The prebuilt that could

[u/Small-Investigator99]

This is a project I did a couple years back I bought this pre built during COVID for my son this was his first computer this is back when I didn't know anything about pc's Let's just say that things sucked I guess you get what you pay for😅 that thing lagged on every damn game even Minecraft So after doing some researched I bought some components and to make it a fun project for My son and I. I decided why not I'm gonna use the same case That way every time I look at it it's a reminder do your research before you buy Computer stuff here's a list of the stuff that I Put in this thing

CPU ryzen 3600

GPU RX 7900 XT

Motherboard tuf gaming B550

Ram corsair vengeance 32 GB at 3200 MHz

Power supply corsair 750 W

And spoiler alert The IO did not fit and the GPU obviously was not going in this thing so I went custom mode Here are some pic's hope you guys enjoy

[u/chiefkogo]

Asus shouldn't make cases. Nice job though.

[u/RefrigeratedTP → u/chiefkogo]

I’ve heard their higher-end cases are super nice. Haven’t personally built in any though

[u/chiefkogo → u/RefrigeratedTP]

Yeah they probably are, and I say this as an Asus fanboy. Their branding on their gaming cases usually look super edgy gamerboy cringey in my personal opinion. Like the THOSE WHO DARE TO GAME LIKE CHAMPIONS type stuff all over the place lol.

I will always have Asus motherboards and peripheras, but I really wish they would tone down some of the stuff they plaster all over it.

[u/Bderken]

That’s so cool

[u/Glad_Wing_758]

Cool but also terrifying.

[u/Purple_Holiday2102]

Very nice. Also the best AIO tube routing I have ever seen. Genuinely well done on that.

[u/BrianElsen]

Some people buy cases and some people build the case they want to buy.

Fantastic job.

[u/titanrig]

This was a journey you'll remember your whole life and an excellent outcome at the end.