This is just the first image. It was taken during a cleaning session. More will be added soon.
Close up of the AIO. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
64GB total in this work horse. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
This was a tricky shot to get but I did it. It's always a little exciting to see the Titan X logo. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
A little more of the of it. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
Over all shot of the money side. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
Cable management was not my strong suit when this thing was built a few years ago. I think I will clean it up a bit. This picture was taken at the beginning of a cleaning.
Cleaning is serious business. Most everything comes out.
A set of new cables seem to be in order to help with cable management for this old fella. He works hard so some braided cables are going in.
Cleaned, new cables, and some better but not great cable management.
Font side with updated cables and cleaned up.
Back together and ready to fire up.
Disassembling a Titan X Pascal is always an unnerving process.
One before wipe down and one inprocess.
The Worker
This is a computer that I had built and then later did some upgrading to. The idea behind it was. Build something that can do just about anything I want it to and be relevant for a long time to come. I think I did well with this build. This was not a flashy build BTW
Color(s): Black
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: none
Cooling: AIO Cooling
Size: E-ATX
Type: General Build
Hardware
CPU
$ 219.99
Motherboard
$ 183.00
Graphics
Storage
$ 269.99
Case
$ 69.99
Monitor
$ 356.43
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