Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)

[Tephnos]

New build. It was fun cramming everything into this mini ITX case.

NZXT H200 ITX case
NZXT X62 Kraken
Intel 9700k
Gigabyte RTX 2060 OC
Asrock Phantom Gaming Z390 ITX
Corsair 16GB Vengeance RGB Pro
Corsair SF750 Platinum SFX PSU
Samsung 500GB M.2
Samsung 1TD SSD
2 x Noctua Chromax fans
Dell U2719D

and on the desk.

Too big.

Try an NCASE! (it actually fits all of these components).

 

[LiE]

Too big.

Try an NCASE! (it actually fits all of these components).

I did consider the Ncase M1 and Ghost S1 but didn’t need to go that small.

 

[<Dubz>]

I think i have the slightly taller version of that case, really nice cases though, although i would say the thumbscrews are pretty crap.

new card i got from MM for bargain price

 

[khemist]

 

[chaparral]

I bought a Cake making machine

Kenwood Chef Titanium KVC7300S

 

[Steedie]

Joined the OcUK desk gang

 

[Salty22]

Couple of Ikea Signum racks to tidy our desks up

 

[andy_mk3]

Beginnings of my new Zen2 build. Going full custom WC first time ever

 

[Dark88]

Joined the OcUK desk gang

Steedie, what parts are those if you don’t mind me asking?

 

[Steedie]

Alex drawers on the right, two Olov legs and a Karlby worktop

 

[Dark88]

Thanks with the Karlby being a worktop is there much DIY required to put it together?!

 

[Steedie]

Thanks with the Karlby being a worktop is there much DIY required to put it together?!

The worktop literally comes as a single piece of worktop, so only DIY involved is screwing the legs on and putting together the Alex drawers. The worktop isn’t fixed to the drawers, just sitting on top, but the weight of the desktop ensures it doesn’t move

 

[Mark A]

Had to buy some new ear pads for my Phillips Fidellio X1 headphones as mine are utterly shagged. It seems so stupid to have such good build quality, then use non removable pads... Even the newer X2 model is no better as it has removable pads, but is almost impossible to buy new pads for them.



Edit: That was easy, they just slipped over the casing and seem to be on there pretty tight. They feel as comfy as the original pads which is good as I wear these for hours at a time.

 

[POB]

Smart Home stuff

 

[Raggs]

need a cleaner for that expensive tv look no further this stuff is fantastic for smudges ect. no streaks unlike the cheap lcd stuff i used previously.

 

[Minusorange]

need a cleaner for that expensive tv look no further this stuff is fantastic for smudges ect. no streaks unlike the cheap lcd stuff i used previously.

+1 for eco moist!

 

[hughtrimble]

need a cleaner for that expensive tv look no further this stuff is fantastic for smudges ect. no streaks unlike the cheap lcd stuff i used previously.

I bought some of this after a recommendation on here, and I agree, it does the job very well.

 

[wez130]

Had an itch to scratch since i last had decks back in the late 90's...

 

[MrRockliffe]

Same, i'm paying the equivelent of £50 / month for limited 4g connection, 120gb per month and get speeds of upto 14mb/s

I'm going to seriously miss my internet where I am when I go back to university - when house hunting for where I am now, I checked out Hyperoptic's website and found they service a few blocks around my area, and they're pretty fab. £23 pcm for 150Mb up/down. I don't bother with any more, as I already saturate a lot of websites. The only difference it would make is Steam downloads, which is pretty rare and not worth the jump to £40 for 1Gb. Plus, I have no way of getting the speed directly to my computer due a recent room swap

 

[LiE]

Some plants for my home office.