Show Us Your Rig [8]

rvcjew said:

HarriePateman said:

Very nice cable management everyone, i always find the hardest part for me is the SSD cables

Il take some pics soon :)

What! Those are the smallest ones though. :)

I know but i don;t have a SSD Cage

HarriePateman said:

rvcjew said:

HarriePateman said:

Very nice cable management everyone, i always find the hardest part for me is the SSD cables

Il take some pics soon :)

What! Those are the smallest ones though. :)

I know but i don;t have a SSD Cage

Did you see mine lol, if it can withstand 15G's why not abuse it.

rvcjew said:

HarriePateman said:

rvcjew said:

What! Those are the smallest ones though. :)

I know but i don;t have a SSD Cage

Did you see mine lol, if it can withstand 15G's why not abuse it.

Haha, link me to the picture? :)

HarriePateman said:

rvcjew said:

HarriePateman said:

I know but i don;t have a SSD Cage

Did you see mine lol, if it can withstand 15G's why not abuse it.

Haha, link me to the picture? :)

https://i.imgur.com/Yn0yMto.jpg

Omg your mad

Layback Bear said:

...No wires seem to be the proper length...

That's why I make my own cables whenever possible.

Layback Bear said:

...Speaking of wiring length; I have a new solder station coming. This junk one I got is driving me crazy. When it finally does get hot it never matches the temp I have it set to.
My next one.

Hakko FX 888D. It should make my wire modifying a bit easier.

http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-FX888D-23BY-Digital-Soldering-FX-888D/dp/B00ANZRT4M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1414128826&sr=8-1&keywords=hakko+fx888+soldering+station

If that station is even only half as functional as it is cute, you done good! I love getting new toys tools!

According to all the reviews from computer and electronic sites it's top shelf.
To me it's ugly but if it works as good as reported I will get over the ugly.

All this recent talk of cable management prompted me to give it a another go in my 600T (still finishing up a few things with that build), although it doesn't look all that amazing, at least now I can get the side panel on without squashing any cables. I call that a win.

I also switched back to the mesh sidepanel and added a fan to help with the GPU cooling.

In the near future when the missing GPU cable arrives, I'll probably tidy it up a little bit more, but I must admit it turned out much better than I expected. I'll take a moment at the same to "fix" the cabling in my 750D as well, now that I've had a bit more practice and works out a few new tricks.

And in other news, I finally got my hands on a Roccat Tyon today.

I've been waiting ever so impatiently for this, and I must say, this is one seriously impressive mouse. It's features blow my mind, it's general build quality is amazing, weight is good (although lighter than I'm used to), button layout is very well thought out and it's range of customisation options are enough to make any geek squeal with joy..

But I do have a few gripes... The dorsal fin is too short, the drivers take about 25 seconds to save any and every profile settings change, the LEDs always light up blue when the EasyShift key is pressed, the X-Celerator "button" could've been a little bit further back, and the laser lens is too far away from the front of the mouse, making those quick mouse flicks feel kinda "sluggish" regardless of the sensitivity. Also, there's no easy way to assign keyboard keys to mouse buttons. Correction: yes there is. Another thing is that the profiles can't be disabled, so assigning a button to "Profile Cycle" flips through all 5 profiles, rather than just the 2 or 3 you want to use.

All things considered, I highly doubt this will completely replace my G700s.. The main reason I got it was the dorsal fin; with the logic that I can use that to strafe in FPS games without spinning the scroll wheel and changing weapons (as happens with my G700s), but now that I see how short this fin is, I'm somewhat sceptical.

ZaLiTH said:

All this recent talk of cable management prompted me to give it a another go in my 600T (still finishing up a few things with that build), although it doesn't look all that amazing, at least now I can get the side panel on without squashing any cables. I call that a win...

Dang right that's a win!

Btw, were you aware that the plastic base that the original HDD cages perched upon is removable? Then again, mayhap you are hiding some wires under it.