Yes. The MSI Carbon Max WiFi is an AM4 socket MOBO, and the Ryzen 7 2700x is an AM4 CPU. 👍🏻

I think you’ll be happy with it. I did a ton of research before choosing this one. Of course there are better boards out there, but for the price I think it’s the best bang for the buck.

It’s been great. Very happy with it.

@@Beach_Master cool. Looking at getting this one. 👍

Hi! Very cool gig ya got there! This video was shot the first week of October 2012 on Navarre Beach, FL at public beach access #10. Coordinates: (30.3737681, -86.8992423). These guys move thru here in droves every year around September/October, always heading East. Hope this helps.

@@Beach_Master Fantastic, thank you so much for your help :))

Thanks! Total price: $2,483. Price I paid for each individual component *including tax*, so this is the actual, out-of-pocket cost: GPU $470 2 NVMe $214 2 140mm fans $120 AIO $267 Case $214 CPU $365 MOBO $288 Strimers $126 RAM $179 6 120mm fans + controllers $214 Internal USB hub $25 Good luck with your build!

Thanks very much!

Hi. Your case will come with the rear 120mm fan and two 120mm fans in the bottom preinstalled. It will greatly simplify things for you, as far as wiring connections, if you remove those fans and replace with Lian Li fans because then each cluster of Lian Li fans will all connect to one single Lian Li controller. The Hyte Y60 can fit the 140mm fans ONLY on the side and the bottom. So you can choose to put either 120mm OR 140mm fans in those locations. The rear can only fit a 120mm fan and the top can fit up to three 120mm fans. The 120s and the 140s can all connect to the same controller, which is really nice. As far as how many kits to buy; total up how many 120s you need and just buy enough 3-pack kits to cover them, and do the same for the 140s. In my case, I needed 8 fans total so I bought 3 kits (the 140s were released a few days later, so I ordered two single packs to install in the side location). The way they are priced, it's MUCH cheaper to buy the kits than 8 individual fans. Just stash any extra controllers and/or fans somewhere to be used as spares in case a fan or controller dies down the road. If you want the Lian Li software to control your fans' lighting AND RPM, then once your fans are connected to your controller and your controller is connected to your MOBO with the USB cable, you are all done. If you want your MOBO to control the fans’ RPM, then you'll need to connect one PWM cable from a PWM header of your choice on the MOBO to your fan controller. And if you also want your MOBO to control your RGB lighting, then you'll need to connect an aRGB cable from your MOBO to your fan controller. And that's it!

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🙂

Thanks, Steve!

Jeffrey Finn yeah there’s a surprising number of shark species that roam surprisingly close to the beach here. Mako, tiger, bull, nurse and many more. This past spring a 13-foot great white was hooked from the fishing pier.

Vacation Bullies - Thanks. It was a beautiful reef.

It is. This video was taken only 1 week after the reef structures were installed and they had not hung the “no spear fishing” signs yet.

Doreen Flannery - good point! Thanks for watching.

Medina's World - hard to say about the jellyfish. They come & go throughout the year. As for weather, we generally get afternoon showers most days through the summer, but they're usually very brief. And they help cool things off! If you have a washout day you can spend some time at the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center and visit Gigi the Loggerhead sea turtle.

Jeff Meyer thank you for replying.

Tiffany Grace October is the best month to be here! The water is still warm, air temp is cooler & comfortable, and the humidity is low. The water is usually *crystal* clear. You will love it here in October!

They're about the same, shell wise. But Navarre Beach is much, much less crowded.

thank you,jeff. david

The water will still be quite cold. As for weather, March is tricky. Later in the month is better, but cold snaps can still happen here in March. It can be 75 one day and 50 the next!

Yes it's a very easy, accessible dive/snorkel spot. Glad you checked it out and enjoyed it!

Thanks, my fellow NBLer!

I seriously doubt they'd survive the mail. Give me a shout next time you come to Navarre and I can meet you at the Walmart or something and giv them to you. Sand dollars are so much more fragile than regular, calcium-based shells.

Hi, Yes, I've collected hundreds of fairly large sand dollars over the years. Not the big ones like you'd find in a shell store, but decent-sized. I wouldn't sell them...I'd just give some to you.

Hi David, You're going to love Navarre Beach! I would suggest buying a mask & snorkel set - the nearest dive shop is 14 miles away so not worth the trip. Doesn't have to be top-of-the line gear, you can find hundreds of mask/snorkel sets on Amazon in the $20-40 range. I wouldn't even mess with fins unless you just really want them. Be sure to snorkel the Marine Sanctuary while you're here. It's an artificial "reef" where you are likely to spot sea turtles, triggerfish, butterfly fish, tangs, puffer fish, damsels, stingrays and dozens of other types of fish. And if you're lucky you might even see an octopus and some dolphins! Google "Navarre beach marine sanctuary" for location & info. Hope you have a great trip! Post your snorkeling video or photos for us.

Awesome, thanks for the heads up. We are set to stay at navarre beach second week of august. Im going to def. look into buying my own gear and maybe that can be an incentive to start snorkeling more often. I did look up information on the marine sanctuary and look forward to heading there. I see they have to sound locations and a gulf place. Any plans on going back again soon?

Scratch the 2 sound side reefs. Visibility is near zero year round. The water is a murky green color. Nobody ever snorkels/dives those. I live in Navarre Beach so I'm out on the reef often. It's a lot of fun because you just never know what you're gonna see out there.

10-4 That's awesome. Im surprised you don't have a lot more videos of Navarre beach. Anyways, who knows maybe we will bump heads out on the beach. I'll be going with my family from texas. Ive been checking out some navarre beach forums for some insight/ideas on what to do out there since we usually never have time to get away. Subscribed By the way.

The water is still plenty warm thru most of October. By late October it's just beginning to get a little chilly. October, in my opinion, is the best month to visit Navarre Beach. The air temp is very comfortable, there's no crowd and the water is warm and clear.

+Jeff Meyer thanks

Well, 2 days ago the June Grass was really heavy, the water was like seaweed soup. But it's clearer today. It's really just hit or miss...

Thanks Jeff. Maybe we will see you out there.

Hi, The reefs are less than 100 yards from the beach. The depth goes from about 8-9 feet at the "front" of the reef to around 12 feet in the back. So it's easy to snorkel and doesn't require SCUBA. I've seen a few random jellies the past few days but that's it. No swarms yet. The June grass (the green,slimy algae-like stuff) is rolling in but is not too thick yet. Visibility has not been great. It changes daily, of course, but the past 4 days it's been in the neighborhood of 10 feet. Hope this helps.

Hopefully it will be good for Saturday. How's the water on the bay side?

The sound conditions are normal...Murky green.

Pensacola park west is like that, but looks like the Navarre bay side reefs are shallower.

It was pretty clear Sunday but it can change from day to day. That slimy junegrass is starting to roll in but isn't thick yet.

Thanks! October is the best time of the year in Navarre, the water is usually at its clearest and the weather is perfect. Have a great trip and post some video of your snorkeling!

Thanks Dave. Yes, the pipe was at #10. Do you happen to know what kind of starfish these are?

Only once in 15 years. A 6-foot bull shark did a slow "swim-by" about 10 feet away from me 5 years ago. He just kinda checked me out and then turned around and slowly swam away. I was WAY out there though, probably 400-500 yards offshore Way further than I've ever swam out before or since.

thats scary! I just can't get the courage to go out there. Navarre has a artificial reef. You ever see them out there?

+ImWatchingforlocust No, never. And I've spent many dozens of hours on that reef.

well I'm just gonna have to get my courage up. Thanks for making these videos.