john-henrik

specs:
 
MB: Asus Maximus Formula VI
CPU: i7-4770K
GPU: 2 x ASUS GTX 760
SSD: Asus Raidr pcie 240GB
PSU Corsair AX1200W 
 
Cant enable SLI tried difrent bridges swapped graphic cards and checked most of thigs here and there both of them comes up i nvidia control panel
but i can only select physix options no sli. anyone who have the slightest idea about this thanks in advance

Finally after about a month of waiting for some decent sales (picked up the 4670K for $199) and putting everything together, my latest build is complete. More pics here: http://s840.photobucket.com/user/NeloDiavolo/slideshow/Micro%20ATX%20Build
 
New parts:
 
Corair 350D w/Corsair AF140 front, AF120 rear Quiet 
Intel 4670K
Asus Gryphon w/thermal armor
Corsair Vengeance Pro 8GB
Corsair H100i w/Corsair SP120 Performance
Corsair AX860 w/metallic graphite braided cables
 
Reused from old build:
 
Asus ROG Matrix 7970 Platinum
Samsung 830 128GB
Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB
Western Digital Raptor 150GB
 
Getting the Mobo, RAM, H100i, Power Supply installed. Changed the fan rings to white.

 
CPU, Hard Drives, 7970, and cables going in. All power and data connectors hidden in back of HDD\Optical bays.

 
Just another angle, I originally had the H100i fan cables but ditched them in favor of some NZXT braided extension fan cables and just connected them to the mobo.
 

 
Fans up front without cover. I think it looks good. Maybe when it gets hot outside I'll pull the cover off and let a little more air in.
 

 
With the side panel on.
 

 
Overall I am pretty happy with the results. There are a few users out there with the same case and motherboard and I was curious how the Gryphon's colors would look once everything was packed in there. Honestly you can't really see any brown with the armor kit installed. The braided cables look awesome in person. I'm glad I decided to buy them over the red.
 
And the thing is pretty quiet compared to my old Cooler Master Stacker 830 case. :P  I put the step-down converters on the SP120's, but if I ever need more power I can take them off.
 
Thanks for looking! B)  

There's only one port on the splitter that's wired for RPM signals, I don't know if you're using all the ports, but if not, be sure to use that port for RPM signals


Edit: Like this
 

New Kingston Hyper X Beast 1866, Pictures of "final" build will come next week.
 
Just post if you guys think i'm missing something and if you want more detail information about specific parts.

Thanks, almost did the wrong choice here!

you can download somthing called steam tiles but it only works with steam

i know about the tubing its just that im going to get a waterblock for my 770 and the ASUS Maximum formula VI, Then i need to cut down evrything again so just simplifed my tubiong for now thanks for comments btw