Fuck the PC, what camera did you use! Those pictures are sick.

The never blocks atleast have standoffs. I remember the 4xx blocks and even some of the early model 5xx didn't have the standoffs. Which made applying thermal pads even harder...

Revised components

Main components
Silverstone Temjin TJ11 ✔
ASUS Maximus IV Extreme Z ✔
Intel Core i7 2600K ✔
OCZ Vertex 3 240GB SSD Max IOPS x 2 ✔
Corsair Dominator GT 2133 16GB ✔
Strider 1200W Gold Evolution ST1200G ✔
EVGA GeForce GTX 680 2GB ✔
4-Pin Power Distribution PCB - 4 x 3-pin + 4 x 2-pin Block ✔
Alchemy Connect 60cm White LED Strip ✔

Watercooling components
EK-Supreme HF Acetal+EN Nickel ✔
EK Full Cover VGA Block EK-FC680 GTX Acetal+EN Nickel ✔
Black Ice GTX 560 Radiator ✔
Koolance PMP-450S 12/24V Water Pump ✔
EK-Multioption RES X2 - 150 Advanced ✔
EK-Multioption RES X2 - 250 Advanced ✔
Bitspower D5 Mod Top V2 Acetal ✔
Scythe 120mm Gentle Typhoon 1850RPM Fan x 5 ✔
Bitspower 12mm Multi-Link fittings ✔
EK-FC680 GTX Backplate ✔
Bitspower Plastic Fan Adapter 140mm to 120mm x 4 ✔
Indigo Xtreme ✔

Custom components
12.0mm Hard Copper straight pipe ✔
sLIGHT white midplate ✔
sLIGHT white/ RGB controller SSD rack
Sleeve PSU modular cables, MDPC black sleeve ✔
Painting Typhoon's matte black ✔
Sleeving internals and fans ✔
Polishing motherboard capacitors
Custom stickers (RAM, SSD)
Replace all screws and clips with black MDPC hex
Cable routing and installation
Fabricate copper pipe loop
Mod original midplate to allow clearance for sLIGHT ✔

Rework
Paint new Typhoon fan - old one had broken fins
Re-sleeve bad wires 24 pin
Considering using the Acetal 680 block over the Plexi

Today i'll be finishing off my Typhoon fans and mounting them to the radiator, after i can mock up the bottom compartment with the radiator and pump.
Need a solution for the vibration that will inevitably be caused by teh copper pipes and the d5 pump, worst case scenario normal tubing will be used in the bottom compartment, although rubber screws may be an option for mounting the pump.

sLIGHT needs to be glued and pass through holes need to be drilled, still require the correct drill-bit.
Decided to use only the single reservoir for this build, the extra tank meant extra bending for the copper pipe, something i already lacking confidence in.
Considering fabricating a 24PIN + 8PIN PSU plate to allow a fully 1:1 Cable Curl.

This post was edited by Battleship on Jun 1 2012 05:45pm

sLIGHT is finished
I'll upload photos as soon as i get the Dremel on my HDD bay so i can mount it.
Looks fantastic.

Case is so bare, need cables and need my copper pipe!
The plan is the drill 4 holes into the light panel to allow for the copper pipe to run into the bottom compartment.





Pretty average photos, and sorry about not cleaning the dust, everything has been sitting around for a while.

This post was edited by Battleship on Jun 3 2012 03:03am

get a tripod and take the pictures right side up


/e Unless ofc, u got one of those weirdo cases...with the rear I/O connection on top of case


/ee Great resolution tho

This post was edited by ghot on Jun 3 2012 04:04am

Tj11 has the io at the top

Just messing around bro....at least get some background or something to give ur pics some visual orientation....while they ARE artsy looking....they ARE hard on the eyes


/e Can't wait to see the finished product ^^

This post was edited by ghot on Jun 3 2012 04:38am

Hard on the eyes

They're disorienting and poorly lit, also a bit blurry.