TK-1 meets Project Zero
Completed my second water-cooled build. Of course, not everything is perfect, but on the whole I'm satisfied. I was able to gain new experience and it was a lot of fun.
I liked the Jonsbo TK-1 straight away, as it has an unusual form factor, is nice and compact and also allows the use of mainboards with rear cabling. When I saw that it was possible to install a complete water cooling system in it, I was immediately hooked.
The components are not all high-end, as I had to watch my budget, but they are absolutely sufficient for my application.
Many thanks to all the PC builders who inspired and helped me with this build.
I liked the Jonsbo TK-1 straight away, as it has an unusual form factor, is nice and compact and also allows the use of mainboards with rear cabling. When I saw that it was possible to install a complete water cooling system in it, I was immediately hooked.
The components are not all high-end, as I had to watch my budget, but they are absolutely sufficient for my application.
Many thanks to all the PC builders who inspired and helped me with this build.
Color(s): Black Chrome Silver
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: none
Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling
Size: Micro-ATX
Type: General Build
Hardware
CPU
$ 250.00
Motherboard
$ 179.94
Graphics
$ 1,199.99
Storage
$ 394.81
PSU
$ 120.00
Case
$ 159.99
Case Fan
$ 134.80
Cooling
$ 119.98
Cooling
$ 249.00
Cooling
$ 100.00
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 3,050.44
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