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I have start this project a few days and i'm here too share with you guy's i hope you like what i already do and enjoy!

Born to Kill Silverstone Raven RV02 By Hardmodding Team

Hardware:
Case: Silverstone Raven RV02B-W
Cpu: Intel Core i5 750
Motherboard: Asus P7P55D
Mems: Gskill DDR3 PC12800 Ripjaws 4GB
GPU: Sapphire HD4770 512MB -.-"
PSU:Fractal Design Newton R2 800W

Watercooling:

Liquid: Feser One UV Blue
Res.: EK-Multioption 150mm Rev.2
Gpu Block: EK-VGA Supreme - Acetal
Cpu Block: EK-Supreme LT - Acetal
Tubo: Feser 13/10mm - UV light blue, 2,5m
Fittings: Bitspower matt black
Fittings: Bitspower matt black
Fittings: 45º Bitspower matt black

Just to warm up a bit























Note: The orange sleeve is not for this project :p







































Final photos soon :p

That's a great water-loop and amazing cable management! Individual sleeving is so labor-intensive. Are you going to do any mods to the case?

Thanks for the reply!

About the mods to the case i don't think because it's to a customer and he dont wanna change it!

800w power supply
4770
wut

mistype. It was a 5770. Still a lolwut though.

I agree with what Spartacus said, amazing cable management in the case, I also own that case but without the WC so far its been a great case. Funny though how some say its a mid size case and others say its a full tower.

Just a small update sponsored by Mnpctech!

3x 120mm Steampunk Radiator or Fan Grill







Just want to say thank you Bill and Mnpctech by sponsoring us whith one Steampunk rad grill in this project!

More photos incoming today!

A new update time ! Some of the cable are not ready because i will change it, like SATA cables to 90º and some other stuff's incoming to the project ! I hope you like it

Man that is such a sweet rig! And theres nothing wrong with an 800w PSU in that rig. I never understood the reasoning in getting a PSU that just meets the needs of the setup, and no more. I always think having plenty of head room for power is very inportant. Plus you can add things to a certain level and not worry about if you have anough juice for it.

How did you get a sponsorship?

Then again... he could add 20HDDs and 3 more 5770s and a CPU with a higher TDP and still not even come close the full output of the PSU... or he could have saved $100 and gotten a 500W. I don't understand your reasoning really, a 400W with a 5770 is plenty of power. An 1156 system with 2 HDDs and a 5770 pulls about 300W under 100% load. That's a lot of headroom for all the hard drives and fans you can stuff in there. Not another 5770, but move up to a 500W and another 5770 is now well under the output of the PSU.

That case looks amazing. on the cable management on the back side did you just rivet the cable holders?

Just saying there is not a thing wrong with having plenty of headroom with the PSU, it's the single most critical part of a power user or enthusiasts build. You get a high quality one and it will last through several upgrades. You have the extra $ to put into it, no reason not to do it.

It would appear he used hex screws, possibly torx, but look more like hex. I envy this system, the overall artwork that's gone into this project is utterly awesome. I thoroughly applaud you.

soul train always does awesome work.

The cable management in this case is flawless and the sleeving looks great. I would do that to my psu, but My case is windowless

The way all builds should be, if we care about them that much. It's not hard, and is what the workshop is for: Inspiration of what is possible.

The problem is not actually doing it and just watching others do good work. Raise the bar.

That thing looks GREAT! Very nice cable work, wish my case had all those brackets.

Not sure I am a fan of the way the radiator is set up.... seems like you'd want more air getting through it.

Also, don't you want the CPU cooled first? I know it isn't necessarily practical but I would think having two loops would be ideal. One for CPU and one for everything else.

Our very own Chumly has pointed out many times that the fluid in a cooling loop normalizes over time, so it doesn't matter where a certain block is in the loop.

I would like to point out a site for you.

Million Dollar PC

Your's definitely belongs there.