looks chilly :) hot cool is your CPU running? :D

Yeah, temperatures are core 1: 31.C core 2: 28.C :D
I just purchased this Cm stacker 830 evo, i run out of space with my old case (antec ninehundred)..
This new one is great, lot of room, tool free installation and all nice stuff :-p
infact i readed your review from the cm stacker 830 evo before i bought it. It helped lot, thanks :D Im satisfied with this one :)

Heres a Link to my rig..!! I am proud of it as it my first water cooling set-up.

http://forum.overclock3d.net/showthread.php?t=10290

Hey Pat, nice rig, I love what you did with the water cooling, nice work...................;)

While I'm at it I might as well post up a pic or 2 of my old box.............;-)

@Bio-hazard, nice old rig. Couldn't remember where I saw this before, I know I did :)

those cube cases were "hot" for high end rigs few years ago;)

Yah, they were the case to have, that's when I got the thing, I've had this case for like 3 years or so now, don't think I'll ever switch to anything else for a long time to come...........:naughty:

HDDs and PSU have their own space.. that's a really nice case :)
That MB looks like a mATX though.. is that so? Looks like that there's no more room for a bigger MB.
Also.. That's the first BTX setup I've seen so far... looks pretty good :)
I'm planning to buy a Thermaltake Tai-Chi case some day. Tai-Chi has BTX conversion available too :rolleyes:

Seems like a normal ATX mainboard to me....

Indeed Asus P5N32-E SLI PLUS.

It has all three PCI-E slots filled now, will update this evening ;).

My bad.

What's in the third slot easypanic?

Nvidia 6200 for my second monitor :).

?

You said all three PCI-E slots are full.. so u have all them filled with VGA cards?

Nope.

1: 7950GX2
2: Areca 1210 RAID card
3: 6200

:)

:S Is that possible in nVidia case :eek: I know that in SLI configuration u have to run two identical cards but if not in SLI u can actually have two different nVidia cards?
aaaaaahh :redface:
Well.. getting smarter by the day :D

I know it's not the right topic... but any news on PhysiX card on PCI-E? Planning to buy Striker Extreme with 3 PCI-E slots... two of them will be occupied with 8800GTXs, but third one will stay empty... which is a waste of resources :no: And I don't feel the need for a RAID card either. Neither have I heard from a decent audio card with PCI-E socket.

To not to continue offtopic, please pm with the info :)

Here is the Spinner Case :woot:

hilarious :D

got a worklog of more pics? :)

Yes i will :woot:

Project T2's Spinner Case

nice :D

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v6...t=08446875.pbr

My second plexi case
 

Ok, it's been a while since i posted on this forum, mainly because i've been too busy building my new case :D

now it's done, so i wanted to share it with you:







This time, i made a worklog on my site (roke.be) since i got a lot of people asking me for one ;)

nice custom build congrats!

Do hope that multitude of fans don't make the case too noisy

The case looks nice, I like it so much~ but if you add a illuminate fan controller that'll be perfact i think!

Tribals Mod's : Tribal Alien
 

I have build this case from PU (high density) foam, sculptured in the shape of an alien, with a hollow backspine, covered in polyester resin and sprayed in purple/green scarabee paint

Asus board with Sli and the watercoolingparts hidden in the hollow spine which acts like an air duct (room for 3 120x120 mm radis)

the drives are in the lower disc

sorry, i cant post pics yet....

and a shot from the rear, during construction with a dead mobo (Chaintech Ultra Zenith)

still not allowed

try again, should work, love to see you case:)

Her is case one
I have build this case from PU (high density) foam, sculptured in the shape of an alien, with a hollow backspine, covered in polyester resin and sprayed in purple/green scarabee paint

Asus board with Sli and the watercoolingparts hidden in the hollow spine which acts like an air duct (room for 3 120x120 mm radis)

the drives are in the lower disc



and a shot from the rear, during construction with a dead mobo (Chaintech Ultra Zenith)

Tribals Cube
 

And this is case number two

a cube made of alu square tubes, with plates of lexan in it, 100 RGB Leds mounted and as an outer shield lexan with 0,5 mm lasecut alum

The led are controlled by an AVR microcontroller. The case is touch sensitive with 10 op amp circuits

Bays are cloaked and hidden in the (now) non lit areas
the will raise on touch (still ongoing)
the movement for this is done bij cd drive mechanics

"Resistance is futile"

Nice cases man, great job !!!

awesome work, very high attention to detail

Some random shots



(hardware in this pics: antec 300 ,GB P35-DS3,Q6600G0,H50,OCZ Gold 1066 DDR2,accelero twin turbo)

this is my wel ^^ testing rig inside a box :D

live is hard on students? had to sale the housing?

haha :)

no need to sell annything ;)
Stil using my benchtable ;)

But the reason behind that ugly looking box is actually.
That I need a place to test passive aircoolers in a controlled area ^^
And that box is doing a great job at that :D

Make note that 'a controlled area' does not match a conventional pc housing specifications, i.e. it does not represent a real-life situation as metal en aluminum housings have better cooling ability's as that paper box, they also have different acoustics and air-flow design.

:)
thanks for the heads up.

And yeah I am keeping that in minde ;) but this is just a temp solution :)