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This is a bit of a delayed post. But, as you can see from the picture above, the last two pieces of the puzzle recently arrived. 

On Thursday last week, I put together the built, with the help of a friend who dropped by to help by holding cables and plugging in those pesky front panel connectors. 

The machine is now complete, up and running, and there's still a few tweaks that I will need to complete before it is completely... finished. 

The fan curves that the motherboard ships with are very, very conservative, and as a result, there's a bit of annoying ramping occuring when engaged in particular tasks. 

Overall, the machine is pretty quiet, which is welcome - and with some graphics card overclocking (to try and prevent the GPU to be a bottleneck) - and its custom over-clocking curve, there's a much quieter machine all round, which is an unexpected boon from the upgrade. 

That, and it also looks nicer with the RGB touches from the RAM and the Motherboard. 

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For the people who have not followed the rest of the build posts that I've made... 

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The circle there is to remind me to reboot into BIOS and apply the correct memory profile, which I'm off to do now, before I sit down and play some games! 

I've already done some photo editing on the machine, and the extra CPU power is amazing, especially when doing batch processes.