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I've watched all the Computex videos, too bad we didn't get too many views, but amazing that WD is still honoring it!

Now they need to make liquid nitrogen cooled phones.
And full radiator support on my phone case please.

Source 210: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/nzxt-case-cas21w2b1
 
MSI-TC: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-case-tc128
 
Antec 600 (Just Whoa): http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/antec-case-sixhundred
 
Tempest 410: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/nzxt-case-t410e001
 
Phantom 410: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/nzxt-case-caph410b1
 
350D: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-cc9011028ww
 
Edited the links since I found out you're in Canada*

I do this quite often, even as a PC gamer because of stupid Canadian data caps.

I do this quite often, even as a PC gamer because of stupid Canadian data caps.

Woodysgamertag
IncredibleOrb
Guude
AvidyaZen
Mhykol
KurtJMac
Coestar(so sad that he left)
PauseUnpause

Woodysgamertag
IncredibleOrb
Guude
AvidyaZen
Mhykol
KurtJMac
Coestar(so sad that he left)
PauseUnpause

I also hate when people say megabytes per second instead of megabits per second referring to internet speed. Guys, mbps means means megabits per second not megabytes a second.

Hehehe, I think this is called Women's Logic  :D

Specs:
Switch 810 (spray painted mesh & carbon fiber di-noc'd front) SP120's everywhere and 1 AF120's silent editions with voltage reducer on them all!
3770K stock for now
MSI 7950 950 core, 1521 memory 
4x4 GB Avexir ram (1600mhz)
OCZ vector 128gb
WD green 1TB
AX 750 fully custom sleeving
NZXT 2m LED strip
MSI Z-77 Mpower
 
XSPC RX 360 rad
Hardware Labs Ice GTX-lite 240 rad 
XSPC raystorm CPU block with aluminum bracket
EK-FC7950 - Acetal+EN (Nickel) GPU block
EK backplate
XSPC X20 750 pump/res
Mayhems pastel sunset yellow
 
 
Koolance fittings G1/4 
Tubing is XSPC 1/2 ID 3/4 OD
When I built it I chose the motherboard first then built everything around it, next upgrade is probably going to be a sound card
This is my first water cooled pc, second rig I built :D
 
Sleeving, costed a lot, hurt my fingers too (these AX power supplies do not like being messed with *true story*)

 
Front shot, mind the horrible CD drive, It was removed anyways  :)

 
Looking good, this was before I installed the water cooling (it looked like this for 2 months while I saved my pennies)

 
The fans in the front, why not AF you ask, well I thought that the SPs will be pulling more from the tight front of the 810

 
This is where my SSD lives, (why not installed in the disk tray you ask? well I wasn't going to use it but then I bought a HDD to and didn't bother moving the ssd)

 
The 7950 block looking good, horrible picture (sorry) did I mention that it was a B-grade card? 

 
Before coolant

 
Finished PC (so far)

 
 
What I would have done differently: 
I would use a more dense led strip the NZXT is overshadowed especially at the top where the rad absorbs most of the light
 
My temps are under max stress I get 50-55C on the CPU, GPU max temps are 49C
idle is 30 CPU, 29 GPU
 
What are your thoughts? 
I'll be glad to answer any questions BTW, I still don't have a name for my PC I would love it if you guys would give me some ideas :)

Here's another one... 
 

I have a Corsair H70.
 
 
How easy was it to mount? - I haven't had an aftermarket air cooler. The instruction manual that came with the H70 wasn't very descriptive, but I got it figured out. Were you impressed? - Even with a non-SP NZXT fan in pull, it produced much better temps. There is a lot of talk of overclocking with AIOs. Did you do it? Was it easy? - I could only reach ~4GHz, but that's really just my overclocking inexperience and Thuban processors. The temps weren't the issue. How did you decide which AIO unit you bought? - I wanted to buy an aftermarket cooler, so I went to Canada Computers and they had the H70 CORE (no fans come with it) for $50, so I picked it up. Any small issues that you wouldn't usually mention with your AIO cooler? - I wish the tubes on the H70 weren't the rippled kind, I wish they were smooth like the H80i. Would you recommend it for the price to other people? - If you can pick up the CORE version for under $50, I'd get it. Otherwise, no. Any tips for people buying your model of AIO cooler? - Look carefully for the mounting diagram in the manual. Was hidden away really well.