Description
AMD sponsored Ryzen build
More to follow as parts arrive... Plan is also to blog with modding how-to's on the forums as I do the corresponding work.
Specifications
| CPU | Ryzen 1800X |
| Cooler | Swiftech H-240X |
| Motherboard | MSI Xpower Titanium AM4 |
| Memory | 16gb Corsair LPX 3000mz DDR4 |
| Graphics | Visiontek Fury X |
| Disc Drive 1 | Intel 600p NVME 256gb |
| Disc Drive 2 | 4tb Seagate SSHD |
| Disc Drive 3 | {drive3} |
| PSU | EVGA G2 750 |
| Case | Phanteks EVOLV ATX in Anthracite Grey |
| Monitor | ASUS VG248QE |
Teaser running while testing and getting Windows into workable state to clone to m.2 drive
I am very hyped about Ryzen 
ryzen7 is out of my budget, but i planning upgrade my fx6300 rig to ryzen 1600x when ryzen 5 family come out...
Just a quick update on planning stages:
My case finally arrived and she's a beauty. Going to look amazing with the X370 MSI Titanium inside, a real 80's hifi cabinet vibe going on. Will be tearing down and doing some drafting this week so I can finalize the rest of the plans.
So this week has some interesting developments, first of which is that AMD sent me another care package to coincide with the upcoming Ryzen 5 launch. Really excited to swap these in for some testing, and for my daily driver while I'm working on the Ryzen 7 1800X build. The Gigabyte AB350-Gaming-3 looks really well-featured for a more mainstream-focussed board, with design keys from the enthusiast boards.
The other things that happened this week are some progress on a logo for the build, and also all my sleeving materials and tooling arrived. Been lusting after Mainframe Customs Teleios Sleeving for a long time now, and with this build I decided to fully sleeve everything using it. It'll really make the build pop.
