Guru3D Rig of the Month - November 2015

#5198681

fantaskarsef

2015-11-30 09:41

Looks really nice, clean build, excellent tubing and cable management. Love it.

#5198715

Fox2232

2015-11-30 10:57

I like the design very much. But...

13. Do you have any future updates planned ? Beside the 512 gb ssd, the only upgrade I have planned is to switch the power supply out for a hx100i, and then throw two titan x in the system to replace the two 980 TI´s.

:bang: Please, just keep money and get Pascal top Card(s).

#5198726

Hughesy

2015-11-30 11:13

That is gorgeous, well done to the person that built it:thumbup:

#5198733

Undying

2015-11-30 11:37

Who dosnt like red builds? hehe... Very nice man.

#5198795

airbud7

2015-11-30 13:19

That is nice, real Nice!....Love the video.

#5199054

Singleton99

2015-11-30 21:23

very impressive indeed , love it , well done and enjoyed the video to , should be a contender for rig of the year .

#5199081

EspHack

2015-11-30 21:50

that video got me hooked

#5199105

MikeMK

2015-11-30 22:40

Awesome build... really love the way you did the tube routing/res on the back - stunning. And I feel your pain on the cabling, I spent hours and hours this summer making my own custom cables, although my "system" is no where near as neat as yours! BTW - I've seen your hexgear cases on a few forums now, and in custompc - really good - I'm actually considering one for my next project which will be some time in the new year.

#5199128

Elder III

2015-11-30 23:21

This might be Rig of the Decade (first 5 years anyway) for me. Great job! 😀

#5199157

Dragondale13

2015-12-01 00:04

Wow! Super awesome build. :thumbup: Love the bracket around the power connectors, so sick.

#5199283

Koniakki

2015-12-01 02:35

Amazing build. That's some real quality modding there. Congrats. :thumbup:

Brilliant use of case as a liquid reservoir, love the idea.

I thought the same as I believe everyone did, but it seems it not. :P Quote from Page 4: "Another thing was the rear watercooling distributing plate. I have gotten a lot of people asking if it is a “reservoir” and it is not really. The system has an internal reservoir, and the rear block serves as a huge piece routing the fluid from one component to another. Instead of having all the tubing on the inside of the case."

#5199411

fantaskarsef

2015-12-01 09:11

Hmm I just noticed pope actually is a professional in casemodding and such things... Does this make his build a professional, or sponsored one?

Besides that, I have my own company with a buddy, and fellow modder Nate George where we design and manufacture PC cases.

So technically he as a pro goes up against hobby builders... hmm.

#5199641

Robbo9999

2015-12-01 15:43

This is probably the best build I have ever seen on Guru3D! I really like how the reservoir is integrated as part of the case, and the build quality looks great. The only negative is the $7000 price tag, but I guess it is a one-off and all custom built - I guess if this design ever went on sale then it would be cheaper.

#5199733

alanm

2015-12-01 18:22

Yep, awesome rig. Work of art.

This might be Rig of the Decade (first 5 years anyway) for me. Great job! 😀

Rig of the decade my vote would go for this: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/guru3d_rig_of_the_month_july_2011,1.html

#5199786

fantaskarsef

2015-12-01 19:33

Yep, awesome rig. Work of art. Rig of the decade my vote would go for this: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/guru3d_rig_of_the_month_july_2011,1.html

Awesome.

#5199829

p0Pe

2015-12-01 20:42

Looks really nice, clean build, excellent tubing and cable management. Love it.

Thanks man! Glad you like it.

I like the design very much. But... :bang: Please, just keep money and get Pascal top Card(s).

I already got the two titan x´s. I know I would not really feel the performance that much, and am still undecided if I will do the upgrade.

That is gorgeous, well done to the person that built it:thumbup:

Thanks!

Who dosnt like red builds? hehe... Very nice man.

Haha, I have never done a personal red build before, so I wanted to give it a try.

That is nice, real Nice!....Love the video.

Thanks man! Have you seen my previous one? You might like that as well:) I cant post links, but just search for project NV on youtube:D

very impressive indeed , love it , well done and enjoyed the video to , should be a contender for rig of the year .

Thanks! One could only hope:)

that video got me hooked

Thanks man! Put a lot of effort into making it:pc1:

Awesome build... really love the way you did the tube routing/res on the back - stunning. And I feel your pain on the cabling, I spent hours and hours this summer making my own custom cables, although my "system" is no where near as neat as yours! BTW - I've seen your hexgear cases on a few forums now, and in custompc - really good - I'm actually considering one for my next project which will be some time in the new year.

Thanks man! I actually first wanted to just do hard tubing on the rear side, but who does not like to overcomplicate things:D I am glad that you like the case. A lot of thought and effort has gone into it:)

This might be Rig of the Decade (first 5 years anyway) for me. Great job! 😀

Haha thanks man! Appreciate it!

Wow! Super awesome build. :thumbup: Love the bracket around the power connectors, so sick.

Thanks man!

Brilliant use of case as a liquid reservoir, love the idea.

Thank you! Actually the rear is only a distributing plate, and does not actually function as a reservoir. That is what the internal reservoir/pump combo is for:)

Amazing build. That's some real quality modding there. Congrats. :thumbup: I thought the same as I believe everyone did, but it seems it not. :P Quote from Page 4: "Another thing was the rear watercooling distributing plate. I have gotten a lot of people asking if it is a “reservoir” and it is not really. The system has an internal reservoir, and the rear block serves as a huge piece routing the fluid from one component to another. Instead of having all the tubing on the inside of the case."

Correct:)

Hmm I just noticed pope actually is a professional in casemodding and such things... Does this make his build a professional, or sponsored one? So technically he as a pro goes up against hobby builders... hmm.

Thanks!

This is probably the best build I have ever seen on Guru3D! I really like how the reservoir is integrated as part of the case, and the build quality looks great. The only negative is the $7000 price tag, but I guess it is a one-off and all custom built - I guess if this design ever went on sale then it would be cheaper.

Yeah, making one off parts are quite costly, and mainly why it has such a high price tag. Should you just want the components I think it is around 4/5000$

Yep, awesome rig. Work of art. Rig of the decade my vote would go for this:

Thanks man! Yeah, Peter´s L3P desk is a one of a kind.

#5200626

CrazY_Milojko

2015-12-02 21:56

Impressive, very inspiring build, clean look, enjoyed watching the video. This year my vote for ROTY goes to this for sure.

#5200786

fantaskarsef

2015-12-03 07:45

Hmm I just noticed pope actually is a professional in casemodding and such things... Does this make his build a professional, or sponsored one? So technically he as a pro goes up against hobby builders... hmm.

Thanks!

Obviously you didn't get what I mean, but still a nice build.

#5201341

p0Pe

2015-12-04 12:49

Obviously you didn't get what I mean, but still a nice build.

I understood what you meant. But I do not think it has any relevance. When do you go from being a hobby builder to be a pro builder? To have something as a profession requires you to earn your living from it (at least this is the definition from various dictionaries). I, like most other people, mod because I think it is fun. I made the mod in my free time, by myself, for myself, so why should I not go up against other people, who make their mods in their free time by themself? Regarding sponsored parts, I like to think that people does not think this is a cool mod because of expensive parts, but because of the looks. I could have put a 2500K and two gtx 580 cards in there, and have the exact same look.