My new PC, I love it. 100% stable, latest BIOS installed. I hate windows they are too distracting, so I thought I would go soundproof this turn with the Corsair 110Q case. Only $60 so why not.
My goal is to go full AMD at some point, just not sure when. my only issue with the case is it does not have dust filters on the very long intake sides. nzxt h510 only has one side intake, but it has a really long removable dust filter, would have been nice to have two of those on this case... the holes are very big, so no way its blocking any dust... that being said I don't really care, I don't mind doing a cleaning every 6 months or so. just a bit annoying because it is a great case otherwise, the soundproof foam is on 3 panels, very nice stuff. well built.
Specs:
Ryzen 3600 at 4.2 all core 1.335 volt
2x8gb g.skill 3400 cas 14-14-14-34 at 1.380v
msi b450 max gaming plus with new bios just released nov 1st
1080 ti (soon to be navi of some kind, not sure yet or if I will get the energy to replace it)
evga 700 GD 80gold psu - really impressed me so far for such a cheap psu I paid 45 bucks after rebate
cooler is my noctua nh-d14 i will re-use for life, the fan barely fit, but it did, it's touching my ram, but it should be fine.
monitor not pictured is AOC Agon 24" 1440p 144hz, TN panel, but it has very vibrant colors, I really like it. only $199 new. I really prefer 1440p at 24" versus 27" now, dragon age origins looks freaking amazing with the extra pixel density plus not losing the high refresh.
the 3 rgb fans you see, those are just cheap off brand i found on ebay for 19 bucks for all 3 and I had 8 bucks in ebay bucks... so I was like why not, THEY ARE GORGEOUS, just seeing them out of corner of my eye through the vent, they have great airflow and are quiet, i have them all connected to molex. I really love the design of this case. my temps are great even with oc's. I am getting 75 celsius on avg in all games, etc.
total cost for entire setup, including case and monitor: somewhere around $1100-1200... honestly not bad for a high quality part setup. I plan to sell the 3600 CPU for like $80 when 4800x comes out, then I will retire on CPU for a few years.