wait mr. p reply for the 200mm rad first

if i use the 200mm rad, can i do push/pull or not? and can i still push/pull on top 240mm rad?

now making order for the rad, no ready stock, only bulk order. so now i will stick to my current setup first, hehe

yeah just made the payment for bulk order, hehe....now is wait for it to arrive and grab ur fans

do u mind to pm me ur selling price

so what price u selling? don't worry most probably gonna buy from u, easy

I can consider about that , now having lunch can't think properly

today i put in the newly bought psu into the case, it fit just nice without the need of force to push it



there are 4 cables that i'm not hiding them



the rest sit well in here



a view from the side, just nice



this thermaltake toughpower 80+ gold is highly recommend for itx setup, reason

1. 650w is more than enough to run a single graphic card even it's the beast, gtx690

2. the price is insanely cheap for a 80+ gold psu, rm36x

3. it has 5 years warranty

This post has been edited by zerohunter: Jul 17 2012, 08:02 PM

using a non modular psu for this casing is a better choice coz for modular psu, the cable connectors will consume more space before the cable can bend

eta this week

oh, i've seen that actually. now what i'm worry is the length of the gpu may hit the rad if using 200mm

Wonder is my booked mobo from ideal tech has arrived or not....

i pening waiting ...... now looking for alternative, maybe fractal design

what casing u recommend for water cool? at least can fit in 1x240mm rad and a 120mm rad ??

more update tonight....later

the update is on the way....

little update, as mentioned

oh ya, i mentioned that on the hardware q&a, and yes they are compression fittings and 45' adapter

like this



This post has been edited by zerohunter: Jul 19 2012, 10:24 PM

a little more update....



now i need to go out, come back continue

the long waited........



so shinny



the next thing is what i've waited so long to do...

putting the cpu, water block and ram



and the next thing is putting the whole thing into the prodidy



with the new layout of radiators setup

120mm rad here



240mm rad here



and the whole thing looks like this



after that is putting the ssd and hdd