Corvus - Black/White Watercooled Prodigy

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Hi there.

Long time TTL sub/lurker here, decided to finally post something. I'm not much of a forum poster, I tend to just sneak around and read stuff, but I'll try and get some posts in here and there.

This is my rig, figured it would do nicely as one of my first posts. It's named Corvus, the raven's latin/scientific name. I have a lot of experience with putting together computers, but this is my first fully watercooled machine. It's not finished yet (I doubt it will ever be), but this is how it looks as of now.
I just recently got the GTX 780 (right before the prices dropped like crazy ), I had a 7950 in there before.

I've painted the front bezel, thumbscrews and the Noiseblocker fans matte white and cut holes in the front for a vandal switch and temperature display. Might do some more custom work in the future. The cables are pre-sleeved extensions (you do not want to see the PSU compartment ). Thinking about doing custom sleeved cables some time, but it's a lot of work, and I'm a lazy chap.

Mandatory cat picture (does your cat match your computer perhaps?)

Full specs:
Bitfenix Prodigy w/ window side panel
ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe
Intel Core i7 2700k @5GHz
Patriot Viper 3 2x8GB 1866MHz
GTX 780 @~1100MHz
Chieftec Nitro BPS-650C 650W w/ white Nanoxia sleeved extensions

Crucial M4 128GB SSD
Samsung Spinpoint F4EG 2TB
Probably replacing both of the above with a 750GB or 1TB SSD after christmas some time. Currently working on a home server which I'll move over all my big files and folders to.

The cooling:
EK Supreme LTX - Acetal + nickel (might get a Supremacy Clean CSQ soon)
EK-FC Titan SE - Acetal + nickel w/ backplate
Swiftech MCP355 w/ Bitspower top+res combo
240x30 Magicool radiator w/ 2x Noiseblocker M12-P push
200x36 Phobya Xtreme radiator w/ CM Megaflow 200 pull (to avoid that awful dust ring in the front)
PrimoFlex 1/2"ID 3/4"OD White
Black Bitspower nipples
Black EK CSQ fittings

 

[tinytomlogan]

Not bad looking dude - think we need more pics though!

 

[ShaunB-91]

Not bad looking dude - think we need more pics though!

Exactly what he said.

 

[Playback]

Thank you!

I do agree. I don't have the camera at the moment though, I can take some more/better pics next week.

EDIT: Looks like I did have a couple more pictures. Will add.

 

[WillSK]

Looks v nice at first glance. Eagerly awaiting more pics

 

[Playback]

Thanks

I edited the post and added some more pictures, but they're not there after approval..

 

[jamesriley94]

Thanks

I edited the post and added some more pictures, but they're not there after approval..

You sure you edited it? There's no signed of it ever being edited my end? and I've not seen it for re-approval.

Try putting them in again!

 

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You sure you edited it? There's no signed of it ever being edited my end? and I've not seen it for re-approval.

Try putting them in again!

There we go. Something is wrong with the advanced editor though, sent you a PM.

I'll take some more pictures next week if you'd like.

 

[Cru]

looks awesome, good job!
+1 for the cat

 

[paullongy326]

that's a lot of patience to do that in a small box but it looks really nice very nice job

 

[Playback]

Thanks

The main annoyance with building in a smaller box like this is the cable management. There's spaghetti packed together tight in the PSU compartment atm, which is why I'm considering doing custom cables and sleeving. The problem is the amount of work it takes to get everything looking nice, and I don't want to start a project like that and then do a crappy job or end up not finishing it..