AM5 Upgrade with an Asus X670E TUF, Ryzen 7 7700x, and Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5.
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Fan upgrade to the Corsair ML 120 Elites & GPU support (FINALLY).
Upgraded to the RTX 3000 series with a 3060ti from Asus.
32 GB of Trident Z added.
Upgraded to the Tomahawk Max after the original Tomahawk died out of nowhere. Shout out to MSI for sending a replacement later.
Upgraded to a MSI B450 Tomahawk and a Ryzen 5 3600.
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Upgraded to a new case, the Corsair 220T. Absolutely love this case.
Added some Corsair HD120 fans for better airflow, acoustics, and RGB.
The full Setup V1
Zotac 1070Ti AMP and Corsair H100i Pro added.
At this point, I did not know how to install a dual-channel kit of RAM properly but I was happy to have it along with some new Phanteks cable extensions.
An early stage of the build, when I finally got rid of all the Dell components. Corsair H60 AIO, EVGA 1060SC 3GB, and a ROG B350F.
The first upgrades of the build were the Phanteks P400, a Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 3GB & an EVGA 600W PSU.
Nebula
Nebula started years ago as a Ryzen 5 1400 system that featured some Dell pre-built parts from my first PC, and was housed in a Phanteks P400 case with a Radeon R9 HD7970 GPU. Over time, Nebula has seen every generation of Ryzen, other than the 5000 series, and I have built it into a solid 1440p gaming system.
Ryzen 7 7700X OC to 4.75GHZ (definitely lost the silicon lottery)
Asus RTX 3070Ti TUF boosts to ~2000mhz
14,902 in 3D Mark - TimeSpy
17,427 in Cinebench R23