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Hello everyone! now it's time for me to share the worklog of my latest build. The Titanium S.
This is a collaboration work with my friend Ejay Bosquit where he is my first client. He really requested that I should build him a special modded rig and since he agreed that I will void every warranty of the parts that he will buy and I'm the one who will be deciding the entire look of the build, so I said "Yes! Let's build it."
I let Ejay choose which hardware he will buy and use for this build since he has the budget to do so and basically he is the financer of this build. And on the modding and design part, that would be my responsibility.
So let's start.
First, I wanted to create a new Flagship for my Titanium family. And this will be perfect. It has no theme like the Titanium, just pure freedom.
But this time it will be better. Better 90degree motherboard tray conversion, unique color theme, better layout and sexier look.
That's why I called it Titanium "S". Because for some reason it's Special, Sporty, Sexy and and it's about Speed.
Spec List:
Rampage IV Extreme (in Black)
Intel Core i7 3970X
Cooler Master Cosmos II
Corsair 16Gb 2400MHz DDR3
EK Waterblocks
2x Aqua Computer AirPlex 420 Radiators with Corsair AF140
4x GTX780 Reference with EKWB
EVGA Supernova 1500w PSU
Samsung 840 PRO 250GB in RAID0
Custom Copper Tubes (yes, that is copper tubing!)
Rotated motherboard mounting
Relocated PSU mounting
FTW sleeving
So let's start modding!!!

interior

video card shroud









relocated PSU




back lighting behind the radiators

After 2 weeks of designing and modding! And 1 week of assembly!
I proudly introduce to you guys, the result of our hardwork!
TITANIUM S!

reinforcement chassis done!


sexy!

Asus Rampage IV Extreme (in black)
only 2 were made. And I got the other half Thanks asus!

custom plates for water block.






something is missing lol

look where I placed it.

paint job done

now the tubes!!!!
bending tubes are so difficult. but when you get the techniques it will be a lot easier.

my attempts just to get the correct bend

more fail bends

If they will all be 1920x1080 dual Gtx 780's are my recommendation. 
 
 
Currently spanning a picture across 3 monitor's is kind of a pain.  It's not cheap and it can have issues, Like stuttering.