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[SirVirgoTheMess]

Next thing that will be added to my setup is a microphone.

[KRAFTfahrerU18267]

Updated from MSI RTX 2080 Ti to MSI RTX 3080

[Devour]

I'm a huge Corsair fanboy, so most of my parts/peripherals are Corsair but I swear I'm not sponsored (though I wish I was )

PC Specs:
Case: Corsair iCUE 465X RGB
Processor: Intel Core i9-9900k
Graphics Card: Gigabyte Gaming OC RTX 2070 Super
Memory: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB 3200MHz (4 x 8GB)
Motherboard: Asus PRIME Z390-A
CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i RGB PLATINUM SE
Power Supply: Corsair RMx 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular
Case Fans: Corsair LL RGB Series 120mm Fans x5
Storage: 1TB HDD, Corsair MP600 Force Series M.2-2280 1TB SSD

Peripherals:
Mouse: Corsair IronClaw RGB Wireless / Corsair M65 Elite RGB
Keyboard: Corsair STRAFE RGB
Headphones: Corsair Virtuoso Wireless RGB / Corsair VOID Pro RGB
Main Monitor: Dell Gaming SE2417HG 26"
Mousepad: Corsair MM200 Cloth Extended
Controller: Xbox One Wireless
Speakers: Edifier R1010BT 4" Speakers
Microphone: Standard Blue Yeti (Still hanging in there)
Headphone Stand: Corsair ST100 RGB

Full completed build can be found here (including prices and pictures)

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/FVDxFT

[plykkegaard]

Corsair has failed me a bit in the past unfortunately, issues with PSUs and CPU water coolers I had to replace them with a different brand
Mostly Antec PSUs and a lot of ASUS Strix ROG

[WerewolfCustoms]

I'm a huge Corsair fanboy, so most of my parts/peripherals are Corsair but I swear I'm not sponsored (though I wish I was )

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Looks very similar to mine... with the distinction that mine is an AMD build...
... and that I've put in a GPU support

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Corsair has failed me a bit in the past unfortunately, issues with PSUs and CPU water coolers I had to replace them with a different brand
Mostly Antec PSUs and a lot of ASUS Strix ROG

Yikes! Well, If Corsair fails me, my next build is going to be strictly ASUS bits.

[plykkegaard]

.. strictly ASUS bits.

I saw what you did there

[Tarso]

That GPU support

[Devour]

Looks very similar to mine... with the distinction that mine is an AMD build...
... and that I've put in a GPU support

How long have you owned your build with that AIO? I am curious because word around the PC building forums is that mounting your AIO with the pipes exiting the rad at the top (like how we both have ours mounted) is "bad practice" due to it not dissipating air bubbles properly, which people say can reduce the life of the pump. I am a bit paranoid by this because I cannot physically fit the cooler with the pipes exiting the bottom without the pipes touching the top of the GPU (which is also a bad thing).

[plykkegaard]

.. mounting your AIO with the pipes exiting the rad at the top (like how we both have ours mounted) is "bad practice" due to it not dissipating air bubbles

Maybe not so much the air bubbles but eventually some of the liquid will vanish and you might start to run hot due to missing cooling, according to this demonstration

Watch on YouTube

[Some newbie driver]

And even being so extremely clear in the explanation (repeating everything several times as Steve always do); he need to release another video to try to "clarify" thinks to lots of people that didn't understood that video...