willemdoom1

Wow, its funny how much difference a background can make in making the build look nice. But still a beautiful build nevertheless.

It has 5. 4 on the side and 1 sort of in the middle.

They just released the video on Vessel, its amazing but ridiculous

Gainward should have 2 GTX970's that should be okay to use with the system.
Their default Blower style and the Phantom version:
http://www.gainward.com/main/vgapro.php?id=954〈=en
http://www.gainward.com/main/vgapro.php?id=953〈=en
Though I have to put a remark for the Phantom, it looks like they use the reference PCB but I'm not sure what TDP they have set for it.
Other manufacturers are:
Palit
PNY

I've been getting more and more question about the final price for the kit, so I guess I'll go ahead and release an estimate.
 
I'm still waiting on some small bits and pieces for final pricing, but the biggest wait is still the case. Also some other parts I haven't been able to calculate yet, because I still have to design them, such as the GPU power board.
If I'd have to give an estimate I would say somewhere between €350 and €450 would be end user pricing. 
 
It will be an expensive kit, I realize that, but I think the pricing is justified looking at what the market has to offer and what you actually get.
What do you actually get for that kind of money?
 
Preliminary Box of Contents
1x 2mm anodized Aluminum Chassis(With Horizontal and Vertical brackets)
1x Dual 92mm Radiator
2x 92*92*15mm Fans
1x Copper/Acetal Socket 1150 CPU Waterblock
1x Copper/Acetal GTX970 GPU Waterblock
1x Acetal Reservoir
1x 12VDC Pump
1x 12VDC 180W AC Adapter for GPU
1x 19VDC 120W AC Adapter for System(CPU, Motherboard etc.)
1x AC Adapter mounting bracket
1x GPU Power Board
Miscellaneous accessories (Fittings, Tubing, Screws, Allen keys, Manual and all other things needed to build a system)
 
What else do you need to buy to build a working system?
 
Shopping list:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H81TN, GA-B85TN, GA-H87TN, GA-Q87TN
CPU: Any S1150 Haswell CPU up to the i7-4790K
DRAM: SODIMM DDR3 or DDR3L, up to 16GB
SSD: Any mSATA SSD
GPU: GTX970 with short PCB and Single Slot I/O
 
 
Here in the Netherlands I can build the following system including the kit for around €1550:
CPU: Intel Core i5-4690 Boxed
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B85TN
GPU: Gainward GeForce GTX 970 4GB
RAM: Kingston KVR16S11K2/16 (2x8GB)
SSD: Crucial M550 mSATA 512GB
Wifi: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus Bluetooth
OS: Windows 8.1 64-Bit OEM

I like it allot, although the old design really was a show piece this seems like something I would easily put on my desk

Love sff builds, subbed!

That indeed looks really nice!

How does the paint affect the heat transfer of the heatsinks, or doesn't it really matter with such small heatsinks? And those lightbars look really good!

I wonder if we could get @LinusTech to review this....

From all the things I hear on this forum, Australia sounds really really expensive to me.

How much is your daughter aware that you are building such an amazing computer for her? 
EDIT: I mean that as a child you sometimes not appreciate or get how much your parents are actually doing for you.

This is gearing up to be a awesome build!!

[update 7.2.2015]
 
Everything is finally ready except the aluminum which is still waiting to be etched and brushed. I have already installed the components in to the case to see if it is working and IT IS! I think it is quite awesome to have all of those things powered with only one psu and have them crammed in such a small case
 
Sorry for the pictures not being that beautiful as the thing was running when I took the pics and it isn't placed where it'll permanently be when ready.
 

There is a switch for the second hdd so that it won't run all the time and is safe from some spikes in electric network

POOOOOST Something

Are we gonna see any pictures of the final build?

You're probably right but the longer im looking at the MSI  one the more i'm liking it, and maybe some adventure into spraypainting a heatsink is not that bad

Just to be clear, the case will still have 5 slots.
 
I'm just trying to gauge whether it's worth the time to develop an optional hard drive cage since using it would block off the bottom 3 slots.
 
 
 
Thanks! I took it to a small local LAN last week and it was by far the most powerful rig there but also a fraction the size of anyone else's