CaliBee

Hi guys, I want to introduce my most recent build, which is in an Ncase M1v2 case.   Here is the main component list:   -Core i7 4790K -Asus Z97i Plus -Corsair Dominator Platinum 8GB 2133mhz -Asus GTX 760 Mini -Crucial M500 240GB M2 SSD -Silverstone SX600-G   Watercooling component list:   -EK Supremacy ELITE -Laing D5 from Alphacool -Bitspower D5 mod top -Bitspower D5 mod kit -Swiftech MCR-H220 Radiator -Masterkleer 16/10 Black Tubing -1x Bitspower dual rotary adapter for pump -4x 16/10 black nickel compression fittings   Other stuff list: -MNPCTech case feet -Acrylic sheet -White led lightning with rigid pcb. -White leds for d5 top -Black Vandal switch with white led ring -16AWG black cable -connectors for custom cables -MDPC-X black sleeving -Cable combs   Now you have seen the specs, and now here are the pictures:   First the case itself:     I made a custom side panel for the case from 5mm thick tinted plexi:     I got some magnetic strips to attach the side panel:     I got som MNPCTECH case feet:     I've painted them with black Plasti-dip:     Cable combs:     EK Supremacy Elite:     Swiftech rad:     Fans:     I assembled the case and did some testfit for the sidepanel and made a custom bracket for the vandal switch. Here is some pics how it looks now:     One White 12" ( 30cm ) Dimmable PC LED Strip from Mnpctech        

Alphacool D5 with Bitspower mod kit:  

I designed a custom case from aluminium for my KBC Poker 2 keyboard, and my friend CNC milled it. Here is the result:  

Update!   Got some hardware pics:     I installed the painted MNPCTECH case feet:     Thats it for now. Im currently working on the custom cables and on the watercooling. Next week the tubing will arrive, then I will be able to finish the cooling loop for the cpu. When the cooling is ready im gonna take some proper pics from the hardware.

also the tubes will be sticking out the back not the side 

Looks good, the only thing I would change is storage, but that's because 60 GB is kinda small for me. However, I understand that it would increase the price as well.

Looks good

SP[static Pressure] fans are designed to be against something. AF[AirFlow] fans are not. SP fans belong in a tight area, or against a radiator/heat sink.

WOW!...