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ROTM: Guru3D Rig of the Month - September 2018
The September 2018 edition of the Guru3D Rig of the month 2018 comes from Israel, meet Yuri, who is a purchasing manager, with a beautiful all red themed rig called horizon zero.
Check out his rig right here.
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#5589983 Posted on: 09/28/2018 01:00 PM
Oh Man...Love it Yuri!
Oh Man...Love it Yuri!
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#5589990 Posted on: 09/28/2018 01:21 PM
What you see is all that he submitted ...
Gosh thats nice alright. Hilbert you should have showed more of the rest of the room, the guy had a pretty dope thing going on there.
What you see is all that he submitted ...
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#5589993 Posted on: 09/28/2018 01:26 PM
Ah ok alright then. Theres some cool shots there so its ok. Still reading the article... :´D
What you see is all that he submitted ...
Ah ok alright then. Theres some cool shots there so its ok. Still reading the article... :´D
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#5590011 Posted on: 09/28/2018 02:32 PM
What is that panel on the side of the case. Looks like a tablet ?
What is that panel on the side of the case. Looks like a tablet ?
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#5590017 Posted on: 09/28/2018 02:40 PM
Out of curiosity, what exactly should someone expect to have in order to win ROTM?
Don't get me wrong, this is very well put together and one of the more aesthetically pleasing ROTMs in a long while. But, it's kind of like buying a Ferrari with nothing more than a custom paint job and bringing it to a car show revolved around modded and personalized vehicles. Sure, it's fast, beautiful, and a lot of money went into it, but I'm personally more interested in the person who spent 1/4 the amount of money on a broken down BMW and renovated it with a new drivetrain and bodywork. It's not as fast, it's not as sleek, it isn't worth as much, and it might have several visible flaws, but it is more interesting and personal.
Of course, that's just my opinion; the winner still has an objectively nice rig, so it's not like he isn't deserving of the prize.
Out of curiosity, what exactly should someone expect to have in order to win ROTM?
Don't get me wrong, this is very well put together and one of the more aesthetically pleasing ROTMs in a long while. But, it's kind of like buying a Ferrari with nothing more than a custom paint job and bringing it to a car show revolved around modded and personalized vehicles. Sure, it's fast, beautiful, and a lot of money went into it, but I'm personally more interested in the person who spent 1/4 the amount of money on a broken down BMW and renovated it with a new drivetrain and bodywork. It's not as fast, it's not as sleek, it isn't worth as much, and it might have several visible flaws, but it is more interesting and personal.
Of course, that's just my opinion; the winner still has an objectively nice rig, so it's not like he isn't deserving of the prize.
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#5590044 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:32 PM
Anything that jumps out of the ordinary qualifies, that can be as cheap as can be or as expensive as needs to be. We never look at the price of components used, I mean show me a kickass 3Dfx build and it would make this competition. So its how it's built, modded or fits inside a space in an unusual way. Reality is however that the most builds submitted do come at a certain price tag, while the less expensive ones often are not submitted. We can only choose from the 'palette' of PCs made available to us.
In that mindset schmitteeeh - have you submitted yours already?
Out of curiosity, what exactly should someone expect to have in order to win ROTM?
Anything that jumps out of the ordinary qualifies, that can be as cheap as can be or as expensive as needs to be. We never look at the price of components used, I mean show me a kickass 3Dfx build and it would make this competition. So its how it's built, modded or fits inside a space in an unusual way. Reality is however that the most builds submitted do come at a certain price tag, while the less expensive ones often are not submitted. We can only choose from the 'palette' of PCs made available to us.
In that mindset schmitteeeh - have you submitted yours already?
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#5590045 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:33 PM
Well i have a pretty clean build but its not ROTM material
Well i have a pretty clean build but its not ROTM material
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#5590048 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:35 PM
What are the speakers?
What are the speakers?
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#5590049 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:36 PM
Looks to be creative stuff, maybe search their website and see if they´re there?
What are the speakers?
Looks to be creative stuff, maybe search their website and see if they´re there?
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#5590050 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:37 PM
Anything that jumps out of the ordinary qualifies, that can be as cheap as can be or as expensive as needs to be. We never look at the price of components used, I mean show me a kickass 3Dfx build and it would make this competition. So its how it's built, modded or fits inside a space in an unusual way. Reality is however that the most builds submitted do come at a certain price tag, while the less expensive ones often are not submitted. We can only choose from the 'palette' of PCs made available to us.
In that mindset schmitteeeh - have you submitted yours already?
Makes sense. While I have your attention, on average, how many submissions do you get per month?
And yes, I have actually submitted one once, maybe a year ago. I assume it was rejected, presumably because it was a little niche (it was a headless home server, rather than a gaming rig) and it still used the ugly "mustard and ketchup" cables without much tidiness. But despite having horrible specs and "more-to-be-desired" cable management, I would feel confident that it'd be one of the most obscure rigs in Guru3D's history. It was an aquarium, passively cooled in mineral oil, complete with a bubbler and typical fish-aquarium decorations.
EDIT:
And no, I'm not demanding a prize or anything. If it was rejected the first time around, I'll accept defeat.
EDIT 2:
My actual gaming rig, despite actually having good cable management, modded parts, and a very deliberate "respiratory system", is otherwise very boring.
Anything that jumps out of the ordinary qualifies, that can be as cheap as can be or as expensive as needs to be. We never look at the price of components used, I mean show me a kickass 3Dfx build and it would make this competition. So its how it's built, modded or fits inside a space in an unusual way. Reality is however that the most builds submitted do come at a certain price tag, while the less expensive ones often are not submitted. We can only choose from the 'palette' of PCs made available to us.
In that mindset schmitteeeh - have you submitted yours already?
Makes sense. While I have your attention, on average, how many submissions do you get per month?
And yes, I have actually submitted one once, maybe a year ago. I assume it was rejected, presumably because it was a little niche (it was a headless home server, rather than a gaming rig) and it still used the ugly "mustard and ketchup" cables without much tidiness. But despite having horrible specs and "more-to-be-desired" cable management, I would feel confident that it'd be one of the most obscure rigs in Guru3D's history. It was an aquarium, passively cooled in mineral oil, complete with a bubbler and typical fish-aquarium decorations.
EDIT:
And no, I'm not demanding a prize or anything. If it was rejected the first time around, I'll accept defeat.
EDIT 2:
My actual gaming rig, despite actually having good cable management, modded parts, and a very deliberate "respiratory system", is otherwise very boring.
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#5590057 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:49 PM
Looks more like a pair of Yamaha HS5's.
What are the speakers?
Looks to be creative stuff, maybe search their website and see if they´re there?
Looks more like a pair of Yamaha HS5's.
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#5590060 Posted on: 09/28/2018 03:58 PM
She is a thing of beauty, very nice. I like it.
She is a thing of beauty, very nice. I like it.
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#5590065 Posted on: 09/28/2018 04:09 PM
Looks like HS7. The woofer has 6 mounting screws vs the HS5 only 4.
HS7
HS5
Looks more like a pair of Yamaha HS5's.
Looks like HS7. The woofer has 6 mounting screws vs the HS5 only 4.
HS7
HS5
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#5590066 Posted on: 09/28/2018 04:10 PM
No mistaking these for Creative crap
. They immediately looked like active studio monitors which are leagues above what creative or other PC speakers are.
Looks to be creative stuff, maybe search their website and see if they´re there?
No mistaking these for Creative crap
. They immediately looked like active studio monitors which are leagues above what creative or other PC speakers are.
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Gosh thats nice alright. Hilbert you should have showed more of the rest of the room, the guy had a pretty dope thing going on there.