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dingdong555 · 10-06-09

UPDATE!!!

The project has FINALLY come to an end, it's been a long ride when it shouldn't have as many parts were out of stock and I had to play the waiting game....so boring. Anyway, time to enjoy the beast now.....well, not quite since my G.Skill 128gb SSD died, time to play the "game" again and send it back! A Temp hard drive will do for the time being though.

I'd just like to thank everyone for their kind and constructive comments, it really makes building computers a ball since you get to read other people's thoughts.

The final pictures really didn't work as well as I planned, the green tubes came out with too much white in, if anyone knows how to fix this (In Photoshop maybe?) please let me know, I don't think my cheap digital camera coped too well.

Also, finally, I'd just like to thank my sponsors again, they've been awesome!

I may have the opportunity to do another build for a forum member soon, it'll be totally different if it goes ahead

Now... what you've been waiting for. Sorry if there are TOOOO many!!

The final pictures really didn't work as well as I planned, the green tubes came out with too much white in (They're green in RL like the sleeving), if anyone knows how to fix this (In Photoshop maybe?) please let me know, I don't think my cheap digital camera coped too well.

Any my favourite picture

oliverw92 · 10-06-09

Looks awesome! For the photos:

Do you have a tripod? If so, use that it will help alot. Can you adjust the ISO on your camera? If so, for night shots, drop the ISO as low as possible, turn off all the lights in the room, stick the camera on a tripod and try taking photos. It should massively accentuate the glowing of the tubing and sleeving.

dingdong555 · 10-06-09

Thanks!

Yes, I have a tripod and used that, I also used the ISO 80 which is the lowest, I have no idea why the tubing was like that? It's much greener in RL