james3015

hows your 3 year old build going? still using the TJ07?

I am a test subject for a sleep deprivation experiment

And no, the helmet was not edited in.  B)

lol

Oh people are going to have a field day with this competition.
 

 

 

While in California...

I just had to do this
 

The Caselabs SMH10
I ordered the case flat-packed; shipping to Switzerland was ~150 USD. Jim from Caselabs was very helpful with advice and making sure that what I was about to order made sense. Also, if anyone still has trouble with the pics, please let me know. Everything works as it should from where I'm sitting.
The Box

Unapacking the goodies:

Guarding the loot:

Always Use Protection... Which is, in this case, a thick wool blanket.

Ready, Set, Go!

First Steps
Getting to this stage was the only time where it would have been really useful to have a helping pair of hands. Everything from here on out was pretty easy.

Getting There...

Uh Oh!
The 3.5" HDD cage collided with the tie down points. I wrote to Caselabs and sent them a pic. They promptly responded saying they were trying to figure out what had gone wrong. After a few days Kevin wrote back to me saying that my main compartment divider (the big vertical plate in the main chamber) had accidentally been manufactured to an old spec and that they were going to send me a new one.
This actually worked out quite well because I'd forgotten a few small parts in my first order for which I now didn't have to pay shipping . Mistakes happen, what matters to me is how they are handled and Caselabs' customer service left nothing to be desired in this case.

TADA!

Out of Curiosity... Since I wanted to savor the moment and not slip with my screw driver, it took me a while to get everything together. I did slip once, and the paint job steadfastly refused to be scratched.

Hey guys, and a big HELLO from Denmark!
 
I've been working on my new rig for a while now.. I sold my TJ11 earlier this year, so i could buy i Caselabs TH10.. So i did..
 
I'm still missing the last fittings, some fluid and two UN Z2 mounts, so i can mount my pumps, on top of the bottom 480 radiator!
 
For now, i'm planning to create the entire loop in crystal link! Hope it turns out awesome  ;)
 
As you can see on some of the first pics, i had it build with aircooling on the cpu, and a spare EVGA GTX570 i had.. Just so i could game a tiny little bit  :P  But enjoy the pics, and drop a comment if you want! I will be ordering the last things, when i get some more $$  :lol:  A complete spec list will be listed below  :)
 
The full spec list:
 
Hardware:
 
Motherboard: Asus Rampage IV Extreme
Cpu: Intel Core i7-3930K
Memory: 4 x 8GB Corsair Dominator 1600Mhz
Graphics Cards: 3 x EVGA GTX680 2GB
SSD's: 1 Intel 520 120GB and 2 Intel 520 240GB
Harddrive's: 4 x 2TB Samsung drives
Psu: Corsair AX1200
 
Fans & Accesories:
 
Case fans: 4 Corsair AF120 Quiet Edition's
Radiator fans: 16 Corsair SP120 Performance Edition's
Fancontroller: Lamptron FC Touch
Bluray burner: Lite-On something
 
Watercooling:
 
Cpu: EK-Supremacy - Nickel
Motherboard: EK-FB KIT RE4 - Nickel CSQ
Graphics Cards: 3 x EK-FC680 GTX+ - Nickel
Memory: 2 x EK-RAM Monarch X4 - Nickel CSQ
Pumps: 2 x Swiftech MCP655
Pump Top: Bitspower Dual D5 Mod Top
Reservoir: Bitspower Dual / Single D5 Top Upgrade Kit 150
Fittings: Bitspower Black Sparkle all the way baby!
Hose: Crystal Link all the way!
Radiators: 2 x Alphacool NexXxoS Monsta 480
 

Download Bluescreen View and read the memory dumps, that might give you a rough idea where the problem may be.
 
http://download.cnet.com/BlueScreenView/3000-2094_4-10965136.html

Folding off and on at about 46000 ppd