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12-10-2007, 02:29 PM
CyberDruid

The pictures are perfect. I want to see more details. Pop the other side please :)
12-10-2007, 02:32 PM
Zeus

Everybody must be blinded by the beauty of this "murdercase" that noone sees it has the fuZion mounted upside down.

Other than that, it's a frikkin piece of art. :up:
12-10-2007, 02:40 PM
Spawne32

that is the sexiest thing i have ever seen, minus that 680i board.
12-10-2007, 02:45 PM
CyberDruid

I like that faceplate.
12-10-2007, 04:19 PM
marauder16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeus

Everybody must be blinded by the beauty of this "murdercase" that noone sees it has the fuZion mounted upside down.

Other than that, it's a frikkin piece of art. :up:

it doesn't matter if it is bled properly ;)
12-10-2007, 04:23 PM
funkflix

Just awesome SiNiSon! :up: :eek:
12-10-2007, 04:32 PM
darkorb

sinison that looks absolutely amazing. and ontop of that, u deff no how to take some photos!!

bookmarked your pics man, that is :banana::banana::banana::banana:ign AWESOME!!!
12-10-2007, 04:46 PM
disruptfam

yeah man is that photoshopped??
12-10-2007, 07:06 PM
Dooglas

How long did it take to make the murderbox? You should sell those cases, they are beautiful.
12-10-2007, 07:10 PM
cegras

I'm most interested in that panel you've got going there - what's the make and what can it do?
12-10-2007, 08:42 PM
DShankar

:shocked: Is there any more info on the Murderbox? Is it a custom case? Or a Lian-Li mod? Anything? I'm dying in my own dr00l man! :D
12-10-2007, 08:52 PM
SiNiSon

Quote:

Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown

i'd say he did them himself.

That is correct.... hand sleeved.

We are working on some more pics (dark ones to show the UV) and the website will go up soon.. there is no photoshop work outside of cleaning noise and color correction. The picture are just taken with a Nikon d70s with a 28mm lens and one soft light.. the computer sits on a table with a seamless back taped to the wall... thats what makes it look so clean.. its just a very nice piece of wallpaper really :)

We basically wanted to take what is a great very high-quality stock case and make is something unique and special. There are a lot of small details that I knew only this community could appreciate or even see. I have been a long time lurker and as someone who has taken a lot of great tips from this forum I was excited to show the finished product off before the site and public get to see them.

There is quite a bit of custom fab work the for the front plate and so on (the top little round detail at the top of the front plate acts as a touch button to open the CD tray)

Hard drive cooling... there are 3 drives mounted vertically under the DVD with a low speed 120mm fan on top.. there is one 120mm fan in the top grate we have done everything to kill the machine while keeping it as quiet as possible under extreme loads. We have had no issues with flow rates or temps with the loop configured like this.

The screen is a Matrix Orbital USB item. We have it set up to rotate thru system vitals (FPS, all temps for CPU,GPU,Disks etc.. drive usage,Clock speeds)
http://www.matrixorbital.com/

Currently it has a 6600@3.2 and a 8800 Ultra OC'd a bit. (praying for an Extreme price drop soon :) )

The case can be configured with the MB on either side depending one how you like it, I prefer this way as its unique and opens the case up quite alot visually.. (the flipped is the much more difficult configuration :eek: )

Assembly is not that bad, the hardest part is being methodical and slow with all the anodized items. The R&D to get this case from stock to this has been a long and grueling process.. the rigs eventually will be built for some locals here basically as custom built top of the line type rigs.. its the start of a small business for a friend and me, and we have put a great deal of time and effort into it to get it to this point..

Oh and in the shot of the Matrix screen you can spot some of the lighting.. the case has full UV lighting but its all pretty hidden..

I think every case in the post is great.. modding is a very fun and personal thing.. there are some pretty crazy and great rigs here..
12-10-2007, 09:20 PM
Patriote

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~aoe~

@Patriote

It was seeing your avatar of your case on these forums that triggered my decision to attempt water cooling. This has now become an addiction.

You have a lot to answer for :rofl:

Thank you :) If you have any questions, you can PM me. It'll be a pleasure to answer them. When i get time :rolleye: Heh

PS: Mountainmod.com for those cube cases.
12-11-2007, 01:55 AM
adidassler

@sinison

what coolant are you using?
12-11-2007, 05:39 AM
CyberDruid

Quote:

Originally Posted by SiNiSon

That is correct.... hand sleeved.

We are working on some more pics (dark ones to show the UV) and the website will go up soon.. there is no photoshop work outside of cleaning noise and color correction. The picture are just taken with a Nikon d70s with a 28mm lens and one soft light.. the computer sits on a table with a seamless back taped to the wall... thats what makes it look so clean.. its just a very nice piece of wallpaper really :)

We basically wanted to take what is a great very high-quality stock case and make is something unique and special. There are a lot of small details that I knew only this community could appreciate or even see. I have been a long time lurker and as someone who has taken a lot of great tips from this forum I was excited to show the finished product off before the site and public get to see them.

There is quite a bit of custom fab work the for the front plate and so on (the top little round detail at the top of the front plate acts as a touch button to open the CD tray)

Hard drive cooling... there are 3 drives mounted vertically under the DVD with a low speed 120mm fan on top.. there is one 120mm fan in the top grate we have done everything to kill the machine while keeping it as quiet as possible under extreme loads. We have had no issues with flow rates or temps with the loop configured like this.

The screen is a Matrix Orbital USB item. We have it set up to rotate thru system vitals (FPS, all temps for CPU,GPU,Disks etc.. drive usage,Clock speeds)
http://www.matrixorbital.com/

Currently it has a 6600@3.2 and a 8800 Ultra OC'd a bit. (praying for an Extreme price drop soon :) )

The case can be configured with the MB on either side depending one how you like it, I prefer this way as its unique and opens the case up quite alot visually.. (the flipped is the much more difficult configuration :eek: )

Assembly is not that bad, the hardest part is being methodical and slow with all the anodized items. The R&D to get this case from stock to this has been a long and grueling process.. the rigs eventually will be built for some locals here basically as custom built top of the line type rigs.. its the start of a small business for a friend and me, and we have put a great deal of time and effort into it to get it to this point..

Oh and in the shot of the Matrix screen you can spot some of the lighting.. the case has full UV lighting but its all pretty hidden..

I think every case in the post is great.. modding is a very fun and personal thing.. there are some pretty crazy and great rigs here..

Great Post!

That's exactly what I was curious about. Man you slipped that UV lighting right past me...I still don't see it: WIZARDRY! And the HDD Cooling: Brilliant

Thanks for confirming the display..I thought it might have been a Matrix...

Again: impressed me immensely.

I must step up my game!
12-11-2007, 06:09 AM
emoners

Quote:

Originally Posted by SiNiSon

That is correct.... hand sleeved.

We are working on some more pics (dark ones to show the UV) and the website will go up soon.. there is no photoshop work outside of cleaning noise and color correction. The picture are just taken with a Nikon d70s with a 28mm lens and one soft light.. the computer sits on a table with a seamless back taped to the wall... thats what makes it look so clean.. its just a very nice piece of wallpaper really :)

We basically wanted to take what is a great very high-quality stock case and make is something unique and special. There are a lot of small details that I knew only this community could appreciate or even see. I have been a long time lurker and as someone who has taken a lot of great tips from this forum I was excited to show the finished product off before the site and public get to see them.

There is quite a bit of custom fab work the for the front plate and so on (the top little round detail at the top of the front plate acts as a touch button to open the CD tray)

Hard drive cooling... there are 3 drives mounted vertically under the DVD with a low speed 120mm fan on top.. there is one 120mm fan in the top grate we have done everything to kill the machine while keeping it as quiet as possible under extreme loads. We have had no issues with flow rates or temps with the loop configured like this.

The screen is a Matrix Orbital USB item. We have it set up to rotate thru system vitals (FPS, all temps for CPU,GPU,Disks etc.. drive usage,Clock speeds)
http://www.matrixorbital.com/

Currently it has a 6600@3.2 and a 8800 Ultra OC'd a bit. (praying for an Extreme price drop soon :) )

The case can be configured with the MB on either side depending one how you like it, I prefer this way as its unique and opens the case up quite alot visually.. (the flipped is the much more difficult configuration :eek: )

Assembly is not that bad, the hardest part is being methodical and slow with all the anodized items. The R&D to get this case from stock to this has been a long and grueling process.. the rigs eventually will be built for some locals here basically as custom built top of the line type rigs.. its the start of a small business for a friend and me, and we have put a great deal of time and effort into it to get it to this point..

Oh and in the shot of the Matrix screen you can spot some of the lighting.. the case has full UV lighting but its all pretty hidden..

I think every case in the post is great.. modding is a very fun and personal thing.. there are some pretty crazy and great rigs here..

more pics!:D
12-11-2007, 06:30 AM
dnb#

Quote:

Originally Posted by SiNiSon

...
The screen is a Matrix Orbital USB item. We have it set up to rotate thru system vitals (FPS, all temps for CPU,GPU,Disks etc.. drive usage,Clock speeds)
http://www.matrixorbital.com/...

I checked the matrixorb website, and I definately want one of those, but can you tell me which vfd/lcd you have? and is it as simple as just plug the usb?
Or do you have to solder stuff? Does it comes with software for the lcd or are there software apps on the i-net you used?

I really like to know all about those lcd's!

Can you send me a pm or something?

Thanks in advance KING/GENERAL/MASTER Sinison :)
12-11-2007, 07:19 AM
~aoe~

Quote:

Originally Posted by ka lok

Just changed the colour of me waters!

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1197321940

That's actually quite good for red. Certainly not the pink we're used to seeing :p:

What colourant did you use?
12-11-2007, 08:01 AM
adidassler

@dnb#

hey mate, how are you? you know im having a hard time getting the Tec Protect UV Blue from USA, any other options? would you help me get one? i can send money for you to buy me one including the shipping... i really want to have one... Thanks
12-11-2007, 08:15 AM
Xilikon

Quote:

Originally Posted by dnb#

I checked the matrixorb website, and I definately want one of those, but can you tell me which vfd/lcd you have? and is it as simple as just plug the usb?
Or do you have to solder stuff? Does it comes with software for the lcd or are there software apps on the i-net you used?

I really like to know all about those lcd's!

Can you send me a pm or something?

Thanks in advance KING/GENERAL/MASTER Sinison :)

Look like a http://www.matrixorbital.com/product...character-vfds for me but with a different color (I was unable to find the right colored one on the site). It plug with a usb cable and you control it via software (LCDC I think).

It's pretty easy to setup :)
12-11-2007, 08:46 AM
ka lok

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~aoe~

That's actually quite good for red. Certainly not the pink we're used to seeing :p:

What colourant did you use?

Hi there, I actually cheated sort of... used food colouring coz i just couldnt find a red dye. Tried dtek uv fire red and it turned pink on me.

Was contemplating using fluid xp blood red but apparently it leaves solid residue and costs £27.99 here in UK :shocked:.

I know food dye will possibly leave residue but at least I only paid 22p for it!!

I think someone mentioned that all dyes will become soild after a while, (Might have been Marci from my recollection) please correct me if Im wrong
12-11-2007, 09:31 AM
kinghong1970

i think i'm going to stop by and pick up a pack of KoolAid... :D
12-11-2007, 09:47 AM
SiNiSon

A shot from the back... ill post more after we do the UV shots..
12-11-2007, 10:09 AM
rsmaverick

good god. The rear is cleaner then most of normals cases front side.
12-11-2007, 10:43 AM
Walternowi

SiNiSon,

I am speechless :clap::clap::clap:

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