BloodLust (Final)

Looks realy sci-fi..... I love the exterior! very high end looking rig!

the only thing I did not like that much is the choice of water tube colors! I just don 't like red and blue, together, for a theme like yours... I would keep it red and simpler! 8/10

This is wow. Flashy, but still wow.

by: tzitzibp

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Looks realy sci-fi..... I love the exterior! very high end looking rig!

the only thing I did not like that much is the choice of water tube colors! I just don 't like red and blue, together, for a theme like yours... I would keep it red and simpler! 8/10

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i second that, the colour of the tubes really dampens the whole thing. it should have been one straight colour

Very cool! I like it.

why did you do a double loop for the graphics ??? 9/10

by: tzitzibp

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Looks realy sci-fi..... I love the exterior! very high end looking rig!

the only thing I did not like that much is the choice of water tube colors! I just don 't like red and blue, together, for a theme like yours... I would keep it red and simpler! 8/10

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Hmm...it seems a lot said the same, so i might probably do dat when i have a chance. Just wondering, will red n yellow look better?

by: to6ko91

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why did you do a double loop for the graphics ??? 9/10

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Both loops transfer a lot of heat. the i7 n the northbridge is hot on their own, let alone the gtx280s. That's why I run the dual loop.

by: aquariuz

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Both loops transfer a lot of heat. the i7 n the northbridge is hot on their own, let alone the gtx280s. That's why I run the dual loop.

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I am sorry my mistake (and my question was dual loop on the graphics because I though it is a dual but after close inspection I saw it is an odd single ) ... any way why did you use 2 90degree fittings on the second card especially from the first to the second card
http://img.techpowerup.org/090411/__8.jpg

8/10 it looks great and I like the mods but the tubes make it look messy if you could clean it up some that would be awesome. Other than that this PC looks great!!! keep it up!

NICE one. to much color at my opinion but its a really nice one. Ive read some nice reviews about the Bloodrage mobo too. Good choice.

Have fun, enjoy your rig !

I tend to build simple and more plain. But I enjoy seeing colorful examples like this, good Job.

Awesome rig man! Very jealous.

very very nice. i luv how that looks. and the colors of red and orange are very brigth and apparent, and a nice change over green or the common blue. very nicely done 10/10 in my book. Did you actually custom paint that? if so that was a really great job on it as well.

by: a_ump

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very very nice. i luv how that looks. and the colors of red and orange are very brigth and apparent, and a nice change over green or the common blue. very nicely done 10/10 in my book. Did you actually custom paint that? if so that was a really great job on it as well.

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hey ump, thanks :) yes it was custom painted by my fren. i chose dat color :D

btw, if possible, pls vote on the voting system as well pls. I could use the 10/10 from u :D

by: to6ko91

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I am sorry my mistake (and my question was dual loop on the graphics because I though it is a dual but after close inspection I saw it is an odd single ) ... any way why did you use 2 90degree fittings on the second card especially from the first to the second card
http://img.techpowerup.org/090411/__8.jpg

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no space :D Between the first card n the second card, without a 90 degree rotating barb like dat, i wont be able to put the tubing into the card. I had no choice but to do it since the blocks didnt line up n I cant connect them together.

No Questions ask, I like everything on this build, Looks extremely mean machine, specially the front panel, someday when i win on the lottery im gonna assemble my own rig exactly like this, i think that`s 10 years from now LOL 10/10

Thank you very much everyone!! :) I really appreciate all your comments n votes. I have some inspirations on new builds. Hopefully one day soon I will have one more coming up :D

by: aquariuz

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Thank you very much everyone!! :) I really appreciate all your comments n votes. I have some inspirations on new builds. Hopefully one day soon I will have one more coming up :D

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anytime, is good to see great performing rigs, looking equally great!

btw red and yellow... i am not so sure.
imao these are good combinations:
purple+blue
purple+orange
red+black
purple+acid green

by: tzitzibp

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anytime, is good to see great performing rigs, looking equally great!

btw red and yellow... i am not so sure.
imao these are good combinations:
purple+blue
purple+orange
red+black
purple+acid green

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dont forget orange+black is a goodie too :D

@ OP.. nice rig you have there..9/10 from me

Very nice, lets see some side shots, the front shots look very good. 9/10 from me!

Looks really amazing good work! My opinion for the tubing/inside: Try to make it as red as you can.
9/10

Very eye popping, looks like you put a lot of work into this one! 9/10

Muito bom so falta dar overclock nessa massa e muito bruta kkk, nota 10. pra acessorio.

WOW!! Thank you so much for all your comments and votes :) All your ideas are taken in for my next rig. Trying to make something exciting n interesting, inspired by someone's work i saw on a site. :) Please stay tuned :)

You couldve modded it or something to fit that rad hanging outside fit inside.. Rads at the back for me really is a turn off

I voted 5/10 because:

Its good (5) but ive seen better Cosmos out there

Thats some wild tubin brotha I like it although it looks cluttered Im sure thats hard to avoid with what your trying to cool. 7.5/10

7/10. like the system. don't like some components for example I would of chosen different waterblocks and radiators and I really didn't like the full coverage waterblocks on the GPU you could of bought 2x Swiftech MCW60-R2 saved over a $150 got better temperatures and put that money into something else, fan controller and power supply. overall too much flash not enough custom work. so much sheet, acrylic or even small mods can be done to this case all you did was paint it.

by: Bjorn_Of_Iceland

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You couldve modded it or something to fit that rad hanging outside fit inside.. Rads at the back for me really is a turn off

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Mind sharing with me how to mod the case to fit a 360mm rad into the cosmos s other than the top or the front (with bays still available)?

by: crtecha

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Thats some wild tubin brotha I like it although it looks cluttered Im sure thats hard to avoid with what your trying to cool. 7.5/10

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Thanks man :) yeah it is cluttered due to the dual loop. Next time i might have to use a more compact pump so i can position them better.

by: BumbleBee

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7/10. like the system. don't like some components for example I would of chosen different waterblocks and radiators and I really didn't like the full coverage waterblocks on the GPU you could of bought 2x Swiftech MCW60-R2 saved over a $150 got better temperatures and put that money into something else, fan controller and power supply. overall too much flash not enough custom work. so much sheet, acrylic or even small mods can be done to this case all you did was paint it.

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True, I could've done that, and it was actually my planning but since i got the blocks for cheap, i only added about $100 more and they look cleaner. Fan controller? I already have one in front in case you missed that. PSU? I dont need anything higher than 1000 watt, its just a waste of money. I'm not into spending weeks n months to mod a case with acrylic etc etc...i wonder what small mods you talk off though. Thanks for your input.

by: aquariuz

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Mind sharing with me how to mod the case to fit a 360mm rad into the cosmos s other than the top or the front (with bays still available)?

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Well you can sell the MCR320 and score a thermochill PA 120.2 since theyre pretty much the same in thermal performance. Place it at the bottom..

pretty much like what this guy did:





Only consumes one bay.. downside is that you have to cut at the bottom.. or if a rotary tool or nibbler tool is not your thing, you can drill holes to make a vent on the bottom.

by: aquariuz

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True, I could've done that, and it was actually my planning but since i got the blocks for cheap, i only added about $100 more and they look cleaner. Fan controller? I already have one in front in case you missed that. PSU? I dont need anything higher than 1000 watt, its just a waste of money.

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even if you got the blocks for a bargain I wouldn't use them they are inefficient, yes the NZXT Fan Controller see the Fan Controller Bjorn posted in the picture above? it's a Zalman ZM-MFC1 Plus should of used that it's cheaper has more watts per channel better build quality and less problematic, not talking about the wattage talking about the build quality it's manufactured by Enhance I would of chosen a Channelwell manufactured Power Supply.

i'm going to make some assumptions if i'm wrong feel free to correct me 1) those Fans on the Radiator are AC Ryan or some other LED model like the Front Intakes, do not use LED Fans ever. 2) you are using a commercial coolant, all you need is distilled water and pt nuke -phn. 3) 6 Fans on a Swiftech 120mm x 360mm is probably unnecessary since the Radiator doesn't respond well to High Pressure 3 in pull configuration is fine otherwise buy a new Radiator (probably a better idea)

by: aquariuz

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I'm not into spending weeks n months to mod a case with acrylic etc etc...

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yes but it's so worth it. #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6

by: aquariuz

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i wonder what small mods you talk off though. Thanks for your input.

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get involved with the case modding community on other forums lots of professionals have worked with this case I think once you realize i'm right you might want to sell a lot of your components and start over maybe with a new case since the Cosmos S isn't very ideal for modding, get inspired take a challenge create a "aquarium" theme select a new case. i'll give you a example of a easy mod that should be done to all cases with solid expansion slot covers purchase a pack of these they will increase air flow these shed Video Cards temperature 1-4'c the heat that radiates off your Power Supply and Video Cards will be forced out the expansion slot from the Front Intakes and Top Fans on the Radiator (if they are in pull configuration).