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on? Is the build finished?
Pete: It’s not done yet! I’ve got a
new fan controller from NZXT
to install along with a new
monoblock for the CPU to help
keep the VRMs cool. I’m also
working on putting in a Raspberry
Pi and a small screen where the
front two hard disk bays are, to
monitor temperatures. Not sure
howyetbutI’mworkingonit.Are you completely happy
with the end result, or do you
wish you’d done some of it
differently in retrospect?
Pete: I’m very happy with
where I am on this build, but
as I’ve said, there’s more to
come in the future!