Performed Mods:
Granite floor, all black powder coated, custom waterfall reservoir, Custom bare wire power to motherboard and gpu's, CF stealthing plate, Custom designed Lamptron FC3 fan controller, Front door plating and Side panels cut on CNC router from my drawings, All nickel plated copper waterblocks and ramsink, Laser Cut FLOW logo designed by me, dual DDC 3.2 pumps with EK DDC x-top v2
43 Comments on Project Flow
another MDPC just born!!! my eyes r rollin' here seeing the reservoir, it's masterpiece!!!
i want that reservoir, where did u get that from???
salute from me!!! toast~
Also a note in case some haven't noticed, there is a full 1080p video of the system and the build at the URL of the build (www.dennishelmar.com/flow) I recommend you download the video to watch but you can stream it by double clicking the frames :D
anyways, how much is the max volume of this reservoir? it looks so massive haha, approx 2-3liter???
one more question, if you don't mind, how did u fit your reservoir in the case? did u pre-drilled for screw or just sit the res there using adhesive material?
peace out~
as for Voting you are off the scale... but here 10/10
You should start your own business and if you do I'll be your Loyal customer LOL
10/10
bye
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhqwUOmlKcU
Love the design!
or that case is just for display only? just wonderin' bro..
now I am at university studying electrical engineering :)
CPU Mag feature for winning the mod contest at the Nor'easter LAN - still might be on the cover for mad reader mod if I get selected
Most professional build I have ever come across, hands down beating the likes of Alienware, sniff, brings tears to my eyes...
Excellent build in a league by it self. One question ... did i over look it or does it have optical drives?
I signed up for this forum just to comment on this build so here it is: Holly cr*p! That is awesome! This is the first computer I have ever seen that I would consider a genuine work of art. There is obviously a lot of time and money in this rig (wouldn’t mind knowing if you want to share but I understand if you don’t). A couple questions?? Did that start out as a lian li case and where is the hard drive? Optical drive? When I figure out how to vote I will give it a 10/10 even though I think a point should be taken off for spending all that effort on a computer. Do you work on cars or something else that will be of value for more than 3 years? I would love to see what you can do with; say …. a motorcycle or custom built furniture.
A humble suggestion: next time just build your own case from scratch, its obvious you can do it very well. (did you do this one from scratch?) Perhaps make it something totally different than the standard “box” dare I say “think out of the box”
As far as cost goes I put about 700 hours into this build from design to finish and the final bill excluding free parts received from sponsorship was in the neighborhood of $4,000 USD.
I am an electrical engineering student entering my junior year of school, so no real craftsmanship in my career history, but I have always been a builder and good with my hands. This system was really built just for the love of modding and seeing something I thought up in my head come to reality in perfect form.
On the topic of new projects... I cant see any coming soon. I have a fully designed scratch build sitting in the computer here on Solidworks, but I do not have the funding nor desire to jump into that one anytime soon. Until I am out of school and steady in my career all foreseeable modding endeavors have to take a back seat.
I can promise though that on day in the next few years I will return in full force to bring a new creation to you, maybe I'll finally create a website for this hobby before that happens.
screams from the haters got a nice ring to it!
I rebuilt flow this past weekend, some pictures in the next few weekends once I get my VGA blocks for the new video cards.