Husband, Father, InfraOps Engineer. The 'K' in KDL. If the Operating System had ‘OS’ in the name, I rode that dead horse. Randomly contributes to open source projects. Has used core RAM and acoustic couplers. Licensed HAM. Personally never ran Windows. Has never run Arch, BTW. (Update: I have now run CachyOS for a week on a laptop with the Nala compositor and Noctalia shell) I'm also an award winning motorcycle builder. Never, ever, cut a deal with a dragon, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup. You can’t stop the signal, Mal. Header Image: BeOS Desktop.
Kancept
@Kancept@infosec.exchange
infosec.exchange
It’s been a week but I’ve been really happy with my new PC build. I went with large fans and airflow and I really just never hear it. Counting the GPU and PSU fans, it sits at 10 fans: 6x 140mm, 2x 120mm, and 2x 85mm on the GPU.
I think the ONLY thing that I feel like I gotta change is the annoyingly blinding blue LED in the power button. Blue LEDs already annoy me but heck it’s bright. I think I’ll pull it out and put a soft white LED in it that barely glows. I fear it’s gonna be a lot more disassembly than I want to do, though, so I might live with it and put a piece of vellum over it or something. It seriously lights up the wall across from the PC.
Specs:
Jonsbo Z20 mesh black case
MSI MAG A850GL PSU
MSI MAG B760M Mortar WiFi II mobo
Intel i7-12700 CPU
96GB Crucial DDR5 4800 ram (2x32gb, 2x16gb)
2x 1TB SK Hynix Platinum NVME
Intel ARC B580 Limited Edition
Artic Freezer 36 CPU cooler
Artic fans galore
#pcbuilding #IntelArc #intelarcb580 #JONSBO
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