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Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2019
The July 2019 Rig Of The Month is called Hi-Fi PC, and you'll understand why it has been named like that after you see it. A retro build that makes use of pre Millenium Stereo equipment. It might not be the handiest PC to place in a house, but it is unique in everey way, and as such, it deserves to be a Guru3D Rig of the Month.
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maize1951
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#5695940 Posted on: 07/31/2019 07:08 PM
Back in it's heyday Sanyo made excellent stereos.
Back in it's heyday Sanyo made excellent stereos.
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#5695941 Posted on: 07/31/2019 07:09 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!
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#5695948 Posted on: 07/31/2019 07:25 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
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#5695950 Posted on: 07/31/2019 07:32 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
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Most unique looking pc I've seen in a while nice job.