Love you 3000

[Mann]

I have been thinking about on a custom PC built for some time now. Collecting one thing after the other. Here is how far I have come , some components, few things here and there, slowly coming together. Kindly be patient as it's far from finished. Hopefully doing that soon with your inputs.
P.S. if you haven't already guessed from the title, it's a RTX 3000 built.

 

[Stronk]

lol nice one. is the op empty to indicate how hard it is to come by a RTX 3000 GPU?

 

[Mann]

Not hard at all. Lots of stock.
(If you can spare some change).

 

[enthusiast29]

I assume you got the card for less than your offer on the one in FS section right?

Good luck with the build mate, I'm sure you'll enjoy building it as much as you'll when using it.

 

[rockstah]

Not hard at all. Lots of stock.
(If you can spare some change).

How much did it cost for the GPU?

 

[Mann]

Some assembly required

 

[rockstah]

Some assembly required

It voids warranty right

 

[Mann]

It voids warranty right

There was no warranty void sticker/seel. Generally speaking yes it does. Zotac however is best known for not troubling while RMA

 

[Fenix]

So you got the Ti for 1.2L ?

 

[roofrider]

Why LPX? You have clearly picked high end parts otherwise

 

[Mann]

Why LPX? You have clearly picked high end parts otherwise

LPX because I had the stupid idea to mount the GPU like this:-
Leave no room above .
Also because the motherboard, the GPU block and the LPX have a black on black horizontal line theme going on.

 

[nitin_g3]

Look how simple the mobo looks even after being one of the best. All upper mid tier mobo look bulky as f. But this one is simple and sober.

 

[Mann]

Some one please tell me how do I origami this riser cable to a 180

 

[sehajjn]

did the waterblock come with a backplate?

 

[Mann]

did the waterblock come with a backplate?

Yes, with the thermal pads fixed. Was super easy as ABC.

Some one please tell me how do I origami this riser cable to a 180

What I mean is the front of the pcie slot is on the back of the PCIe Card in that arrangement. So the PCIe riser cable has to do all gymnastics for that to happen.

 

[Mann]

There
I guess that LPX horizontal black on black theme is making sense?
Because we have options
Thanks for the inputs.
Well this is what I have ended up with after making the two ends of the PCIe meet. It's devastating to the look.
No wonder no one is doing this
Suggestions?

 

[ishashank]

Congrats, that is a great selection of parts.

Could you share pricing details of the major parts?

 

[Mann]

CPU 49k
GPU 120K
Mobo 24k
Ram kit1 8k, Ram kit2 20k
SSD1 25k
SSD2 16k
PSU 12k
GPU WB 17K
CPU WB 5K X2 BLOCKS
FANS 3K for 120mm, 3k for 140mm
Pcie riser cable 2.4k
Pump/Res 32k
240mm Rad 9k
280mm Rad 14k
480mm Rad 15k
Fittings average 22k
Coolant 17k
Mouse/KB 2k
Tv 200k
Full custom cabinet : have set aside 20k for it(keeping fingers crossed)

Obviously it does not include the full list, will update details as we explore more into it.

 

[Mann]

Another possible fold for the PCIE cable. But I feel the GPU is protruding out.

 

[rsaeon]

That empty space above the gpu and in front of the motherboard can be 'filled out' with some custom braided cables for the 24 pin connector.

Do you have a particular reason why you want the gpu outputs facing away from the motherboard's i/o panel?