads) (on MSI Pro Z790-P) GPU: Zotac GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Trinity OC White Edition (Custom fan curve tuned for silent, 0-RPM, low-thermal baseline) Memory: 64GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 White (More than enough headroom for high-frequency multitasking when streaming, editing, and gaming simultaneously) Power Supply: Corsair 750 W ATX 80 Plus Gold Full Modular The Production & Audio Matrix The external ecosystem revolves around an "invisible system” operational flow, which natively manages heavy broadcast routing through dedicated hardware mapping: Visual Command: Driven by an asymmetrical triple 27” curved display cockpit built for seamless multi-window tracking (OBS, chat monitoring, and full-screen gaming viewports). Studio Audio Capture XLR mic vocal tracking on the Fifine K688 mic through the Elgato Wave XLR MK.2 on a low-profile boom arm for broadcast-grade audio. Tactile Workspace Control: The Elgato Stream Deck+ is the primary control hub for a virtual audio routing matrix (Wave Link), separating audio tracks of a live stream from stored VOD mixes. Input & Acoustics: Corsair iCUE peripheral matrix (K100, M65 Ultra RGB, and MM700 RGB pad) with custom ambient LS100 lighting strips and hard-surface floor protection for smooth chair movement.

This is my latest build as of December 2025. The RAM i had since 2023 so this was before the price quadrupled. Some of the items are in place of what I actually have like the PNY Gen 5 SSD is actually a 2 TB. Also include Asia Horse Case fans. I also have a custom CPU sealing frame installed by AAAwave. I know it said that these are more for spill management than cooling, but this coupled with Noctua thermal compound improved temps for me. That's pretty much the gist of it.

Got great deals on all parts especially being white, for a total of less than $1800. Only issue was a black AIO, because it was part of a doorbuster deal. Works incredibly well with AAA games and even better with Esports titles.

Recently decided to build a brand new computer!

*I built my first system in late 2021 after researching extensively for what felt like months. I was into Star Citizen at the time and this was what motivated me to build my first PC. This PC was a huge upgrade from my Dell Inspiron 5680 I was using at the time. I went for a no-RGB blackout build, only adding in the Phanteks Neon strips later in 2026.* - i7-10700K @ 4.8GHz - 32GB DDR4 3200MHz - Aorus Elite 3060ti 8GB (LHR) - MSI Z490-A PRO - Window 11 / Ubuntu