[Case Gallery] The Beast

[spidernose]

To view this case mod, go here.



Specs:
ASUS P6X58D Premium
Intel Corei7 930 @4.0Ghz
12 Gigs Corsair DDR3 1600
Sapphire Toxic 5850 2 Gig
Thermaltake Toughpower 700
HT Omega Striker 7.1
Corsair Obsidian 800D
Hanns-G HG281 [28" LCD]

Mods:
Did all of the wire sheathing and the custom liquid cooling unit.

Did a little more wire sleeving and took some better
pics.

 

[boulard83]

Clean, very clean setup

Waiting the 30min to vote !


What are your temp with "only" 1x120mm for the I7 at 4ghz ?

 

[spidernose]

Everest shows the CPU at 29c and the core temp to be 49c.

 

[boulard83]

Idle mean nothing.

Run ~10pass LinX with MAX mem used.

Monitor with Coretemp on each 4 core.

 

[steelkane]

Clean build,, it shows thought went into the build, Maybe think about covering the motherboard tray with some soundproofing material I think it will make you RIG look even better
Check here for looks

 

[TheLaughingMan]

Mmmmmm pretty.

 

[spidernose]

About the only other thing I will do is get some compression fittings for the cooling system
and maybe reroute the tubing and put in a fill and drain port.

 

[1kingd2]

clean set up looks like a show case. 9/10

Rate mine if you get the chance.
http://www.techpowerup.com/gallery/2608.html

 

[pentastar111]

Clean, clean, clean. One of the neatest rigs to date 10/10 for the tidyness

 

[pentastar111]

Hmm double post

 

[mhikevin]

this is the best case for WC..one of my choice and my maybe my next case..obsidian..sweet clean build..sleevin' all wires is really a pain in the ass..like what i did to my rig, it took a lot of time and effort. i think yer next upgrade will be the rad..make it a 360 rad and put it at the top.. 9/10 bro..

 

[spidernose]

Thanks friend for your vote and your suggestions! Everyone seems to think I need a 360 rad. I suppose I will need to get one.

 

[Cr@zed^]

9/10

TY for your Vote! What a beautyfull licquid cooled Obsidian. And verry nice sleeving!

 

[zvonjola]

I dont like obsidian case,but that sleeving is just great!And that black/blue contrast looks great!9/10 from me!

 

[Faster]

I voted 6/10 because:

only sleeves

 

[spidernose]

I voted 6/10 because:

only sleeves

What do you mean only sleeves???

 

[peanutskeeter]

Nice

I really like this case, the thing that stands out most to me is the color of the liquid. What is this?? Also, for everybody that is oohing and ahhing over the wire sleeving. Those are extensions that you can buy from frozencpu.com. They are pre-made and you just plug them up in between the board and the actual connector.

 

[spidernose]

Thanks for the compliments. The liquid is Feser Blue readily available on the net.
And for your information I sleeved every wire myself. You don't have to ooh and ahh
at it but it's a fact. I wouldn't have that cheap ass looking shit from frozencpu.
Also I have bought a new Silverstone Strider 1000 watt full modular psu. I have sleeved
the entire thing in black and UV green. Also put UV green fluid in the cooling system, and
added UV lights. I will be posting pics as soon as I am completely done.

I really like this case, the thing that stands out most to me is the color of the liquid. What is this?? Also, for everybody that is oohing and ahhing over the wire sleeving. Those are extensions that you can buy from frozencpu.com. They are pre-made and you just plug them up in between the board and the actual connector.

 

[peanutskeeter]

Actually "that chip ass shit from frozencpu" looks exactly like the sleeving job you did. Definitely kudos to you for the time involved with that project. I can only imagine.

 

[spidernose]

On the blue build on the 24 pin I put 4 wires per sleeve. In hindsight that wasn't the right move. On the new build I put one wire per sleeve. Here is a pic of it as it sits right now.

Actually "that chip ass shit from frozencpu" looks exactly like the sleeving job you did. Definitely kudos to you for the time involved with that project. I can only imagine.

 

[peanutskeeter]

Very very very nice, so you uncrimp every pin 1 by 1 and sleeve it then crimp it back into that molex connector?

 

[spidernose]

They have a tool that you stick in the plug that will release the pin from the plug. As for the
24 pin it was too short for my case. So I did put all new black wires and recripmed them all
and then sleeved it. Takes some patience but it goes fast once you get the hang of it. Here
are the tools I used.

http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/sleeve-kits-+-tools/sleeve-tools.htm

Got the sleeve from the same place in Germany. I have never seen this good of quality
anywhere in the states.

Very very very nice, so you uncrimp every pin 1 by 1 and sleeve it then crimp it back into that molex connector?

 

[peanutskeeter]

They have a tool that you stick in the plug that will release the pin from the plug. As for the
24 pin it was too short for my case. So I did put all new black wires and recripmed them all
and then sleeved it. Takes some patience but it goes fast once you get the hang of it. Here
are the tools I used.

http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/sleeve-kits-+-tools/sleeve-tools.htm

Got the sleeve from the same place in Germany. I have never seen this good of quality
anywhere in the states.

Hmm, that's good to know, I just had to upgrade PSUs last week to the Antec TruePower Quattro 1200, which is red/black in color and it matches the rest of my color scheme in my case. I might be contacting you more in the future to get advice on this, it looks like you know what you are doing. So when you made the wires longer did you solder them back together or just crimp them?

 

[spidernose]

Hmm, that's good to know, I just had to upgrade PSUs last week to the Antec TruePower Quattro 1200, which is red/black in color and it matches the rest of my color scheme in my case. I might be contacting you more in the future to get advice on this, it looks like you know what you are doing. So when you made the wires longer did you solder them back together or just crimp them?

I crimped them with a great little crimper I got at the same place.

http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-crimping/mdpc-crimping-tool.htm

They have the crimper and the contacts. If you order from them I would suggest getting
plenty of everything because the shipping ain't cheap.

 

[peanutskeeter]

Yea I was just checking out that crimper, it looks comparible to one up at microcenter, but this place seems to carry a more solid inventory of the stuff I will need. Thanks for the link brother.