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**Disclaimer** - The above pic of the CaseLabs case is not my build. Though it is gorgeous . First post here on the LTT forums (mainstay over at OCN). Thought I'd introduce myself and get to know everyone over here by starting my new build log. This is my first build since 2014 (see my Puff's Punisher S3 Build). I was forced to sell that build shortly after building it due to a sudden move and I've been itching for a new build ever since. Well, today (or in a month when my SMA8 rev. A arrives) is the day. This build will be my daily workstation that focuses on VM's, mining, and a little gaming on the side. So a little bit for everyone. For these purposes I've chosen to build around the Threadripper 1950x and x399 platform. Below is a list of components I've ordered/will be ordering and it will be updated regularly along with images as parts arrive. Feel free to chime in to discuss the physical components or the daily uses for this build as there are many. Links are to where I purchased these items though the prices have changed on some since I purchased them. Workstation Components CaseLabs SMA8 rev. A (White with Black interior) AMD Threadripper 1950x 16-core / 32-thread CPU ASRock x399 Taichi G.Skill TridentZ Series 64GB (16GB x 4) EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 (x2) EVGA SuperNova 1200P Platinum PSU Samsung 960 Pro 512GB WaterCooling The goal of this water loop is to get as silent of cooling as possible. I'll be using ultra low speed fans and doing two loops. Watercool Heatkiller TR2 Nickel CPU Block EK GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 GPU Blocks + Nickel Backplates Hardware Labs SR2 560 (GPU Loop) Hardware Labs SR2 480 (CPU Loop) LAING D5 Strong (x2) + Protium D5 Silver Pump Cover + Protium D5 Polished Acrylic Pump Top Protium Large 250mm Silver Polished Reservoir (x2) Silent Wings 3 Fans AquaComputer Aquaero XT Black/Blue Fan Controller Fittings - TBD (chrome) Tubing - TBD (PETG of some kind) Cooant - TBD Monitor Dell U3818DW 38" Ultrawide 3840x1600 Monitor (yes not a gaming monitor, but then again I game maybe once/twice a month)

Hi guys, I need some measurement from all your CaseLabs case owners. I need to know the thickness of the side panel. Please HELP!

ok so this is the build im WORKING on, far from complete but i want input on if ive made any choices that are simply a complete failure... be as brutal as you want, rather get the truth over people being nice to start... that parts i ALREADY HAVE 6850k msi x99 Titanium OCZ rd400 m.2 nmve 1TB some fans 64GB of the total 128gb i plan to get both titan X pascals 48" led tv all logitech prefs http://pcpartpicker.com/list/6HXH3F i plan to get the caselabs case and mod it for vertical mounted gpus rather then horizontal so i can actually see the waterblocks. (once caselabs resumes orders)

I currently have a S8S, Space is currently becoming an issue (Mainly GPU & Radiators are hitting one another (bending the fins). What would be the best option Grab? Merlin SM8 or Mercury S8? Local store has both in stock currently. *Side Note* I plan to sell my S8S(Not doing S8S to S8 Upgrade method).

Hi guys! First time poster, thank you for having me. This will be a hot rod inspired build utilizing the industrial Caselabs Mercury S5 and matte black tubing with nickel finished fittings and backplates all from EKWB. I've got everything ordered with rush delivery and should begin building and posting photos within the week. Will update as I move forward. Please ask any questions or put up any concerns you might have over this parts list. Best, mDox Imgur Album Update - September 1, 2016 Santa Claus dropped by today with my S5 from Caselabs and the Predator monitor via Acer as well as a few other goodies. I've got tracking information for everything else as of today. Pending any delays, everything else including the EKWB gear from across the planet will be here by Saturday! Posting pics separately below and into the Imgur album linked above. PCPartPicker part list: CPU: Intel Core i7-6850K 3.6GHz 6-Core Processor (Purchased For $609.99) Motherboard: EVGA Micro 2 Micro ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard (Purchased For $179.99) Memory: Corsair Vengeance LED 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory (Purchased For $183.99) Storage: Samsung 950 PRO 512GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive (Purchased For $317.99) Video Card: NVIDIA Titan X (Pascal) 12GB Video Card (2-Way SLI) (Purchased For $1200.00) Video Card: NVIDIA Titan X (Pascal) 12GB Video Card (2-Way SLI) (Purchased For $1200.00) Power Supply: Corsair 1200W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply (Purchased For $309.99) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit (Purchased For $90.00) Monitor: Acer Predator X34 34.0" 100Hz Monitor (Purchased For $1229.00) Keyboard: Corsair STRAFE RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard (Purchased For $139.99) Mouse: Corsair Sabre RGB Wired Optical Mouse (Purchased For $49.99) Headphones: Corsair VOID 7.1 Channel Headset (Purchased For $89.19) Other: EK-Vardar F2-120 (1450rpm) x6 (Purchased For $107.94) Other: Caselabs Mercury S5 (Purchased For $270.00) Other: Silverstone CPF04 1-to-8 PWM Fan Hub (Purchased For $16.99) Other: CableMod C-Series ModFlex (Purchased For $99.99) Other: EK-Supremacy EVO X99 - Full Nickel (Purchased For $84.99) Other: EK-FC Titan X Pascal - Acetal x2 (Purchased For $247.98) Other: EK-FC Titan X Pascal Backplate - Nickel x2 (Purchased For $87.98) Other: EK-ACF Fitting 13/19mm - Nickel x12 (Purchased For $83.88) Other: EK-XRES 140 Revo D5 PWM (incl. pump) (Purchased For $153.99) Other: EK-AF Angled 90° G1/4 Nickel x4 (Purchased For $27.96) Other: EK-CoolStream PE 360 (Triple) (Purchased For $79.99) Other: EK-CoolStream PE 240 (Dual) (Purchased For $61.99) Other: EK-Tube ZMT Matte Black 19,4/12,5mm x4 (Purchased For $37.96) Other: EK-RES X3 - Internal Tube 12/16 40mm (Purchased For $4.99) Other: EK-CSQ Adapter 45° G1/4 Nickel x4 (Purchased For $39.80) Other: EK-FC Terminal DUAL Parallel (Purchased For $20.49) Other: EK-Ekoolant EVO CLEAR (concentrate 100mL) x2 (Purchased For $19.98) Other: EK-RES X3 - Multiport TOP (Purchased For $17.99) Total: $7065.01

Hey guys So im currently in the works for a new PC and i stumpled upon the Caselabs Bullet BH2 or BH4 (not decided yet) i really want to use the Asus 1080 strix GPU and connect the 2 fan connects from the GPU to the 2 front fans on the case. but the case only supports GPU that are 282mm Long with the fans installed in front the 1080 strix is 298mm long. So in order for it to fit i guess i would have to not use the front fans even slim fans wont fit. but i was thinking of putting the fans on the outside of the case with a fan grill on them. what are you guys thought on this or is there a way to make the fans a part of the case but on the outside? Sry for my english as it is not my native language Thanks.

Welcome everybody to my latest log! This one is a remake of a simple build done a few years ago for someone else,this time im remaking it for me,hopefully with none of the facepalm that comes with a sequel! The latest victim is the 'hot from the press' Caselabs BH4,a case designed by Jim and his hardworking team to be a compact case for aircoolers....well...Challenge Accepted as I dont do aircoolers so this build will be a Sli,fully watercooled rig instead. Most of you know,if you cut me in half then the words In Win can clearly be seen like a stick of rock....however,when a case gets my interest then Im going to have to have a go at stamping my style on it,this is one of those cases! First off,lets look at the case. As usual,Caselabs have gone for a thick gauge Alu but opted for a clamshell design rather than the traditional frame and panel design favored by most manufacturers. This saves on weight and materials which is why im guessing Caselabs dont charge the earth for it. Its compact,really compact...however I have a second lower clamshell which will be flipped to make a small rad bay underneath (more on that in the pics). I also went for the dual window option because...who wouldnt?!? Finish is,for now,Caselabs excellent primer finish,I have used this before and found it excellent so I saw no reason not to use it again,thanks to Jim for that as i know its a PITA to change out colours and primers for just one case! Caselabs provide well for storage fiends! 4x 2.5 and 2x 3.5 mounts no less. Board in place... You can see from the pics that I have mounted standoff's to the lower section,this will mount the panel that will hold the rads and the vanity panel on the front. You will probably guess that fitting the GPU's with waterblocks will be hard...well,it is with my choice of cards,the excellent ASUS 980Ti Strix cards,as they are HUGE! Not to worry tho,there will be a form fitting cutout on top to allow the cards and blocks some space. The GPU's,courtesy of ASUS UK! I went for the awesome 908Ti Strix as availability of a second 1080FE to go with the one I have already was next to non existent. Who cares tho when they are as good as this! You can see how tight it is when I did the shakedown... The RAM courtesy of the excellent team at KLEVV,a new sponsor for me and provider of some sexy sophisticated looking RAM,this is their DDR4 CRAS kit....so cool looking! Thanks KLEVV! The motherboard,the awesome X99m WS platform,this was provided by my mate Tom Logan @OC3D,once he found out what I was doing and how much I wanted to use that board,he selflessly offered me his one from his ASUS pron stash!! Good Work that Man!!! And with that gorgeous RAM in situ Its like KLEVV had a picture of that board next to the designers workstation with the memo 'Make it look awesome on that board'.... Watercooling ,as always,comes from the best,EK. Derick was excited to hear of my collaboration with the ever awesome Caselabs so it was not a hard choice to make! As you can see,this will need a post all of its own! PSU's are in the form of dual Corsair SFX series,no ATX will fit in the gap and those GPU's are not on a diet so the back panel will be modded to hold 2 of these,a 600w for the CPU and 1 GPU while the other smaller 450w unit has the second GPU and the ancillary equipment. Im not giving to much away on this yet but you can count on paint,lots of metal cutting and a dirty great res in the front!! Thanks to the teams at Caselabs,ASUS UK,KLEVV,The constantly awesome EK and me old mucker Tom Logan at OC3D for providing me with the support time and again to do what I love. Big kisses guys XX :thumb:

Table of Contents: 1. [History & Build Info] < You Are Here 2. [Videos] 3. [Photos] History: I run the YouTube channel Tech-Know Scope (www.TechKnowScope.tv). Back in October, I upgraded my camera to the GH4, and along with 4K came the 4K struggle. My desktop handled 1080p just fine, impressive for a computer built in 2009. 4K was an entirely different beast. It's difficult to edit because I can barely preview what I'm doing, and the render times are horrendous. (The first build log video for Project Sledgehammer took over 5 hours to render.) Obviously it's time for a new build, and I've been wanting to upgrade for a couple of years now. Now it's a necessity for my channel. My current PC is still valid because it was an all out build back in 2009, and this new one will be even more so. I always say, anything worth doing is worth doing in excess! Introducing Project Sledgehammer: Purpose: 1. 4K Rendering (& Beyond) 2. Other Productivity 3. Gaming Components & Specs: Motherboard: Asus Z10PE-D16 WS CPU: (2x) Intel Xeon E5-2696 V3 CPUs (Haswell 2011-v3) 18 Cores Each Hyper-Threading 45MB of L3 Cache Each 40 PCIe Lanes Each (Fully Supported by Motherboard) RAM: 256GB ECC DDR4 (8 x 32GB) GPU: (2x) Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X in SLI Storage: Samsung 950 Pro NVMe 512GB [Boot] (5x) Samsung 850 Pro 512GB Case: CaseLabs Mercury S8 + Pedestal Cooling: Noctua i4 (x2) & IPPC-3000 PWM Fans (x8) PSU: Corsair AX1500i 1500w Connectivity: (2x) Gigabit Ethernet Bluetooth 4.0 Class 1 [50m Range] Video Capture: Blackmagic Design Intensity Pro 4K (Elgato HD60 Pro was replaced) Peripherals: Monitor: 49" UHD Wasabi Mango UHD490 Keyboard: Corsair K95 RGB Cherry MX Blue Mouse: Logitech MX Master Audio: Focusrite DAC w/ Yamaha HS8 Monitors Sledgehammer | because we're not crunching numbers anymore, WE'RE CRUSHING THEM! --- Short Link: More Photos: http://instagram.TechKnowScope.tv

Hello everyone Last year in June/July I completed my first watercooled build "Clear & Simple" which was a hardline watercooled loop using acrylic in the black/white/monochrome colour scheme. It looked great but was rather "muted" in the style area not to mention the R9 290X which didn't really fit into the rest of the systems specifications. So, I've decided to have another but this time it's going to be a little bit different. For the project the target will be improving the aesthetics to something more colorful and "eye-popping" to help the system stand out, hence the name Deuterium (Nuclear Fusion fuel) :D. As a result the colour scheme for the system is going to be a black, silver/chrome, blue and purple. This build log is going to go more in depth as I have never attempted case modding, acrylic fabrication or cable sleeving so it will be a learning curve. Now, without further ado the hardware: Components CPU: Intel i7 5820K Motherboard: EVGA X99 Micro 2 GPU: Palit NVidia GTX 1080 "Founders Edition" RAM: 32GB of Corsair Vengeance 2400MHz DDR4 SSD: Samsung EVO 850 500GB Fans: EK Vardar F1-120 Cables: Custom Pexon PC Teleios cables Case: Caselabs S5 The loop CPU WB: EK Supremacy EVO Nickel/Plexi GPU WB: EK GTX 1080 Nickel/Plexi with nickel backplate Radiators: XSPC EX360 & EX240 Pump: Laing D5 Reservoir: AquaComputer Aqualis Eco 100ml Tubing: If all goes well, 12/10 Mayhems Glass tubing Fittings: 12/10 EK-HDC Fittings So that is all for now (I have already started working on the case) but I plan to get some updates done very soon Sidenote: No this build is not sponsored but many thanks to Aytex for the header/logo

I am build a system for everyday use and taking to lans it has 6700k and one or two gtx 980ti's depending on the case i go with. I know the SM5 is no longer for sale but i can still buy it. I it to be as small as possible and I'm not sure if i should get the SM5 because it is a fare bit bigger. I have both the gene viii and the impact viii and i will sell the one i dont use. I also think two gpu's may be abit overkill. I will be upgrading to pascal when it comes out so maybe one will be more then enough. If anyone owns either case or have seen them please make a suggestion. Also let me know thoughts on sli vs single performance.

This is my first build log here. It Is going to be a build log inside the Case Labs X2M. I am going to be slightly modding the case, water cooling the system, gold plating parts and doing a custom paint job. Color theme is Black, Grey and Gold. I am aiming for a super quite fast system with a fairly good overclock for gaming and streaming mainly as well as some video editing and rendering. The parts as of now: Case: Case Labs X2M (Aquired) MB: Asus Impact viii ( Aquired ) CPU: Intel 6700k (Aquired) GPU: EVGA Titan X (Aquired) Ram: Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB DDR4 (Aquired) SSD: Intel 750 Series SSD (Aquired) PSU: EVGA T2 1000 (MDPC X Sleeved Cables) (Aquired) CPU Block: Swiftech Apogee HD gold plated limited edition #63 (Aquired) GPU Block: EK-FC Titan X Waterblock - Nickel + Acetal (Aquired) GPU Backplate: EK-FC Titan X Backplate - Black (Aquired) Radiators: Alphacool Nexxxos St30 240 x2 (Aquired) Reservoir: Bitspower D5 Mod/Upgrade kit (Aquired) (Still need to get them gold plated) Pump: Swiftech mcp655 (D5 Pump) (Aquired) Fittings: Bitspower enhance multilink, Custom gold plated (Aquired) Tubing: Bitspower 12mm crystal link (Aquired) Fans: Noctua NF F12 Linus Tech Tips edition x5 (Aquired)

Whats up? I'm just wondering what you guys think about Thermaltake's more recent cases? I'm fine with manufacturers taking ideas from others but I think that what Thermaltake is doing are straight up copies of Fractal's and Caselab's cases. Is this ok? Or no? Tell me what you think, I'd love to hear your answers.

PROJECT: RESURGENCE DESIGNED & BUILT BY EMARQUE™ www.emarque.co Resurgence was the name given to this build which defines as the rise after a long period of time. Throughout this build, you will see the attention to detail and the passion involved as well, how every single detail in this build matters. The main focus on this build is to showcase the amazing Aquacomputer products involved. Liquid cooling made and manufactured in Germany with perfection. Our supportive client was really happy to proceed on this project with us and we will be updating this thread as often as possible after each progress. SPECIFICATIONS - Intel Core i7 5820K - ASUS Republic of Gamers Rampage V Extreme - Corsair Dominator Platinum 16GB ( 4 X 4) DDR4 RAM - Sapphire AMD R9 Fury X 4GB HBM - Sapphire AMD R9 Fury X 4GB HBM - Samsung 950 Pro 512 GB M.2 SSD - Samsung 850 Pro 512 GB SSD - Samsung 850 EVO 1TB SSD - Corsair AX1500i +80 Platinum Fully Modular PSU - CableMod Extension Kit Black/Red - Revoluzion Technologia Sleeved Data Cables Black & Red - Revoluzion Technologia Cable Combs for CPU/MOBO/PCIE - Blood Red Coated - I/O Connectors, Fan & Pump Wires Sleeved using Revoluzion Technologia PET Sleeves LIQUID COOLING PARTS & ACCESSORIES It would just take up too much space so I've placed it in a spoiler. There will be minor changes throughout the duration in this build. In all its glory, CASELABS MAGNUM STH-10 w/accessories and radiator mounting brackets. Will update this in detail later on as well. PARTS ARRIVAL AND COMPONENT INSTALLATION As promised, the beast has arrived. The heart and motherboard for this build, Intel Core i7 5820K and the not so unfamiliar ASUS ROG Rampage V Extreme X99 Motherboard. A closer look at the Intel Core i7 5820K. Putting the heart and brains to the body Close up nudes of the sexy body. I've placed more in a spoiler so that I don't bore you guys who already know how awesome this motherboard looks already. For the memory, we have the Corsair Dominator Platinum 16GB 2666MHz RAM. They come in 4 pieces in the kit. Unboxed those sexy rams. Placed them into the appropriate slots. Nothing hard here. They look good though. Closer look at those RAMs Oh I nearly forgot, the ROG OC panel. We'll be using that later on. The removable motherboard tray makes it even more easier to install the motherboard and PCIE components. A closer look at the removable motherboard tray. Screw holes are all in place. Aligning the motherboard and checking whether the screw holes are accurately in place. Yes, I know I forgot the IO shield but this was just to check. Will update even more later today. Thanks guys.

Hi, Does anybody know of a case with a similar layout to the caselabs s8, with a horizontal motherboard and windows on the sides and even top? Thank you. EDIT: It needs to be ATX, thanks.

Can I mount a recevoir behind front cover window in Mercury s8 by caselabs? And how?

ok so im working on this build that i plan to start ordering in 2016 in parts 1st: case 2nd: MB, cpu, ram, power supply 3rd: all 4 ssds 4th: dual 980ti or something pascal assuming its out by this point 5th: all water cooling parts basicly 1 step per month as ill have about 1500 spare cash per month to spend on parts i will have all 3 a409u monitors by christmas time, i have 1 now and i love it. bought it from amazon for 600 so it was a little more then ebay but makes sure it wont have any dead or stuck pixels below is the planned parts list and a very early stage workings on my custom desk for all this. currently working on how i will have the monitors angled according to my sitting distance and height. i mae models of the a409u as accurate as i can down to the mm going off the monitor i have here. name of this build will be EREBUS (god or darkness) as EVERYTHING will be black including the cooling liquid which will be mayhems x1 oil black ANY THOUGHTS OR ADVICE IS WELCOME... sorry i dont have pics of all the parts like pc part picker has but i will make a detailed pcpartpicker list if requested.

Hi, In December I am going to build a system in a Caselabs SMA8 with 2 16 FPI 480mm and 560mm rads. I am aiming for a red/black color scheme and I am torn between Aerocool DS fans and a Corsair HPE SP120 and Corsair AF140. Any help is greatly appreciated!

It is finally here guys, the Caselabs Nova X2M. If you are a Caselabs fan girl like I am you have probably been waiting for this for a really long time. But if you are wondering why the Nova is such a big deal is because Caselabs is now targeting a more affordable market, starting at just $200 for the most basic model. Of course, expect to customize every single bit of this little case. Hopefully this also means that the rest of the Nova line is coming out soon!

Hi, In December I am going to build a system in a CaseLabs SMA8. I would like it to have a red/black color scheme, and I was wondering what LEDs to buy for the build. Also, I want to buy Corsair SP120s for my 480mm rad and AF140s (I don't like Corsair's LED SP140s) for my 560mm rad, but I have heard bad things about them, what fans would you recommend that fit in my red/black color scheme?

Which one would be better and more worth it for a kick ass loop? Reasons too.

Hey LTT community! (Again) Sorry to mods if this belongs in off topic but it seems quite "On Topic" <3 Who Am I? Hi I'm Harry, I am a Graphic Design/Illustration student in the UK and all round Design nerd! I am currently studying illustration with traditional media so this is a good chance to get back to my roots with vectors! TL;WR Pick a build from the list below that you want to see made into an Illustration, super simple! What is this? Who are you? What is this treachery! This is a a result of this thread and also this Reddit post and the popularity my work has received from the tech community. Basically the following 3 (read 4) builds are all in the running to be made into illustration similar to the ones above BUT with full animated build log included. NZXT H440 "Hornet" Following images are ENORMOUS. Parvum S2.0 "Blue & Yellow"Following images are ENORMOUS. So what are the Builds? Let me show you! Enthoo EVOLV "Ocean" Themes: White with blue highlights, a real focus on showing off water cooling and less about the components. Paltform: Z97 MOBO: Asus Z97 Gryphon Armour Edition (Re-Coloured White) GPU(s): 2x AMD R9 Fury X's with EK-FC R9 Fury X Acetal covers Cooling: Apogee XL in Poly, Hardline tubing, EK HDC Fittings in White, 2x XSPC AX240 in White. Parvum S2.0 "Fire & Ice" Themes: Red and White just like the lord Parvum Intended. Paltform: Z97 MOBO: Maximus VII Gene GPU(s): 2x ASUS R9 390x with EK-FC R9-290X DCII Acetal +Nickel full blocks. Cooling: EK Supremacy EVO White Edition, Hardline tubing, EK HDC Fittings in White, 2x XSPC AX240 in White. CaseLabs Magnum STH10 "GODLIKE" Themes: White, Red, hundreds of fittings and super Aggressive. The ultimate watercooled build. Paltform: X99 MOBO: MSI X99A GODLIKE Gaming (Re-coloured possibly) GPU(s): 4x GTX 980 with Swiftech Komodo-NV-GTX9 Cooling: Apogee XL in Black, Hardline tubing, EK HDC Fittings in White, 2x XSPC AX480 and 1x AX360 in White. Possible RAM cooled as well to fill space. Community Choice Themes: Well you obviously don't like my choices so pick your own! ** Voting will close on the 19th of July ** ​ The List The official list AND order in which request will be done. Do not dispute the list, it is God. Sapphire R9 Fury TRI-X Sapphire R9 280x Tri-X MSI GTX 980 Twin Frozr V Radeon R9 295x2 R9 Fury X R9 Nano This list is the final say, do not dispute or try to queue hop (unless you are a vendor and you have a new card that you want to secretly give me, that would be fine). These will be done at my discretion as they are done for FREE, please remember that! No Longer Taking Requests Common Questions Cut down on Forum spam! These are fake then, huh? Nope, these are 100% my own work and each one is made up of between 100 and 5000 separate shapes all layered up to create the image you see above! Soooo they're traced? Still nope, they are measured before hand and the individual components get made and positioned, this is why there are a few mistakes and differences, this allows me to make them more "artworky" and less technical specs sheet! I have seen these before, did you steal them? If you have seen these before then you either follow my Instagram or are part of the PCMR sub-reddit. I do post their occasionally and I got a reasonable amount of publicity last year for a Parvum (awesome case makers) build that I animated! Can I have these as a wallpaper? Yes of course! All of the images linked here are wallpaper sized (3840x2160) Can you do my build? Potentially! This is why I am asking the LTT community if they're interested in voting on build for me to make, these of course are 100% free and would be entirely decided upon by community feedback. How long does it take you? Depends on the complexity, a single GPU could take an hour while a fully animated build could take 2-3 days of work. When will it be done? If you're willing to pay, I can give you an end date. As I am doing this in my spare time for free, well I can give you a Linus deadline, "In the future sometime." Anything Else? Is he still talking? Nope that's it! Pick a build, peruse my work and maybe drop a request! ~ Harry

Alright so for some reason even thought there a re so many cases on the market right now i still cant seem to find one i like. Most cases fit everything i need but i am having trouble with aesthetics. I'd really like to get a full tower and my price range is around $100-$150 and i would love to get a custom made like MountainMods or CaseLabs which i would be whiling to spend $200 for but that doesn't seem to be enough. The most important things to me are good looks, large nice looking window, must fit e-atx, good quality, bigger the better, and good cable management options.

Hi there I need some help with a server tower I am making for my company's website, and I don't know what exactly to get for the case. The case is a CaseLabs TX10-V case, and I want to the most amount of HDDs as possible and be watercooled. It will be running an i7-5960X processor, 64GB of G.Skill Ripjaws 4 series, a MSI X99 SLI Plus motherboard, a corsair 1500i power supply, and SEAGATE Enterprise 6TB hard drives. If you could please tell me what case customization I should get, what water cooling parts I should get, what case accessories to get, any video cards that would be good for a server tower, good case fans, and any recommendations for parts that are better than the ones that I have listed. Thank you.

Hey guys, I'm planning a new build using the Case Labs STH10 but wanted some advice before purchasing. I'm hoping other uses that have this case that can answer some questions I have. Also I will be using the new X99 chipset. So my first question is if three 140.4 (560mm) radiators can fit in the top of the case ( One on each side and one mounted to the top)? Case labs also offer a 120mm extension if needed. Second question is if there is any builds/pictures of either 140.4 radiators mounted on each side of the top or mounted from the top? STH10 Build Asus Rampage V Extreme x99 Intel 5960x Two GTX 780ti in SLI 64gb Corsair Dominator DDR4 Ram Corsair ax1200i 3x 140.4 radiators Duel REs

So continuing in continuation to this thread, http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/131704-new-case-and-psu/ I left the case for the end and I' currently 652.87$ under my budget, so I can have the case that I want. I'm hesitating between -the Obsidian 900D (awesome clean and professionnal look) -Graphite 760T (once it comes out) -Cm Storm Trooper (love the design) -Aerocool Strike-X air (Odd choice, I know but it's awesome) --> If I get this case, I won't be watercooling it or I'll mod it and watercool it like this case: -Caselabs TH10. Although this case is over my budget, I'm ready to save up the extra hundred buck and buy this case since it's awesome! Continuing my project I'll be watercooling these cases, once I gather up some more money.