If Clockers Sprocket took steriods!

I thought this looked amazing!
http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/5...v120001xj1.jpg

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/4...v120002am5.jpg

http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/1...v120003vr3.jpg

http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/2...v120004wa6.jpg

http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/4...v120005nb7.jpg

http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/7...v120006wu1.jpg

Lol not sure if it's the same case as your's clocker but thought it looked quite similiar.
http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/ <---- the site where i got the pics from. There are some seriously modded cases on their!

Nice cooling ...

check out the site it's amazing what some people have done with their cases:D

The only reason i am not chking out the site is that i would be too tempted to MOD/redo my rig once again ...
Pretty sure i will be chucked out of the house if i do so ..

Sprocket doesn't believe in steroid use.
Recreational drug use is fine though.

It is a pretty machine, isn't it?

it is a pretty machine:) im curious how long it took to build and how much was spent on it.

What case is that?? Anyone know? Looks great and what an awesome sit that is.

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Sprocket doesn't believe in steroid use.
Recreational drug use is fine though.

It is a pretty machine, isn't it?

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Quite.

I'm far too lazy to maintain it that way though. It would need to be a refrigerated type, sealed enclosure.

I've never cleaned out the dust/cobwebs from a PC. Ever. :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Detale

What case is that?? Anyone know? Looks great and what an awesome sit that is.

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That's your basic Lian-li v1200.
Wonderful sidepanels (and retention system) but the chassis is flimsy as hell.

tis an amazing case like, bit expensive

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Originally Posted by Acid_death69

it is a pretty machine:) im curious how long it took to build and how much was spent on it.

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Outside of polishing the midplate the case looks stock, so assembly should be quite straightforward. Figure one day, excluding the wiring.

Aquacomputer stuff is hella expensive and the Aquero monitor/control unit is fiendishly complicated to set up, so it was certainly in the $2-4K range.

Fucking hell! thats alot of money to spend on a pc:s

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Originally Posted by Acid_death69

Fucking hell! thats alot of money to spend on a pc:s

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Well yeah, it is.
The big problem is the speed at which the hardware changes.
If you could confidently assume that you'd keep the same basic hardware for say, four years, then the cost would be high but (somewhat) justifiable.

Obviously, at the high end, this is not the case and all those waterblocks are completely unique to a given application.
So, not only are you replacing the motherboard (which has gotten extremely pricey) but all the watercooling as well.
The CPU block will probably still be usable but everything else will have to go.

Gotta pay to play.

hmmm indeed, shame that computer technology is moving faster and faster. Im glas that AMD havent really replaced the AM2 chip yet though they have brought out some F dock or drive thing.