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Hey everyone, We finished up on this months PC for our club. We call it the "Crimson Rari". Here is the full build log : Our showcase : Build timelapse : Build walk through : Unboxing : Let us know what you think in the comments 🙂 We'll be sending it to someone in 3 weeks!

Hi everyone, First of all, I'd like to apologise to anyone who has been caused an inconvenience due to our cancel / refund system in the last 2 months or so. Due to a change in PayPal where we had to migrate from what's called "IPN" to "Webhooks" in a rush as IPN is is being deprecated, a few bugs emerged without us knowing because there is nothing in PayPal's documentation which states IPN subscriptions are separate from Webhook subscriptions, this concept still makes no sense to me. What it means is, if someone subscribes through the IPN flow, their subscription does not trigger webhooks, this really bewildered us since the subscriptions look exactly the same in the PayPal dashboard and thus, the result caused complete havoc. Since we changed from IPN to Webhooks, we also had to restructure how our data looks, changing the concept of how we format subscriptions entirely, this meant that Stripe subscriptions were not exempt from trouble. While developing solutions and fixing everything, we tried our best to stay on top of emails and send out countless refunds and help everyone we could to manage their subscription, I personally dedicated a large portion of my day to dealing with the issues this migration caused. It is possible to manage a subscription directly in the PayPal & Stripe dashboard but we understand that it is important for this process to be made as easy and fluid as possible, we really want to make sure members are happy with what we provide. We worked tirelessly with one goal in mind, fix the cancellation process and the refund process, making it easy and hassle free for people trying to achieve these two things. After rigorous testing extending weeks, we believe that the new subscription management dashboard is ready for use, it also now comes with email notifications to our team on failed cancellations and refunds, so we can proactively look into the problems and make sure members are happy. Here's where you find it. https://www.thecrimsonmarket.com/account Click on the Manage Subscription button here. This will take you to the new dashboard. Here's what it looks like with the emails redacted. This dashboard allows you to see each individual subscription, how many points you have accumulated for it and of course, cancel it. Now we have also revamped and upgraded our refund system. Which you can find by clicking on terms & conditions in our footer. And finding the refund policy. And clicking the Refund Me button. There you can select eligible subscriptions and refund them! Remember, the most we can do is send triggers & events to PayPal and Stripe, we've tested it to our best ability so far but with third party integrations there can always be caveats, plus, software in general is complex and there can always be something missing. We will continue to monitor everything and improve this system, there is a dedicated section of the team now working on making the Cancel & Refund systems are good as they can be with one main goal of making it easy for people to cancel. If people can also provide their reasons for cancelling and refunding, that is very helpful for us to improve the world wide gaming club for everyone else. Please keep in mind we are a group of Family & Friends, while our group is growing, we are not at the scale of something like Facebook or Reddit, however, we take bugs and members very seriously and will work towards making things good and right a lot harder than an employee of a standard company as TCM is really a reflection of who we are and what we want to achieve. - However we are still human and can miss something here and there, I only ask that you let us know in a manner which helps us identify and fix the issue. If you have any issues, please do not hesitate to email us or create a ticket on discord, I will happily be at your service 🙂 If you have any feedback for our cancellation and refunds are handled, please drop a comment below! If you are here and are about to cancel or make a refund, thank you for your initial interest in TCM and our world wide gaming club, even if you signed up for free and left within your 30 day period, just know that the Golden Ticket was designed for people like you to have the opportunity to get the PC for free, so I'd like to thank you for trusting us and at least dipping your toes in 🙂 Have a good day!

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Crimson PC Build Log Step 1: Alright guys so here we are for the Crimson PC, so first of all, we start by grabbing out the Motherboard, CPU, RAM, M.2 and the backplate for the CPU Cooler. Step 2: Once we got all that out, we start by opening the CPU socket bracket, and inserting the CPU into the slot, ensuring that the triangle on the Motherboard and CPU are aligned up, now I actually couldn't find said triangle on this particular Motherboard, I'm sure it was there I was just unable to find it, so I just to line the pins on the Motherboard to the pins on the CPU. Step 3: Next to install was the M.2, so I had to remove the M.2 heatsink/cover so that I could install it. Now with this board in particular it was completely tool less, I undid the button slip on the left side of the cover and it popped straight up, now I instert the M.2 into the slot and turn the pre installed tool less clip that holds it down. Once completed I removed the plastic off the thermal pad on the inside of the cover and reinstalled it. Step 4: Now I was ready to get my RAM installed with was easy enough, the board has 4 slots and I was using 4 sticks, so no need to check the manual to find which slots were for dual channel. I then undid the clips on the end of each of the 4 Ram sockets on the motherboard and installed them 1 by 1, ensuring along the way that my sticks were aligned to the orientation of the socket. Step 5: This step was quick and easy, I grabbed the backplate for the CPU cooler, and removed the plastic from the double sided tape it uses to stick to the motherboard. I flipped the Motherboard over, and installed it onto the back of the CPU socket. Step 6: I then grabbed out my Power Supply and the necessary cables for this computer, now I didn't realize this at this point but I will point it out, the Motherboard we used actually needed 2 8-pin EPS power cables for CPU power and a dedicated 8-pin PCIE power cable for PCIE power. So I used those cables, a 24-pin, a 600w Graphics and a Sata power cable. Once I had them all installed, I was able to install the Power Supply into the back of the case. Step 7: I was now at the time to install the Motherboard into the case, so I grabbed the 9 necessary screws and did just that, lining the IO shield to the back of the case. Step 8: Now it was time to grab my AIO CPU cooler and get it ready for installation. So to start doing this, I removed the Radiator mount from the top of the case, by undoing the 6 screws on top and pulling it out. Once I had that removed, I was ready to install my Radiator and fans to the mount. Now here's where things get interesting, I tried to mount the Radiator on top of the mount with the fans on the bottom, but this was impossible. The provided space for the tubes coming out the Radiator to go, were not big enough to fit this Radiator. So after installing it all once that way, I had to remove it and place the fans on top of the mount and the Radiator on the bottom. Step 9: So this is where I was ready to install the Graphics Card, or at least I thought I was ready. I installed the Graphics Card to find out, that all the Motherboard cables like the fan headers and the ARGB headers were all behind where the Graphics Card was to sit. So I then had to remove the Graphics Card and start plugging in the cables. Step 10: At this point I have realized that the Motherboard had only 6 fan headers and I was going to need 7. So I went and grabbed a PWM fan hub and installed this into the back of the case. I actually installed it into the hard drive bay (due to only using m.2 on this build that space was completely unoccupied) Step 11: Now that I have rectified the issue of not enough fan headers, I went back to plugging in all my cabling and sorting out the best runs for them to look neat in the computer. Finally after doing all this, I was finally ready to reinstall the Graphics Card. Step 12: Now that the Graphics Card is back, I have finally got completely build computer and am ready to plug in and turn on. Here we go, I plugged her in and unfortunately one of the fans were not spinning, so I had to turn it back off and reseat (just basically unplug it and plug it back in) and turn it back. This time the fan was spinning and the computer was fully working Step 13: So now all that was left was to plug it in and install windows. I also played with a couple of the settings in the bios to get the best performance from this computer.

This is a really nice PC, I almost don't want to send it away xD It's simple and elegant, it's got that see through, gold, theme and I love it. It is themed to Elden Ring originally, we've got the Elden Ring symbol etched onto the glass which is pretty awesome! Here's all the content. Kintsugi Build Time Lapse Kintsugi Elden Ring PC Show case Kintsugi PC Unboxing And we have 6 episodes of the walk through to build it. Here is Part 1 Also you can check out the full written build log in the build log section of this club. So it's in just a few hours on Raxx's stream, I wish you the best, we'll be revealing the "Crimson Computer" in the next few hours as well!