Any PC Builders Out There?

That fractal north black is beautiful. I dont need to upgrade, but i considered putting all the guts of my current pc into one just so i could have the new case.

 

Has anyone replaced an antenna mast on a 2013 t4r? I remember it being a pita to swap the base out, requiring pulling the fender liner as well as going inside under the glove box area on my 2010 taco. The girlfriends antenna did the same thing mine did. Stubby antenna let water in, threads rusted out, and it broke off. Just looking for a good write up and part#s to get it fixed up for her.

Thanks in advance!

Edit: crap wrong thread. Disregard

 

Parts pile is growing. So far the motherboard, RAM, and the 1gb NVMe drive are all here. The CPU gets delivered tomorrow.

EDIT: Mrs Taco ordered the PSU and forgot to tell me so that is on the way as well.

 

'You're probably wondering how I got here...'

 

Wouldn't mind knowing the story on this.

 

It's a Forza game screenshot.

 

Damn video games getting more and more realistic.

 

PC gaming so...thought it'd be appropriate here

 

If you guys are dropping a couple thousand on a PC to crank through some spreadsheets and watch YouTube you are doing it all wrong.

 

I use mine for playing old games and drawing shit to cut

 

I use my personal office PC for this:



and Halo Infinite, TW, and YouTube

I use my living room PC for spreadsheets and Skyrim mostly

 

At first I was thinking you were going to drop the CAD into Cura for a 3D print, but that is WAY cooler.

Well done, excellent execution!

 

Thanks!

I've got Solidworks and Fusion360 but do all the easy, quick to do stuff on Fusion since I can go from CAD to CAM to CNC plasma all within minutes.

 

as far as I'm concerned having SW is like having a ratchet in the toolbox. Having CAD is just so dang handy

I aspire to be at your level with a CNC plasma one day, that's so rad!

 

I have a 4090 to rustle the jimmies of poor people who can afford a 4090.

 

That's for sure! Though I imagine not many people have it as a hobby since it's like $1600 a year.

Only $20 a year for me

 

Dont forget it can also be used as a space heater

 

meh I bought a perpetual because buy once cry once.

add subs one every so often for an upgrade if you see a feature you can’t live without and boom.

 

Makes sense; I didn't even want to get it since I prefer drawing in 2D and inquired about Draftsight.

Got a reply stating I could get a bundle of 6 different SolidWorks programs for said amount so I said "why not?".