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@Limecat86 Thank You! And here You go Project is finally ready, here is the end result Pink turned out to be pretty tricky to work with, as You can see. And assembling the basement was a challange, because of lack of space. However I ended up with pretty simple connections, just like it was planned

I don't have a lot of free time, so there are not so many work pics as I would want, however things are clearing up and project is really close to the end! Some time ago I've mounted SSD and Farbwerk on the back side of the mobotray. And of course custom cables for both of them For few last days I'm fighting with acrylic tubes I've started from drilling a midplate and as You can see below, there have been a lot of drilling here It was quite tricky to measure because of 45° connections, however everything went well. I've expected lots of trouble with the basement connections, however all turned out pretty simple. CPU loop is finished, GPU loop needs two more connections in the basement and two behind mobotray. Besides that, I need to make few more cables, refine some details and it'll be done

There's been a while since I posted something here, 'cause I had few other things to do, but I'm back Firstly small update of reservoir mounting. I planned a different montage system, however as it won't work I had to improvise. I made a panel from 3mm Candy Persex which will hold two Eisbecher combo's and add more pink to the interior

Few performance benchmarks. CPU: Max what I can achieve is 4.0GHz @ 1.35V. Pushing all cores further requires huge amount of additional voltage. RAM was overclocked from 2800MHZ CL16 to 3066MHz CL16. Drives - both filled with data: GPU: Superposition dosen't suport SLI so the result refers only to one GPU TimeSpy TimeSpy Extreme Both cards boost to 2101MHz, memory is working at 11GHz. About temperatures: GPU - when watching youtube, reddit etc. they are working fully passive. I've set fans to kick in, when liquid temperature exceed 33 degree Celsius. During non 3d load coolant temerature fluctuate between 28-29 degree. In full load temperature hits max of 35 degree with fans spinning at 450-500RPM. Temperature of cards with that settings - upper GPU - max 47 degree, lower GPU - max 51. Setting fans faster (1000 RPM) reduce temperature to 43 degree, but I see no point in doing this due to noise increase. CPU - same as GPU, fans kick in when coolant temerature exceed 33 degree. I've turn off all power saving features so even at idle CPU consumes 50-60W. 420mm top radiator can handle this fully passive, but event the smallest amount of load causes fans to start spinning. After one hour of Prime95 Small FFTs I've hit 82 degree @ 950 RPM (coolant 40 degree). During more typical load (Blender) CPU temperature stabilize between 65-70 degree (coolant temperature 37-37,5) @ 800-850 RPM.

Project is ready. It's been 1 year and 3 months since I've bought the case and started thinking about modifying it. It took me almost 4 last months to build everything as I planned. Later I will post some benchmark results and informations about temperatures.

Pass-through drilled through midplate and mobotray, also all tubes are ready. Finaly I've used 107 fittings, 18 sections of tube - 6 straight and 12 with bends :P. Few last things to do - cover for SLI bridge and few cables for temperature and flow sensors, and I can fill both loops.

@RollinLower Thank You! Aquaero 6XT is here GPU's waterblocks were painted white. As waterblocks are ready, I could mount them on the GPUs

Update All of the fans got a white sleeve and connectors. Here is a huge advantage of a modular case - moutning radiator and fans was much easier outside the case I made an extender for each fan, which goes to Phobya PCB spliiter hidden behind front radiator.

Main chamber is ready. There were few problems with tubes and insert but I've managed to overcome it. Now it's time to drill through midplate and mobotray and finish the work.

Small update I've mounted the core hardware and radiators into the case. I've finished working on main cables. All of the cables in Pink Panther will be sleeved with MDPC-X sleeve. It's really great quality product and I can recommend it to anyone. Unfortunetaly there is an issue with pink sleeve on the market, so it isn't perfectly matched with candy perspex.

I've decided to go with 7800X, as it'll fulfill my needs for now. In terms of GPU, the choice was prett obvious - GTX1080 SLI. EVGA is great company and it's been proven many times. I had a lot of luck, as I managed to purchase those cards right before GPU prices started to rise.

One again huge thanks to Noiseblocker - it's a first time I see white eLoop's in real. Project Impossible had black ones, but I think white version actually looks better Below You can see an overal look of parts for this project, R1.0 is a bit lost I'm still waiting for few parts though, like RAM or Aquaero. I decided to go with X299 this time, mainly because I didn't own an Intel's HEDT platform yet. Firstly I wanted to buy MSI X299 Tomahawk Arctic, but it's power section is really hopeless. I didn't want a black motherboard, so I decided to go with TUF Mark 1 and modify it Asus X299 TUF Mark 1 White Edition

It's time for few more shots of LC parts This is how nearly 120 fittings looks like In terms of CPU block, clear version of Eisblock XPX was the obvious choice. It's most likely the prettiest CPU block from Alphacool's range. To match CPU block I went with plexi D5 combo. It's pretty massive, so it'll be quite tricky to mount them side be side, but it should fit just fine.

Pink Panther theme is great Now, once again huge thanks to Alphacool and Aquatuning As I've mentioned, case is configured to fit three 360/60mm radiators. Looking at project's color scheme, the obvious choice was Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 360mm Special White Edition

Hi guys, It's time to start another project and of course another worklog Our latest project Lambda Core is getting close to being finish, but we don't intend to stop Few months ago I was wondering about a case that would be interesting and rare choice which simultaneously fulfill all my needs. After few days of searching the web I came to the conclusion that there isn't any. We've always liked Parvum's design, however any of the standard cases wasn't good for me this time. My heart was close to R1.0, however it has few issues - only mATX/ITX support, space for only two 360 slim radiators. However after few words with Parvum guys we decided to make a custom R1.0 ATX, with few other modification which You will see down below The project color schema is a bit controvertial. I had enough of black in my builds, so I knew that the main color will be white. Pink is pretty rare and tricky to work with, so I decided that it'll be very interesting choice And of course if I'd go with pink the project name is obvious When I had the case subject mostly sorted out I decided to make a 3D model, which You can see below. It gives general view at my plans, which contain only 45° connections in main chamber and dual loop system. I would like to thank Noiseblocker, for providing the best fans in the market and Mayhems, for supporting Pink Panther with their Pastel. I'm also extremely grateful to Alphacool and Aquatuning for providing all water cooling stuff for yet another of our projects! There was "a bit" of a delay with manfuacturing this case, enough to be said that it took over three months till I got this case. Results? R1.0 ATX DIY :E This case now supports an ATX standard. It has a spot for three 360/60mm radiators instead of two 360/30mm. Top window is much bigger than the standard one. Moreover at the front You can see a front radiator cover, which is also a place for Aquaero 6XT and it'll help me to mount two res combo side be side. Obviously this case is much bigger than the standard R1.0. In fact, after all of this modification it's closer to L1.0