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Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2019
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Yogi
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Posts: 228
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Posts: 228
Posted on: 07/31/2019 01:43 PM
Coolest ROTM yet.
Massive kudos to you Božo, all you need now is a nice long hidden display cable and some wireless peripherials.
Coolest ROTM yet.
Massive kudos to you Božo, all you need now is a nice long hidden display cable and some wireless peripherials.
schmidtbag
Senior Member
Posts: 4573
Senior Member
Posts: 4573
Posted on: 07/31/2019 02:25 PM
Came here to say the same thing. My favorite PCs are the ones that are far from conventional.
Aside from the radio tuner, is there anything not used? It's kinda hard to tell based on the things listed and the photos. I wonder if you could use the radio tuner for a manual overclock. It might be a little gimmicky, but, I think it'd be a real riot to open up CPU-Z and see your CPU go from 3.88GHz to 4.08GHz when you rotate the dial from 88-108MHz. Nobody else could say their PC does that.
Coolest ROTM yet.
Came here to say the same thing. My favorite PCs are the ones that are far from conventional.
Aside from the radio tuner, is there anything not used? It's kinda hard to tell based on the things listed and the photos. I wonder if you could use the radio tuner for a manual overclock. It might be a little gimmicky, but, I think it'd be a real riot to open up CPU-Z and see your CPU go from 3.88GHz to 4.08GHz when you rotate the dial from 88-108MHz. Nobody else could say their PC does that.
D3M1G0D
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Posts: 1994
Senior Member
Posts: 1994
Posted on: 07/31/2019 02:29 PM
Ah, the ultimate sleeper PC
Do any of the knobs and switches do anything PC-wise? It would be cool to flip a switch and turn on the PC or turn a knob to control fans.
Ah, the ultimate sleeper PC
Do any of the knobs and switches do anything PC-wise? It would be cool to flip a switch and turn on the PC or turn a knob to control fans.
VzK
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Posts: 14
Junior Member
Posts: 14
Posted on: 07/31/2019 02:50 PM
Excellent work, love it.
You forgot to read the interview.
Excellent work, love it.
Do any of the knobs and switches do anything PC-wise? It would be cool to flip a switch and turn on the PC or turn a knob to control fans.
You forgot to read the interview.
D3M1G0D
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Posts: 1994
Senior Member
Posts: 1994
Posted on: 07/31/2019 02:57 PM
Yeah, my bad. I didn't read it all the way through.
You forgot to read the interview.
Yeah, my bad. I didn't read it all the way through.
Toadstool
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Member
Posts: 88
Posted on: 07/31/2019 02:59 PM
This is wicked cool. Totally my aesthetic, wood and copper and old HiFi. I was hoping the knobs would be functional, and they delivered.
This is wicked cool. Totally my aesthetic, wood and copper and old HiFi. I was hoping the knobs would be functional, and they delivered.
BLEH!
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Posts: 5898
Senior Member
Posts: 5898
Posted on: 07/31/2019 03:02 PM
Dated hardware, but my god, that's awesome use of an old HiFi! Kudos, winner!
Dated hardware, but my god, that's awesome use of an old HiFi! Kudos, winner!
schmidtbag
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Senior Member
Posts: 4573
Posted on: 07/31/2019 03:11 PM
The nice thing is most of those parts should be easy to swap out. Unlike a lot of highly-custom mods, there's nothing especially tricky about the way this one is set up.
Dated hardware, but my god, that's awesome use of an old HiFi! Kudos, winner!
The nice thing is most of those parts should be easy to swap out. Unlike a lot of highly-custom mods, there's nothing especially tricky about the way this one is set up.
Božo Kaurić
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Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 04:15 PM
Coolest ROTM yet.
Massive kudos to you Božo, all you need now is a nice long hidden display cable and some wireless peripherials.
Thank you!
These photos are just from a photo session... it is not setup that way usually.
Coolest ROTM yet.
Massive kudos to you Božo, all you need now is a nice long hidden display cable and some wireless peripherials.
Thank you!
These photos are just from a photo session... it is not setup that way usually.
Božo Kaurić
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Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 04:17 PM
Came here to say the same thing. My favorite PCs are the ones that are far from conventional.
Aside from the radio tuner, is there anything not used? It's kinda hard to tell based on the things listed and the photos. I wonder if you could use the radio tuner for a manual overclock. It might be a little gimmicky, but, I think it'd be a real riot to open up CPU-Z and see your CPU go from 3.88GHz to 4.08GHz when you rotate the dial from 88-108MHz. Nobody else could say their PC does that.
Functional amplifier is at the bottom, tuner is also functional, and PC is on top.
Came here to say the same thing. My favorite PCs are the ones that are far from conventional.
Aside from the radio tuner, is there anything not used? It's kinda hard to tell based on the things listed and the photos. I wonder if you could use the radio tuner for a manual overclock. It might be a little gimmicky, but, I think it'd be a real riot to open up CPU-Z and see your CPU go from 3.88GHz to 4.08GHz when you rotate the dial from 88-108MHz. Nobody else could say their PC does that.
Functional amplifier is at the bottom, tuner is also functional, and PC is on top.
Božo Kaurić
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Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 04:18 PM
It still get the job done... I really don`t need an upgrade that soon
Dated hardware, but my god, that's awesome use of an old HiFi! Kudos, winner!
It still get the job done... I really don`t need an upgrade that soon
Božo Kaurić
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 04:19 PM
That is true, cause these are all classical components... and since motherboard is EATX, I can really fit anything inside once I decide to upgrade.
The nice thing is most of those parts should be easy to swap out. Unlike a lot of highly-custom mods, there's nothing especially tricky about the way this one is set up.
That is true, cause these are all classical components... and since motherboard is EATX, I can really fit anything inside once I decide to upgrade.
vestibule
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Posts: 221
Senior Member
Posts: 221
Posted on: 07/31/2019 04:43 PM
Wow, that looks better than Rita Heyworth.
Wow, that looks better than Rita Heyworth.
Cave Waverider
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Posts: 889
Senior Member
Posts: 889
Posted on: 07/31/2019 05:10 PM
Thank you for sharing the pictures of your amazing system, Božo! I like it a lot.
Thank you for sharing the pictures of your amazing system, Božo! I like it a lot.
icedman
Senior Member
Posts: 917
Senior Member
Posts: 917
Posted on: 07/31/2019 05:57 PM
Most unique looking pc I've seen in a while nice job.
Most unique looking pc I've seen in a while nice job.
maize1951
Senior Member
Posts: 238
Senior Member
Posts: 238
Posted on: 07/31/2019 06:08 PM
Back in it's heyday Sanyo made excellent stereos.
Back in it's heyday Sanyo made excellent stereos.
mrrulez911
Member
Posts: 53
Member
Posts: 53
Posted on: 07/31/2019 06:09 PM
Sick modding here mate. I love the way you use this hi-fi equipment to be part of your pc or was it the other way around! And of course the Noctua fan is cool, still with it's color and also the colors of the graphics card wow, respect!
Sick modding here mate. I love the way you use this hi-fi equipment to be part of your pc or was it the other way around! And of course the Noctua fan is cool, still with it's color and also the colors of the graphics card wow, respect!
Božo Kaurić
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 06:25 PM
This is how my whole setup actually looks like in every day use.
- my wireless keyboard died on me few days ago so thats why that crappy Genius kbd is there
This is how my whole setup actually looks like in every day use.
- my wireless keyboard died on me few days ago so thats why that crappy Genius kbd is there
Božo Kaurić
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 06:32 PM
It all started when I decided to collect all the components of this Sanyo system... So I got the amplifier, Tuner, Program Timer and was (and still am) on a lookout for the Deck from that series... One day I found one broken amp on sale for really nothing... and then the idea popped in my head... I could move my PC into that, and make the front completely functional! Bought it, and then the fun started... it was all but simple as I thought it will be... but it was worth it... now I have a 70s stereo system with a little powerhouse inside
Best thing is that is uses much less space, its completely quiet... and no one has an idea its a PC
Sick modding here mate. I love the way you use this hi-fi equipment to be part of your pc or was it the other way around! And of course the Noctua fan is cool, still with it's color and also the colors of the graphics card wow, respect!
It all started when I decided to collect all the components of this Sanyo system... So I got the amplifier, Tuner, Program Timer and was (and still am) on a lookout for the Deck from that series... One day I found one broken amp on sale for really nothing... and then the idea popped in my head... I could move my PC into that, and make the front completely functional! Bought it, and then the fun started... it was all but simple as I thought it will be... but it was worth it... now I have a 70s stereo system with a little powerhouse inside
Best thing is that is uses much less space, its completely quiet... and no one has an idea its a PC
Božo Kaurić
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Junior Member
Posts: 19
Posted on: 07/31/2019 06:34 PM
Oh, I forgot... Here is a short video...
Oh, I forgot... Here is a short video...
mbk1969
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Posts: 8188
Senior Member
Posts: 8188
Posted on: 07/31/2019 07:11 PM
I miss HI-FI era...
I miss HI-FI era...
JamesSneed
Senior Member
Posts: 617
Senior Member
Posts: 617
Posted on: 07/31/2019 08:44 PM
I absolutely loved this build. Unique and features that would appeal to an adult for a change. Nice job on this build!
I absolutely loved this build. Unique and features that would appeal to an adult for a change. Nice job on this build!
Robbo9999
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Posts: 1348
Senior Member
Posts: 1348
Posted on: 07/31/2019 09:14 PM
What you talking about, I got my Sony Hi-Fi from year 2000 plugged into my Smart TV with a toslink cable! 2 channel quality 'cinema' sound, but it's true I don't use the cassette deck anymore!
I miss HI-FI era...
What you talking about, I got my Sony Hi-Fi from year 2000 plugged into my Smart TV with a toslink cable! 2 channel quality 'cinema' sound, but it's true I don't use the cassette deck anymore!
Yogi
Senior Member
Posts: 228
Senior Member
Posts: 228
Posted on: 07/31/2019 09:29 PM
And here's me with my old 80's Sony Hi-Fi hooked up to a "smart" TV via 3.5mm to stereo adapter
What you talking about, I got my Sony Hi-Fi from year 2000 plugged into my Smart TV with a toslink cable! 2 channel quality 'cinema' sound, but it's true I don't use the cassette deck anymore!
And here's me with my old 80's Sony Hi-Fi hooked up to a "smart" TV via 3.5mm to stereo adapter
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That is freakin awesome!
Really like it.
Brilliant.