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Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X

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Goods Shipped:
AMD Ryzen 7 Eight Core 1700X 3.80GHz (Socket AM4) Processor - Retail
Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming K7 AMD X370 (Socket AM4) DDR4 ATX Motherboard
Corsair Vengeance LED 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 PC4-25600C16 3200MHz Dual Channel Kit - Red LED
Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound (3.5g)

Anticipation... :)

An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Computer parts and tools laid out on a couch, alongside an open PC case being assembled.



All set and waiting on Mr delivery man.. (Who by the way is set to deliver before 12pm)
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Computer parts and tools laid out on a couch, alongside an open PC case being assembled.


Completed build photo's to follow.
 


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That CPU-Z must go.
 


Hehe.. tis true.. Check it out:
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Computer components including a motherboard, AMD Ryzen CPU, RAM, and thermal paste on a cardboard surface.


I'm off to Nirvana for a couple of hours.. Back soon with more piccies.
 


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The build nears completion:

Cable routing still has a few minor tweaks to be done
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom PC build with EVGA GTX 980 Ti and red LED lighting, benchmarked with 3DMark.

Pretties!
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom PC build with EVGA GTX 980 Ti and red LED lighting, benchmarked with 3DMark.

Apologies regarding the fuzzy nature of the following screenshots:
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom PC build with EVGA GTX 980 Ti and red LED lighting, benchmarked with 3DMark.


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom PC build with EVGA GTX 980 Ti and red LED lighting, benchmarked with 3DMark.


Finally first bench figures. This is at stock with no tweaking yet.. ;) Yet. My previous 4790K in the same situation benched 15400
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom PC build with EVGA GTX 980 Ti and red LED lighting, benchmarked with 3DMark.


Tomorrow or if I'm very lucky today, I will get the mounting kit for the H115i so the build will be stripped down again although it doesn't take long..
PCMR
 


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The things the PCMR go through eh :D
 


Heh aye tis true. Just want to say thanks once again Rich for your help both moral and tech, much appreciated.;)

Wanna buy an Intel motherboard and chip? ;)
 


Want me to call you a word I'm not allowed to on a public forum? ;)
 


Sniggers.... ;)
 


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Custom-built gaming PC interior with Corsair cooling and EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti GPU.


CPU is idling around 24c and maxing out around 50c. (stock)
 


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Final build photo's

An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. High-end gaming PC with Corsair cooling, EVGA GTX 980 Ti GPU, and RGB lighting inside.


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. High-end gaming PC with Corsair cooling, EVGA GTX 980 Ti GPU, and RGB lighting inside.


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. High-end gaming PC with Corsair cooling, EVGA GTX 980 Ti GPU, and RGB lighting inside.


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. High-end gaming PC with Corsair cooling, EVGA GTX 980 Ti GPU, and RGB lighting inside.
 


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Thanks Mike, must admit this build turned out a lot better than expected. The budget fell just short of braided cabling so that will be included in the coming weeks (I have to move house soon too).
As soon as the cabling is in and done I'll post more photo's.
 


One or two unfinished jobs meant I cracked open the pc again.

The side no one wants to see.. ;)
An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Building and cable managing a custom PC with tools and components on a bed.


An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Building and cable managing a custom PC with tools and components on a bed.


Done..

An image from 'Build 2.0 - Ryzen 1700X'. Building and cable managing a custom PC with tools and components on a bed.
 


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