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    Project - Poseidon

    Hey guys!

    Back again, got a build for a guy on the other side of the island This is a build which will have no compromise!

    Parts -

    Intel Core i7 930
    ASUS P6X58D Premium Motherboard
    G.Skill PI Series 1600
    Sapphire HD5870x2
    Samsung 1TB F3
    G.Skill Falcon II 64gb (or Intel)
    Corsair HX1000watt
    DVD Burner/Reader
    Moutain Mods Pinnacle 24

    EK Supreme HF
    EK Full Cover 5970
    Swiftech MCP355
    Swiftech MCP355
    EK DCC Rev2
    EK DCC Rev2
    Iandh 225mm
    Iandh 225mm
    XSPC RX 360
    XSPC RX 360
    Gentle Typhoon 1150
    Bitspower Black fittings
    Here is the case No wonder it was $180 to ship, it's freaking HUGE! And.... it's not even assembled :\ How's this packing though which was shipped in <12hours from payment.

    The Pinnacle 24

    (Sorry for the crap pictures, it's raining outside but I insisted I'd get an update out ASAP)

    Big mutha.



    Box inside a box!



    Lots of packaging!









    My favourite thing to clean up!



    Bottom



    Bag of goodies



    Looks like this is a HD converter or something? NO idea about the acrylic pieces.



    Supports -



    Front and back!



    5.25" bay



    Side #1



    Top



    Big window



    ATX tray



    Any my favourite part, cleaning up!



    More soon, got to assemble it first, unpacking took nearly an hour!! So much cling wrap (which is good)

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    Just got mine to day as well. Mine was packed just as well. The acrylic pieces are the feet to the case. These are nice cases. Good luck and have fun with the build.

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    Back again

    ALL PARTS will be ordered earlier than expected, they'll be ordered this week and hopefully I'll have EVERYTHING required for this build no later than the 26th of April So expect some MAJOR updates soon.

    Case has been together for a few days now, it's just been raining and crappy weather overall so I haven't had a chance to take any pictures until today!

    Sorry about the background! I'm yet to find a good white backdrop which I can use for a FULL case.








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    Wellcome to the MM club mate will be following your build

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    Haha I love the amount of Wrap they Put on their Parts, i sware it took me hours to remove it all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by soxism View Post
    Haha I love the amount of Wrap they Put on their Parts, i sware it took me hours to remove it all!
    Me to i swear i have enough plastic wrap for 100 years worth of left overs all by unpacking my MM case. LOL

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    Is that the whole case? or is there like a big mofo of a bottom compartment or something coming.
    Damn basic design that you pay through the nose for ay.

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    Only trouble i had was a small scratch on the front panel,no worries though as im getting the case powdercoated soon.
    Here it is just above the left power button.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clone38 View Post
    Only trouble i had was a small scratch on the front panel,no worries though as im getting the case powdercoated soon.
    Here it is just above the left power button.
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ne38/009-1.jpg
    Yeah, did you get that drive bay cover or did you use it from an older build?


    @ Ono, yeah, it's the case, so simple and doesn't have heaps of "extra" crap. The case is ONLY $290US (Around $350AUD) and the Corsair Obsidian (which didn't have enough room) is $400 over here

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    I got 3 drive bays covers incase i had to mod anything i put in the front,knowing me if i hadnt i would of need them
    Cracking case the only thing my computer parts look lost inside

    Any updates yet mate?

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    Update TIME!!

    Lets get this show on the road! I have mostly everything now, apart from most of the liquid cooling parts which will be here next week/this week!

    It's time to get going!!




    Lots of packaging



    Inside the sleeving, I don't think Nils realized "footy" over here is AFL



    The fun part!



    Lots of goodies



    The mothership





    EK Blocks and 5870's, a third friend may be here soon



    RAM



    The storage HD, the Intel SSD is on its way!



    Some goodies



    Bitspower station to run the fans




    XSPC RX 360's



    That's all for now,

    thanks for watching

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    Wow, as a fan of your earlier builds I'm eager to see what you can accomplish with this case! Good luck and have fun

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    Yes, this is going to be a nice build... Oooo and I love your tile floor....
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    Thanks guys ^^

    Back again!

    Bitspower order arrived, lots and lots of fittings! All I need now is one final order which has been cleared by customs and will be here Tuesday (Monday is a public holiday) so not long!!!





    Multi-slot fittings, why so many? You'll see!



    This is what they go into, a fitting with 2 orings inside





    The colour scheme



    Now, this will be a PSU box which will fit nice and snug over the PSU, while allowing the PSU fan to suck in air and push it out. The box will also be great to put in the bitspower X Station, more in this later




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    sub'd.......again

    cant wait to see where this one goes dingdong
    • Silverstone FT-01B
    • Corsair HX620
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    • AMD X2 6400+ BE w/ Thermalright Ultima 90 @ 3.2
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    • 2 x 1 GB Corsair XMS2 Dominator(4-4-4-12)
    • BFG Tech 9800GTX(stock cooling for now)
    • 2 - 250GB Seagate SATA

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    So... many... fittings. (Hope it fits :P )
    Signatures make my posts look huge... but I'm not humble enough to completely remove my signature, so I kept this note explaining it.

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    looking forward for it

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    very interesting setup. definitely has great potential though.
    • Silverstone FT-01B
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    • DFI LanParty DK 790FX-M2RS
    • AMD X2 6400+ BE w/ Thermalright Ultima 90 @ 3.2
    • 2 x 1 GB G.Skill DDR800(4-4-4-12)
    • 2 x 1 GB Corsair XMS2 Dominator(4-4-4-12)
    • BFG Tech 9800GTX(stock cooling for now)
    • 2 - 250GB Seagate SATA

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    Sorry for the long delay people! Changing from 2x5870's to a single 5970 takes time!

    Did a bit of work today, which means I can take it to the powdercoaters on Monday and I should have it back to finish in 1-2 weeks.

    So, I came across the situation of making a clean loop which is EASY to drain and refill, since my customer isn't "fully" knowledgeable when it comes to liquid cooling. Maintenance is something he'll have to do every 8 months (draining the loop) which I want to make as SIMPLE as possible. To have the best "drain" system it needs to be the LOWEST point in the loop, I managed to do this with a d-plug and pass through but I had to raise the pumps 2cm for it to fit, I searched and searched hardware stores but couldn't find anything. Luckily I though of these Hard Drive mounts which I found out to be EXACTLY 2cm, PERFECT!!! Drilled a few holes and WA LAH!












    And the beast.



    Off to the powdercoaters I go.

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    Keep it up. Can't wait to see more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thetox View Post
    sub'd.......again

    Cant wait to see where this one goes dingdong
    +1!!!
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    It's been such a long ride for myself and Jason, we've been waiting and waiting for parts, but now, it's done. I still have to fix one small issue, the pumps are as loud as hell, much louder than my D5's. I'm thinking it's because the pump's connected to the BitsPower pass through directly, which is drilled into the case. I'm going to have to remove that tomorrow and see how it works. The MountainMods Pinnacle is such an awesome case, it will last years and years to come, as you can see, the PSU cover I made is an option MM should have IMO, it makes the case look MUCH *MUCH* cleaner. Everything is accessible if you take the back side panel off (eg. the cables behind the PSU cover). Sadly, this beast will be shipped over east to Jason soon, going to be hard to wave that truck goodbye! haha. Its been an awesome ride and I've truly learned a LOT from this build.

    Anyway, enough jabba, enjoy the pictures :-)












































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    Nice clean build... Seeing this makes me want to change my build from red to blue...
    Windows 7 64 Bit
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    12GB Corsiar Dominator GT (PC3 15000) @ 9-9-9-24 1T - 1.65v
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    EK-Supreme / 4 Alphacool Laing DDC-Pump Ultras + Extras
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    Sorry for bumping an old post, but what color additive did you use? I love the tint.

    Great looking build.. thinking about redoing my build from my MM EX Ascension to a 24.. the EX Ascension is just too big

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