r/PcBuild • • 17h ago

Completed Build - Celebratory Geometric Future Model 03 Build Photos

Following up on my post earlier (link below)... Here's the build photos of my Model 03. Ended up going a little crazy and replaced my entire desk. Pretty happy with how it came out.

The case was easy to build in but it's a little tight for the monster Arctic cooler. I like the flat area on the PSU housing and have a Phanteks LCD screen on order to go there.

Ended up not using the little "shelf" due to the pump hoses. It is infeasible to twist them around for a left side hose route. The hoses also get in the way of the PCIe cables. I had to route the PCIe cables over the top of the GPU as they were too flexible and would have hit the lower case fans.

Also, It is a loud case as the back and top are entirely mesh. It doesn't bother me but this is not the case if you want a silent/quiet build.

Main gripes from the build are the old school, long af fan cables from Arctic and the Corsair cable kit. Will probably replace the fans with BioniX fans when a reverse option is available. The Corsair cables are ok but they don't hold a candle to custom CableMod cables. Probably gonna just live with the Corsair cables.

Below is the full build list, parts I'm waiting on, and some other notes:

Build List:

9800X3D

Gigabyte X870M Aorus Elite Ice

Gigabyte 9070XT

G.Skill Trident NeoX 2x16GB DDR5-6000 CL30

Samsung 9100 Pro 1TB

Arctic Liquid Freezer 3 Pro ARGB

Arctic P12 Pro Fans

Corsair SF1000

Corsair White Cable Kit

Razer Huntsman V3 TKL

Husky Adjustable Workbench

Startech Cable Trays

Parts I'm Waiting On:

Phanteks Hi-Res LCD Screen (for Case Interior/AIDA64)

Razer Gigantus V2 Pro Mat

Amazon Headset Hook

Rest of the Desk/Parts I Already Had:

Asus BE-96u Router

Asustor AS6704t Plex Server

Wali Monitor Stands

LG 34" 3440x1440 Monitor

Asus 27" 1440p Monitor

Razer Naga

Razer Headset

Govee RGB Desk Lamp

Previous Post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/PcBuild/s/npajd6fL0p

Other Note:

In the near future, I'll probably rotate in a newer ultra wide and mount to replace the old 27" monitor.

Lesson Learned:

The solid wood desk/workbench amplifies the vibrations/sound coming from the NAS. I was surprised at how bad this is. I've ordered some anti-vibration feet to see if that fixes the issue. Beware of you have NAS plans in your future.

Hope you like!

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