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[Project Log] "eNVy" - Custom 1-Off Parvum, 5960x, GTX 980s
- Thread starter MunneY
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- #43
Thank ya! I'm having some custom labels made to make everything match. I can't wait to see the reservoir filled, I feel like a kid before Christmas. I'm probably not going to wind up using the aurora because I feel like its going to get hung in the reservoir. I've worked with Mick from Mayhems on it.
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- Jun 13, 2003
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- Lebanon, PA
Beautiful build.
Thank ya! I'm having some custom labels made to make everything match. I can't wait to see the reservoir filled, I feel like a kid before Christmas. I'm probably not going to wind up using the aurora because I feel like its going to get hung in the reservoir. I've worked with Mick from Mayhems on it.
That kinda sucks, I was tryin to picture that affect it has spread nicely across the res you so beautifully put in there, that hazing affect would of looked awesome I think, but for a system you plan on keeping and using, I don't blame you for being cautious.
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- #46
Thank ya!
Yeah I might still do it for the "wow" factor when the build is done and switch back over after I shoot pictures and video, but I'm not sure. I have everything to do it both ways!
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- #47
Alright, I've stalled this enough as it is. I'll get some more pictures of it with my setup this week, once my new monitor shows up! I didn't get EVERYTHING I wanted in here, and had to make a few compromises but this build is still everything I hoped it'd be!
I really want to thank you guys for sticking this out and supporting the build. This has been a LONG LONG LONG 10 months, from conception to now. I am thrilled with the outcome and honestly, without my sponsors none of this would have been possible. Thank you again to Justin and Shaun from Parvum, Jacob and EVGA, Joseph and everyone at Corsair, Mick From Mayhems for the coolant, Bitspower and Dazmode, as well as my friend Eric or xD3aDPooLx for the sleeve-job!
Now, on to what everyone here cares about... some Glamour shots. I'll get a video done ASAP as well, just need to get everything done in my office :-D
I GIVE TO YOU.... "eNVy"
I really want to thank you guys for sticking this out and supporting the build. This has been a LONG LONG LONG 10 months, from conception to now. I am thrilled with the outcome and honestly, without my sponsors none of this would have been possible. Thank you again to Justin and Shaun from Parvum, Jacob and EVGA, Joseph and everyone at Corsair, Mick From Mayhems for the coolant, Bitspower and Dazmode, as well as my friend Eric or xD3aDPooLx for the sleeve-job!
Now, on to what everyone here cares about... some Glamour shots. I'll get a video done ASAP as well, just need to get everything done in my office :-D
I GIVE TO YOU.... "eNVy"
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- Jun 13, 2003
- Location
- Lebanon, PA
Beautiful Job!
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- #49
Thank ya. It definitely took long enough with some of the issues that I ran into, but it was definitely worth the wait for me.
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- #52
Thanks guys. I'll get some actual setup pics and indoor shots in the next day or so! Waiting on my new monitor to show up.
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- #53
Figured I'd show you guys how I wound up with my setup.... Thanks for all the support!
As you can see I've added an External 480mm Monster to the loops to help with temps even more so! Grabbed some Koolance QDC4's and set it running via the internal fan splitter with the help of some extensions.
Here is a video of the setup on my channel if you want to watch that!
As you can see I've added an External 480mm Monster to the loops to help with temps even more so! Grabbed some Koolance QDC4's and set it running via the internal fan splitter with the help of some extensions.
Here is a video of the setup on my channel if you want to watch that!
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- #57
Looks awesome chilling up on your desk
Thank ya. I like to be able to look at it... its the first time I've built a PC and been like.. Yup, did it all right.
