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[Case Gallery] The Lab

Joined
Jun 21, 2006
Messages
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Location
Canada
System Name MurderBox #17
Processor Intel Core i7 5930k - 4.5Ghz 1.275v - Bitspower Summit EF
Motherboard Asus X99-E WS - Bitspower THOR AIX99 Full Full Board Block
Cooling SR-1 480, 8x Corsair ML120 , MCP350, I&H Res 250, PETG hard pipe, Mayhems Pastel White
Memory 32GB G.Skill Ripjaws 4 DDR4 2666
Video Card(s) Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition - EK Fullcover waterblock with Backplate
Storage 970 Pro 512GB, 960 EVO 500GB, PM961 512GB, 3x SM951 256GB,, WD Black 2TB, Seagate 4TB
Display(s) ASUS PG348Q 3440x1440, 2X ASUS PB278 2560x1440
Case MurderMod TJ07 With Illuminated mid-plate
Audio Device(s) Schiit Bifrost > Schiit Asgard > Hifiman HE400i - Audio Technica AT2020
Power Supply Corsair AX1200i With custom MDPC Sleeve and Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 PWM
Mouse Steelseries Rival 600
Keyboard Corsair K95 RGB
Software Microsoft Windows 10 Professional 64bit
To view this case mod, go here.



Specs:
System:

< Q6600 @ 3.6GHZ - ASUS Rampage Maximus Formula SE - 4GB Mushkin XP28500 2x2GB DDR2 1066Mhz - ATI HD4870 1GB Crossfire X - 2x Western Digital 160GB in Raid 0, one Seagate 500GB - 2x Pioneer SATA DVD-RW 18x drives - Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music - PC P&C 750w Custom Sleeved - Silverstone TJ07b White Powdercoated interior >

Cooling:

< Swiftech Apogee GT, EK-NB S-Max, 2x EK 3a Mosfet, MCR320, MCR220, MCP355 with Petras Top, MCRES, 7/16 ID Masterclear Tubing, EK & DD 1/2" barbs all around >

Mods:
- Custom Powdercoated interior
- Painted hardware including screws, backplates, and optical drives
- Custom pump mount with 60mm fan cooling
- Radiators mounted on laser cut 1/4" Steel feet - Individually sleeved 24 Pin Motherboard plug
- Sleeved all interior wiring
- Lots of cable management work done including holes in the motherboard tray and case mid floor.
- Used stock Silverstone faceplates to stealth both optical drives

See my worklog for more information and pictures.

-Vantage- P14312

-3DMark 06- 20121
 
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I voted 9/10 because jealousy wont allow me to give you a 10...lol

Excellent job on the rig Whilhelm.
 
I voted 9/10 because jealousy wont allow me to give you a 10...lol

Excellent job on the rig Whilhelm.

I'm with Pete on this one! Your case is too clean >:O
 
Well I'm not the jealous type, & TJ07 is my favorite case, & it's built clean & sharp, well deserving of a 10. Kick-Ass RIG
 
Well I'm not the jealous type, & TJ07 is my favorite case, & it's built clean & sharp, well deserving of a 10. Kick-Ass RIG

Im not usually that type either, this rig is plain sick. I mentioned in his log this case would have been a great build for the AMD pure!
 
that's why there should be a name next to the votes,, if that was the case I could think of 5 perfect ten build's here on TPU case mod gallery. but it is what it is, & I still visit here every day.
 
The Lab looks sweet. Id like to do some experiment on it
 
this is very well done, I know because I was following the work-in-progress thread. But man I have to say your pictures aren't that great, can't really see inside very well, and the resolution is crap too. would like to see with the left side panel off.
 
nice work man. classic TJ07 right there :) always turns out good.

curious. what made you choose ATI over Nvidia? ive been scanning review sites, and all tests seem to support the fact that the gtx280 is the all-hailed best.

gj with cable management. nice choice with the modest yet gleaming colour scheme :)
 
Thanks for the comment I put a lot of work into the project and I like the way it turned out.

I have a crossfire board and overall the 4870X2 is better then the GTX280. The performance that I get out of two 48701GB is almost exactly the same as the X2 so therefore I decided on ATI.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Palit/Revolution_R700/27.html

Oh and yeah I know some of the pics aren't that great but I am getting a new camera soon so I will post some updated shots.
 
I voted 5/10 because:

Clamps are a pain to deal with plus it adds cheap factor to an expensive build, compression barbs all the way.
 
A complete side shot without the panel would be great to feature your clean build imo ^^
 
I voted 5/10 because:

Clamps are a pain to deal with plus it adds cheap factor to an expensive build, compression barbs all the way.

You have got to be kidding me you gave me a 5 because I used hose clamps, you suck.

Where is your system and system specs so I can give you a low score for some small detail.
 
I gave you a 2 out of 10 because:

It's nice but you put computer parts in your case and I think it would be a lot nicer if it had cereal in it instead. I like cereal a lot.

Yeesh. Some people.

Seriously though, It is obviously a very well built system with a ton of time and attention to detail put into it. You get a 8 from me for a beautiful rig, but your presentation is rather hasty... don't you agree?
 
Hasty, as in my pictures suck?

I know but that was the best camera I had to deal with. I am getting a sweet new camera after Christmas and I am dual looping the system soon. So there will be a Revision 2 of this project.

Oh and by the way do you have any 1/2" compression fittings left?
 
Hasty, as in my pictures suck?

I know but that was the best camera I had to deal with. I am getting a sweet new camera after Christmas and I am dual looping the system soon. So there will be a Revision 2 of this project.

Oh and by the way do you have any 1/2" compression fittings left?

I went through the same ordeal with my rig. My camera sucked and everyone let me know it.

Anyways, I bumped you up to a 9 as promised. Thanks for helping me unload some of my extra fittings.
 
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