Show Us Your Rig [5]

essenbe said:

Dude said:

kbrady1979 said:

I believe AddRAM has that case, or the black model of that case and he likes it. They look pretty solid to me!

Cool, I'll ask Brian about it. I figured out the H100i wont go in my zalman, but it will in the C70. Plus it looks like an ammo can so being old Army I want it

That's exactly what I thought, but didn't want to say it as it might offend you. But, saying it looks like an ammo can is not derogatory coming from me. It's a compliment. I own quite a few ammo cans. They have many good uses. I even have a couple from back in my Marine Corps days. That makes them quite old, but are still working and in decent shape.

I have learned a lot from you Steve, if you tell me it wont work I will not get offended, that's why I post here and ask

kbrady1979 said:

The OD C70 would look pretty nice with an Asus Z77 Sabertooth in it

Yes it will

I have a couple ammo cans which may have carried M60 ammo at one time, but have held my 5.56 ammo for quite a few years and still have a great seal! Wish I had several of em.

essenbe said:

Kelly, bet mine are older than yours. LOL

I would bet you are right LOL

Dude, I didn't say it won't work. Looking at the pictures, it looks like it will work. I was just saying it looks like an ammo can, which is a compliment coming from me.

essenbe said:

Dude, I didn't say it won't work. Looking at the pictures, it looks like it will work. I was just saying it looks like an ammo can, which is a compliment coming from me.

That is exactly why I like it! When I said tell me if it wont work I meant some other questions I might ask, you have always gave me good advice.

Lady Fitzgerald said:

Sweet! I love how the two color lighting works out. Are the white cable sleeves UV reactive?

Hello Lady F, how are you?
Thank you!
Yes, the white sleeves are suposedly UV reactive, but they look blue.
Maybe they are not UV after all, that´s why they look blue.

Cheers,

J

A Guy said:

Bungee18 said:

So here's the good shots of the final product.
I hope you like it guys, 'cause I could not be any happier!
Thank you Steve and thank you guys for bearing with me.

Cheers!

J

P.S.: Paul, your request is next in line!

Excellent Juan! The blue light on the white cables is striking.

A Guy

Thank you Bill!

J

ganjiry said:

Bungee18 said:

So here's the good shots of the final product.
I hope you like it guys, 'cause I could not be any happier!
Thank you Steve and thank you guys for bearing with me.

Cheers!

J

P.S.: Paul, your request is next in line!

Very nice mate! You've done a great job as always

Britton30 said:

I have two Cougar Vortexes on the way.

Hopefully you get an improvement with them chap. Failling that atleast they didn't break the bank

Hi Ryan! How's everything going friend?

Thanks a lot for your comments and for regularly checking in on our FB page.

I'm glad you like it mate!

Cheers,

J

paulpicks21 said:

Bungee18 said:

So here's the good shots of the final product.
I hope you like it guys, 'cause I could not be any happier!
Thank you Steve and thank you guys for bearing with me.

Cheers!

J

P.S.: Paul, your request is next in line!

Not a bad job there Juan

Thank you Paul, and thanks a lot for your support with our FB page and for becoming our first on-line`international customer! LOL

Fair play to you,

J

Bungee18 said:

Hi Ryan! How's everything going friend?

Thanks a lot for your comments and for regularly checking in on our FB page.

I'm glad you like it mate!

Cheers,

J

All good here thanks chap I hope you're good to?

No worries chap! credit where credits due enit, You're knocking out some very nice rig's

essenbe said:

Great job, Juan. That looks great. I love how you did the Samsung SSD. Outstanding work. Congratulations.

Hi Steve, thanks a lot for you comments and encouragement.

I really appreciate your input and the time you dedicate to reviewing my posts and the way you notice those little details that we are starting to test, as we learn a bit more every day and become a bit bolder and less afraid of messing things up, like the Samsung SSD placement.

You know that this particular build was dedicated to you in appreciation for your guidance, support, encouragement and friendship...
Maybe it didn't turn out as striking and perfect as we would have liked, but it is the best one we did so far and I really like it, and it wouldn't have been possible without you.

Cheers,

J

P.S.: I've been thinking about what you and Tommy said about putting together a tutorial and, after some thought, I decided to go ahead and to start gradually putting together something, maybe a series of vids and specific guides that can later on be compiled as a comprehensive tutorial.
I will start by filming the installation of two HeatKiller X3 Titan LT water blocks next week, and make a tutorial on how to install blocks on graphics cards, which has been the most challenging task we've faced so far. Not that it is extremely difficult or anything like that, but when you barely know what you are doing (like in our case) you are afraid of breaking something at every step of the process and bricking the card, so I think it would be a good one to start with.
What do you think?