20th Feb 2013, 08:36
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Modding and coffee
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Parvum Extreme MbK "Final Pics"
Parvum Extreme MbK
Sponsored by:     Hi fellow casemodders, Kier is back...again  This time I will start with a great new acrylic case Probably you have seen it allready in the buildlogs from L3p and K.3nny, the new Parvum systems S1.0 The case is individually cut and hand assembled, various colors and custom modifications possible When unpacking I noticed the very good quality acrylic (5mm high quality acrylic) ... very hard material to work with, but not impossible, more on this later. The layout is also beautifully engineered. The case is available from mid-March @ Highflow Parvum Systems S1.0 White And @ http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=CA-000-PS How it all started: After missing the postman two times it finally happened. A BIG package:  Very well packed  Hmm 2??? yes 2 Want to build something extreme.  My kid really would like to know what it contains and whether it is for him .... unfortunately for him, these are for me   Little picture with it from the two cases stacked.  And a warning just in case ...  A nice thank you letter from the Parvum family   The black and white case with the following specifications: - Materials: Acrylic - Colours: Black/White - Dimensions (WxHxD): 275 x 305 x 420mm - Maximum CPU Cooler Height: 152mm - Motherboard Sizes: mATX - 3.5" Drive Bays: 2 - 2.5" Drive Bays: 4 - Cooling Front: 2 x 120mm - Cooling Rear: 3 x 80mm - Cooling Top: 2 x 120mm - PCI Slots: x 4        4x PCI slots  PSU opening  Air outlet for the PSU  Front fanholes    And more 80mm fanholes at the back    The mATX mobo tray, a hand bent acrylic mid-wall. Provides both case strength and the cable management  With openings for the cables and possibly tubes  The second case is slightly different internally and externally then the first original. Because I'm planning some fun stuff with this However, both with window  Front is the same   Furthermore the second case is empty, because I need only 1 hardware section. It is also slightly different at the back. 2x 120mm fanholes in the middle  Also there were some nice extras in the package like: Case feets   Some beautiful 240mm radgrills.   And a 160mm radgrill.  I also asked for some extra rest material for various purposes.  Extra mounting stuff.  Some last shots of the cases together    To be continued
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20th Feb 2013, 10:16
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CNC mad!
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 Will follow I love these cases!
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20th Feb 2013, 13:23
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Multimodder
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kier + Parvum = awesomeness
I'll definately be following this one! |
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20th Feb 2013, 14:20
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Minimodder
Join Date: Feb 2013
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I'm new to this site, but have been following your work Kier. Looking forward to see what your skills can do with this rather tasty case......
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20th Feb 2013, 18:33
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Almost an EpicNinja
Join Date: Aug 2012
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These cases seem to show up more and more. I'm really starting to love these cases! Keep 'em coming!
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21st Feb 2013, 17:43
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Modding and coffee
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Update
Sponsored by: Thanks for the comments... and now modding time The idea is to stack everything. The bottom with the hardware, then the radiators and on top the reservoirs So Rads + fans on the original part of the Parvum   To reinforce the lower part a bit i've placed some aluminum strips. Just to be sure   Used the existing cubes to mount the next layer.  On each corner  Cut some side panels to the right size and an opening for the fans  Like this  And cut two pieces black and white. Black has the same same shape as the original front below. In this there will come an Asus ROG logo  Placed the radiators. Still need to make brackets for these  Also placed the fans  Looks good allready I think      ROG logo will be added later  For the back I have cut 2 panels with fanholes to the right size  And placed it    Testing the fans and gives me a nice shot   And we continue with the next layer  These will be all around with windows except the back. It will be the same height as the radiator layer. |
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23rd Feb 2013, 18:14
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Professional Sleever & Modder
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looking awsome kier !
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17th Mar 2013, 17:38
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Modding and coffee
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Update
Sponsored by: This weekend received some great products for the build of Parvum from EKWB Thanks Niko,  2x EK Coolstream XT 360       2 beautiful EK-RES X3 250        Some extra EK-RES X3 - Multiport TOPs  And EK-RES X3 - TOPs to try something out   Also some nice EK-FC7870 Nickel plexi water blocks            And offcourse the EK-FC7870 black backplates    Next update coming right up
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17th Mar 2013, 19:10
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WOW the case is really amazing.
Again another excellent build. regards, ziza
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23rd Mar 2013, 01:36
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Professional Sleever & Modder
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awsome
, looks like you are building original made pedestals for the case :P
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1st Apr 2013, 17:45
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Modding and coffee
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Update
Sponsored by: So my modding friends time to end this Easter weekend with a big update. Asus also joined the party for this build. And they have send me a great motherboard. Btw. I have expanded my photo gear so the pictures will look like a bit different than normal The Asus Maximus V Gene  The accessoreis:    And the beautifull motherboard  •LGA1155 socket for 3rd generation Intel® Core™ processor-based platform and 2nd Generation Core™ i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium® / Celeron® Processors •Intel® Z77 Express Chipset •SupremeFX III - Supreme Sound •GameFirst / Intel Gb LAN – Frag Without Lag •mPCIe Combo – Give Your PC A Power Up! •NIVIDIA® SLI™ / AMD CrossFireX™ Technology Support •LucidLogix Virtu MVP - Up to 60% Hybrid Graphics Boost          Thanks Sven Also placed the EKWB EK-FC7870 onto the GPU's.       Placed the nice FC7870 backplates    Time for some modding. Om top of the Parvum I placed the resevoirs, with here and there some acrylic tubes   The outlets  The inlets and one of the fill ports  Everything straight  And a total shot  Placed top and mobo          Installed the EK-Supremacy. Did some brainstorming for the tubes  CPU outlet to the GPU inlet   Then go right    Placed the pump about as posted on the HDD cage, more about this later     To hide the HDD/ SSD I have cut some acrylic. Also filed and polished   Glued together with ACRIFIX     Just a few more.     Placed the pump onto the last plate.    This week I will receive the last panels for the top after this it's time to do some last things sleeving and connect all the tubes. Grtz. Last edited by kier; 1st Apr 2013 at 17:58. |
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1st Apr 2013, 19:07
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Fenrir The Wolf
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Looks great,mate. Really nice and good work. Thumbs up!
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1st Apr 2013, 19:12
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Usually spilling liquid...
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Getting better every update!
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1st Apr 2013, 19:19
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Almost an EpicNinja
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I like especially those fans!
Are those phobyas? Also, really nice system, I like it! Subbed! |
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1st Apr 2013, 20:55
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Multimodder
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I think this is one of my favorite builds I've seen so far. Outstanding!
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1st Apr 2013, 20:59
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Rep whore/ Car lover/ Speed Junkie
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Jeesus effin' christ kier! How many can you do at once in a row before you blow up your dremel?!
 Havent even a chance to read the log yet but I have faith in your skills!
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2nd Apr 2013, 17:23
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What's a Dremel?
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KIER!!
This is ridiculous.. I was just talking to a guy about the ALX and now this.. My goodness!?!? You probably have a backlog of companies just begging you to build something with their parts!! If only I had the time... 
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