Concept Inspired by Singularity Spectre

[Nardella]

So, I just saw the Singularity Spectre and thought something like:

"They did not do the concept justice, it could be so much cooler!"

So I whipped this up in sketchup to explain what I wish they would do! Hopefully someone builds something like this and takes wonderful pictures! I like how the coolant lines look like circuit board traces, totally unintentional.

Building such a case and assembling such a system would be quite a challenge, but would most certainly be worth it! I didn't put in a rad, res, pump PSU, storage or rest of case because their presence was unnecessary to explain my concept. Credit for models in one of the attached images.

 

https://imgur.com/a/OPXFp

[W-L]

9 minutes ago, Nardella said:

So, I just saw the Singularity Spectre and thought something like:

"They did not do the concept justice, it could be so much cooler!"

So I whipped this up in sketchup to explain what I wish they would do! Hopefully someone builds something like this and takes wonderful pictures! I like how the coolant lines look like circuit board traces, totally unintentional.

Building such a case and assembling such a system would be quite a challenge, but would most certainly be worth it! I didn't put in a rad, res, pump PSU, storage or rest of case because their presence was unnecessary to explain my concept. Credit for models in one of the attached images.

 

https://imgur.com/a/OPXFp

Like this, Hans has done a few designs like this making basically a custom fit interconnect for all the fluid paths. 

 

[Nardella]

11 minutes ago, W-L said:

Like this, Hans has done a few designs like this making basically a custom fit interconnect for all the fluid paths. 

 

Now I don't know which would look better, Hans idea or mine! Thanks for sharing, Hans made something amazing!

[micash41]

in yours is the channels in the side panel/window of the case? because while unpractical anytime something needs to be fixed i think that would be dope af and theres probabably a way to do it somewhat practically. I think that would be a really good prototype case to match my idea of a completely wireless case(aka shrouding all wires from the view) so all you see is hardware and water cooling

[Nardella]

7 hours ago, micash41 said:

in yours is the channels in the side panel/window of the case? because while unpractical anytime something needs to be fixed i think that would be dope af and theres probabably a way to do it somewhat practically. I think that would be a really good prototype case to match my idea of a completely wireless case(aka shrouding all wires from the view) so all you see is hardware and water cooling

Yes, that's exactly the concept.

[Tech22]

On 3/7/2018 at 10:35 PM, micash41 said:

in yours is the channels in the side panel/window of the case? because while unpractical anytime something needs to be fixed i think that would be dope af and theres probabably a way to do it somewhat practically. I think that would be a really good prototype case to match my idea of a completely wireless case(aka shrouding all wires from the view) so all you see is hardware and water cooling

It sits directly the window side panel. Also, please don't use the Phanteks GPU blocks nor any Thermaltake watercooling components; they both suck and you can get better for cheaper.