[Dazzling Angel] Theme Build

ayuluv

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Recently my 1-2 year old CoolerMaster MF120 ARGB has warped and hence, they were replaced with CoolerMaster MF120 Prismatic.
Hence I am considering changing some of the parts in my current rig to build a [Dazzling Angel] theme

I am considering replacing :
  • Silvestone IceGem360 to replace PF360 ARGB
  • G.Skill Trident Z Royal to replace G.SKill Trident Z Neo
  • CoolerMaster MF120 Prismatic to replace the rest of my fans including AIO
  • Palit RTX 3070 Gamerock to replace Galax RTX 2060
  • Add Lian Li Verticle GPU mount for Dynamic XL
Currently my rig is a black theme rig hence may i know is Silver or Gold Trident Z Royal more suitable for this build? Any comments and suggestions are welcomed! Thanks!
 

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sounds like a very nice outlook build!
Thanks alot mate.
Hope it will look impressive haha
But certain parts can be a little hard to get now, as well as increased price.

Another issue is it can be hard to decide gold or silver for the Trident Z Royal. Black theme may look glam using gold ram but most parts are silver.
 

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Just share a prismatic style mod for trident rams I bought on shopee, in case u want reuse ur ram.
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Just share a prismatic style mod for trident rams I bought on shopee, in case u want reuse ur ram.
fcKUAaf.jpg
35KJoea.jpg

WOW! Thanks mate this is superb! If I can reuse there is no reason for me to go for Trident Z Royal Silver (sold out as well)
I need to find how to get it done haha
If i decided to get this, am left with AIO and GPU
 
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