Amazing setup.
What is the light thingy at the top? I'm looking for something like this but don't know where to look.
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What is the light thingy at the top? I'm looking for something like this but don't know where to look.
TheGoldenHorde
Explorer
Didn't understand what "new floor" means.. Is it the slab with the chains on top ?
nitin_g3
Herald
Moved to a new floor in my house.
Yes
Thanks. That's a wooden slab with a concealed led strip under it.
Alucard1729
Forerunner
animishticomb
Forerunner
Congrats and awesome. 3 in the row. Let them coming.
nitin_g3
Herald
raksrules
Oracle
Got used Nintendo Wii through a local buyer in Mumbai. Full set.
Includes the Wii, 2 wiimotes (non motion plus), 2 nunchucks, sensor bar, stand, instruction manuals and box, US original power adaptor and local India power adaptor too.
Have been playing non stop bowling in this. Softmodded it and installed games on USB HDD.
Includes the Wii, 2 wiimotes (non motion plus), 2 nunchucks, sensor bar, stand, instruction manuals and box, US original power adaptor and local India power adaptor too.
Have been playing non stop bowling in this. Softmodded it and installed games on USB HDD.
mayank4823
Forerunner
idestinytechlab
Contributor
Waiting for GPU..! New Build.
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Stronk
Herald
First time ever pre-ordering a product and could not be happier with my Bridge75 Plus! While it is not officially available in India yet (I'm currently in the States), I think saw someone mention an upcoming group buy (or maybe it was an interest check?) on r/mkindia for it. If you are looking for a non-magnetic mech keyboard around the price this becomes available (currently $85 for the Standard model and $99 for the Plus model), or you can get someone from the US to get it for you, I would definitely recommend it.
Can post an extended review in the reviews section if folks are interested; haven't already done so since not sure if there's enough interest. Also, not sure if the pics showcase it, but the build quality and finish feel super premium. I dare say that if someone told me that this is Apple's entry into the custom mech market, I would not have much doubt (beyond the non-Apple keycaps haha) - it really is just that good of a product in almost every way imaginable, and not just for the price point.
Can post an extended review in the reviews section if folks are interested; haven't already done so since not sure if there's enough interest. Also, not sure if the pics showcase it, but the build quality and finish feel super premium. I dare say that if someone told me that this is Apple's entry into the custom mech market, I would not have much doubt (beyond the non-Apple keycaps haha) - it really is just that good of a product in almost every way imaginable, and not just for the price point.
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hellblazer33
Forerunner
idestinytechlab
Contributor
CPU: Core i5-12400
Motherboard: Asus TUF Gaming B760M-PLUS WIFI II
SMPS: Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold V2
Cabinet: Cooler Master TD500 Mesh V2
RAM: Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 5200 MHz 16GB (Will be upgrading to Dual Channel total 32GB with another same module)
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 ARGB
SSD: Samsung 980 Pro 500 GB x 1, Samsung 990 Pro 1 TB x 1
GPU: Zotac Eco RTX 3050 8 GB (Bought this because of 5Y Warranty instead of Gigabyte's 3Y Warranty)
Monitor: LG Ultragear 27" (Model - 27GN650-B)
theagilecoder
Explorer
theagilecoder
Explorer
Some more pictures of the "evolution" of Under the desk Node 202 as I have upgraded parts over the years.
Smaller GPU is Zotac 1080 Mini that I upgraded to Inno 3D 1080 Ti
Other parts - Corsair SF600, Asus Mini ITX mobo, Scythe Shuriken CPU cooler, Arctic P12 Slims to feed fresh air to the monster.
Smaller GPU is Zotac 1080 Mini that I upgraded to Inno 3D 1080 Ti
Other parts - Corsair SF600, Asus Mini ITX mobo, Scythe Shuriken CPU cooler, Arctic P12 Slims to feed fresh air to the monster.
