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@@albertojhernandez169 thanks! Yeah should be great for a tech dive! As you can see we only skimmed the deck.

thank you!! Yeah if you're ever in key west, highly recommend this dive!

"Lobster tickler" haha, never knew it was called that. Thank you, it was just my day for finding things :) Yes, add Pennyroyal to your list. Tough getting a table, but it's something different.

Wow, been a little while! I've only been diving 5 years, and they've added a couple of things in that span (houseboat and scuba police car), so perhaps a lot more since 2006. I'm very jealous of your spoonbill sightings haha, altho I did get my best look ever at a couple back in May. Turks sounds amazing, will have to get out there one day. Surprised you saw the flounder later, good eyes!

all good thoughts, thanks for sharing! Hah, it's strictly the amount of equipment that's scaring me away... I can barely handle what I've got now. But staying down twice as long could be cool, maybe one day... I will check out your cave diving videos, very cool! I can promise you I will never do that haha

@@yanosauce I would never tell someone to cave dive. 🤣 YOU need to want to cave dive. I would only recommend the instructor for cave. As for the gear the only real difference is you have a second cylinder. You still have two second stages just like backmount. I’ll be honest finding a good instructor that is always diving sidemount, and didn’t self certify after a handful of dives is important. Lee diving🤙🏻

cool, thanks for the explanation!

@@benjaminhaase7223 💪 💪

best I've ever seen!

@@nelialuis5055 ahhh thanks for clearing that up!

On it!

Uh oh,, what problem?

sundayafternoons.com my dude,, a lil pricey but yeah, they've got some fantastic hats!

😂🤣 gotta blaze a trail, make a name for myself!

Haha wasn't really paying attention.. 🤦‍♂️

Hahaha exactly!!

im still subscribed

I do remember! Thanks for stopping by again,, yeah I had some serious exposed wires, kind of surprised no one called me out on it way back then. When I took the case apart again in an effort to hide them, a lot of the slots and holes in it made much more sense the second time around hah. There's still a few that I could probably tuck away a little better, but I'm much happier with how it looks now, quite clean. Thank you! Think I'm pretty much done with the hardware aspect of it (constantly futzing with software and drivers heh), I certainly appreciate the support, and if you've got any comments or ideas feel free to share!

@@yanosauce its nice to hear that ur doing well with your pc. keep going! i see that you are getting more views day by day and the content is great

Can't have a dry and chafed zipper

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haha oh yeah? I didn't notice,, how ironic

it's been thru the ringer with me!

there's a thought, I'll consider it 🤔

@@yanosauce Yanosauce the best sauce!

@@benjaminhaase7223 you know it!

Sounds great, Let me know how your setup goes!

sweet man! Yeah I'm satisfied, bridge mode working great. If I've got one complaint the bass is a little soft, I'll fiddle with the knobs in the back, maybe one of them will boost it. But overall very satisfied.

ahhh, thank you, will rename appropriately!

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I enjoyed the punch!

Thanks for all the advice. I did have the same thought with the PSU orientation, but I'm pretty sure (will double check) the book said if installing in the bottom, orient the fan up. Maybe it wasn't taking into account a case with legs and a gap at the bottom? Thanks for bringing that to my attention, I'll take another look. Seems I got lucky with the mobo, everything working so far 🤞

@@yanosauce Sometimes the manuals are a little confusing, yeah. Generally said: Every case where the PSU located at the bottom is like that. The idea was to not suck in hot air (from cpu, gpu, vrm etc) and not use the PSU as an exhaust to keep it cooler. These rubber stands are there just for dampening vibrations (isn't really needed but...) You would've been really unlucky if your handling would have broken something, but it's always better to avoid any risks :) Interesting enough what youtube serves me while beeing on influenza and covid. If I can help with 50% brain cells on vacation why not xD One thing you could do in addition is putting the top front fan to the bottom, too or get one additional Fan and put it there. Take out the cover sitting above the hdd cage and also the cage if you don't plan on using any 3,5" drive. This gives you a better flow and more air for your GPU

@@FoRk-One all very interesting ideas and thoughts, thank you! I will definitely circle back and consider all of that. Glad I threw all this online hah, getting advice from fokes who know way better than me.

@@yanosauce Np, have built a few systems in the PB500 - good case but not too much space for cable routing. Two more things... use the other plug of the pci-e power cable and use a cable tie / velcro to strap it down. And I think...the CPU cooler should be turned 90° - not a big deal but look it up in your manual. There should be a recommendation for pump orientation. When you configure the fans/pump in the bios set the pump to 100% and listen if you can hear bubble noises from the pump area. You can tilt the system and help to get all of the air into the radiator until it's silent...when the rad is on top the air won't be pushed down aynmore if not tilted or moved again... Hope it helps and doesn't confuse or anything :) €: btw. set the fan curves in a way so you have positive pressure (more air pumped into the system than sucked out) ideally. Helps with dust a little and prevents a little vacuum effect above the gpu...you can do this later on with an additional fan or watch your temps and decide if you need it... Just found a 500DX manual...can't see anything written (page 20) just pictures...if you look where the power cord/switch is located and where the psu is mounted to the bracket you can see it. If it's there just ignore the manufacturer - trust me bro xD

@@FoRk-One didn't even think about air in the radiator 😬. Man I thought I was done ,, still a lot to fix haha :( I really appreciate all the feedback

oh geez,, glad there wasn't any permanent damange, whew! Yeah I'll definitely try to remember the latch if I ever take it out.

Thank you! What is that I see in your picture,, your rig??

@@yanosauce Nah its actually a closeup of the camera on my FPV drone

@@tomiem1386 ahhh gotcha. Very cool, upload some vids!

wow thanks, I appreciate that!