Falcon Northwest Tiki, running:

Devil's Canyon OC
GTX 780 TI OC

Never gonna build my own again, got lazy....

Funny thing it runs real quiet when playing on the EU server, but really ramps up the noise on the NA server... weird.

I never thought I would see the day when Gamer *** was allowed on the forums. I am not quite, but almost, drooling over some of the rigs everyone has. And pictures too? OMG, OMG, OMG *grins*

Romo wrote: »

Falcon Northwest Tiki, running:

Devil's Canyon OC
GTX 780 TI OC

Never gonna build my own again, got lazy....

I went with Falcon Northwest as well, great company. I'd built my own computers during the past 15 years so now that I have the funds to do it and I was looking for a smaller form factor machine, I finally gave in and bought (and customized) one online. But I completely understand about the being lazy part. I was okay with most of the process but connecting the mobo's wires to the case (i.e. the case lights and onboard audio, etc) always annoyed the heck out of me.

Falcon Northwest Frag Box

ASUS Rampage IV Gene mobo
Intel Core i7 4820k 3.7 GHz overclocked
Asetek Liquid Cooling
4x8 GB 1866 MHz memory (32 GB total)
Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3GB
Crucial 512 GB SSD drive (for OS + gaming)
Western Digital 1 TB HD (for everything else)
1000 Watt Silverstone modular PS
Windows 7 Professional

It has been nothing but excellent since I got it about a month ago. 58-62 fps regularly except for a slight drop during huge dolmen fights and such.

crislevin wrote: »

Tell me about it, it's 10 lbs of awesomeness that crushes my shoulders all the time.

I swear god, I got dents on my shoulder, my shoulder fat's been permanently crushed in thanks to that laptop. I need to get a lighter laptop for school and travel.

Armianlee wrote: »

Actually there is a large oak desk under the other side. I had to add the ply after when my wife complained of not spending enough time and wanted her pc beside mine. It's also been reinforced somewhat since that pic was taken.

with those monitors, do you even have time to look at your wife while sitting next to her?

Like a couple of others, I also have reached a point in my life where I can afford to pay someone else to build my computers rather than doing it myself. Many props to those that do though, its a nice skill to have.

Falcon Northwest Talon

Intel i7 4820K 3.7 GHz overclocked
Asus X79 Deluxe Motherboard
Astek Liquid Cooling
G. Skill 4GB 1866 DDR3 Ripjaws (16 GB)
EVGA GeForce GTX 780TI 3GB
512GB Crucial SSD
Western Digital HD 1TB

3 year complete warranty <-- And that is why I now have Falcon Northwest build my computers. Paying for piece of mind is priceless!

Oh, and I never got my builds to look so nice and clean on the inside either:

lestaudenmaierub17_ESO wrote: »

Like a couple of others, I also have reached a point in my life where I can afford to pay someone else to build my computers rather than doing it myself. Many props to those that do though, its a nice skill to have.

Falcon Northwest Talon

Intel i7 4820K 3.7 GHz overclocked
Asus X79 Deluxe Motherboard
Astek Liquid Cooling
G. Skill 4GB 1866 DDR3 Ripjaws (16 GB)
EVGA GeForce GTX 780TI 3GB
512GB Crucial SSD
Western Digital HD 1TB

3 year complete warranty <-- And that is why I now have Falcon Northwest build my computers. Paying for piece of mind is priceless!

Oh, and I never got my builds to look so nice and clean on the inside either:

Nice rig.

I love warranties. Even though I build my own Memory Express gives me as much warranty as I want to buy. Everything in my main rig is warrantied for 3 years. This protects against not only the broken down part, but if the new part isn't compatible , (say motherboard goes and all they have is DDR4 Boards) I get the incompatible parts replaced free too.

I stream from my pc down stairs to upstairs 52 inch tv in bedroom via pc,laptop,splashtop,tv,xpadder,xbox controller on lazy days.

odiasuda wrote: »

What's the point of this?

Nothing atleast is is better than people making post about:
this is OP
that is OP
fix this
Fix that
ZOS this
ZOS that