Watercooled Bitfenix Prodigy

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Bitfenix Prodigy
Intel Core i7-3770K
ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe
EVGA Geforce GTX 670
Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB
Seagate Momentus 1TB 2.5"
Crucial M4 64GB
CORSAIR Professional Series Hx650
XSPC EX240 Dual 120mm Low Profile Split Fin Radiator
Phobya Xtreme 200mm Radiator
EK GeForce 670 GTX VGA Liquid Cooling Block - Acrylic CSQ
EK Supremacy Universal CPU Liquid Cooling Block - Plexi
Swiftech MCP35X
Corsair Air Series SP120 (top)
Corsair Air Series AF140 (rear)
Silverstone 180mm (front)
Danger Den DreamFlex
2 x 120mm Fan Filter
NZXT 200mm Fan Filter
12" Cold Cathode UV
EKoolant Green

 

[CPMFW]

looking good mate

 

[WillSK]

Awesome!

 

[andrewmchugh]

Nice work. Shame its not a AX in there, you could have done some cutting sleeving and crimping to have all the wires a perfect length.

 

[Toppy]

nice rig

 

[circit]

smexy

 

[TAWN]

Sheesh that looks good!

 

[BPRSM]

Looks amazing, I'm a big fan of water cooled Prodigy's!

 

[Toppy]

Any plans for doing some design on the outside?

 

[SPS]

It's crazy what you can do in that case. Great build mate, are temps good?

 

[Ady6UK]

Awesome build. I love the window. I'm a big fan of the Prodigy

 

[dragoonk]

Pretty impressive to have all that in a lil' case like that. And there's green too!

 

[Princeatom]

That looks awesome.

 

[RizeAllard]

Nice job mate!

 

[PingPangBV]

That GTX 670 looks so tiny in there xD, well I guess that's the point of this build. Liking the look of it though. Quite amazing how much you can fit into a Bitfenix Prodigy.

 

[Overclocker55]

Nice Build!

 

[dondoton]

If you are considering doing a watercooled prodigy yourself, be prepared to spend hours routing cables and tinkering with tubing because everything in there is so tight. Also, the case will not support a front 200mm radiator and fan. I learned this the hard way. After purchasing the phobya 200mm radiator and Yate Loon fan and drilling mounting holes in the case, I learned that there was no clearance for the side panel of buttons/usb. So, unless you're prepared for some epic modding to move that panel, I would just go with the 180mm Magicool rad instead. It was a goal of mine to have the case be completely dust filtered, with some positive pressure. It was easy dust filtering the top 120mm fans which are intakes. The front 180 was much more difficult. I ended up using an NZXT 200mm fan filter sandwiched between the case and the front plastic panel.

 

[andrevautour]

Very pretty.

 

[ewzilla]

I'm considering a build similar to this in the near future, how did you manage to keep the cables so tidy?

 

[dondoton]

The cables are seriously squeezed into that area under the motherboard. I would recommend getting one of those psu extender things just to give yourself a little more room in there. I also strung up all the cables into the walls and anywhere I could. There are some cables which you cannot hide no matter what you do such as the side panel cables. Don't be fooled by other prodigy projekts which don't show a completed build and have very few cables installed.

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