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sixfootsideburns · 20th Nov 2012, 14:59

nice and compact little build mate, well executed!

AbKaRy · 22nd Nov 2012, 10:11

nicely done mate ... very inspiring and motivating

wejjy · 22nd Nov 2012, 10:32

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Originally Posted by sixfootsideburns

nice and compact little build mate, well executed!

Why thank you kind sir! Glad you approve.

Quote:

Originally Posted by AbKaRy

nicely done mate ... very inspiring and motivating

Thanks, be interesting to see how you are motivated?? Thinking if doing a build yourself??

SilveR_172 · 22nd Nov 2012, 11:18

Like the possistion of the HDD and the color scheme , well done =)

neilhart · 22nd Nov 2012, 15:17

wejjy - I think that your build is amazing. I am always surprised that so much tech can be placed into such a small space. Do you have an impression of the noise level? Are the fans on a controller?

neil

AbKaRy · 23rd Nov 2012, 11:05

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Originally Posted by wejjy

Why thank you kind sir! Glad you approve.

Thanks, be interesting to see how you are motivated?? Thinking if doing a build yourself??

well may be ...... your build is really motivating me to start a new build ... i loved the layout ... we will just see

dreps · 23rd Nov 2012, 11:34

Well mister I love this setup and original way of placing the hardware

you've inspired lots of people i think

keep up the good work!

Matt's_Mods · 23rd Nov 2012, 21:13

Looks great Mate

wejjy · 27th Nov 2012, 06:06

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Originally Posted by SilveR_172

Like the possistion of the HDD and the color scheme , well done =)

Thanks pal, HDD solved a few problems with this design so Im really happy, everything I need in a small case!

Quote:

Originally Posted by neilhart

wejjy - I think that your build is amazing. I am always surprised that so much tech can be placed into such a small space. Do you have an impression of the noise level? Are the fans on a controller?

neil

Thanks Neil, it is amazing really, my other build is the SR2 Desk so seeing this thing and also how it performs has well and truly impressed me. Im so glad that itx is getting the attention it deserves, its the future in my opinion!

As for noise the fans all run at a measly 5v so no need for a controller and the noise is barely a whisper, thats the joy of having the two thicker rads, super cool and very very quiet

Quote:

Originally Posted by AbKaRy

well may be ...... your build is really motivating me to start a new build ... i loved the layout ... we will just see

I look forward to seeing that mate, I'll look out for it in the forums.

Quote:

Originally Posted by dreps

Well mister I love this setup and original way of placing the hardware

you've inspired lots of people i think

keep up the good work!

Thanks pal, its very very tough thinking of something even half original with the super high standard of mods in this forum so I appreciate that comment a lot! Thanks

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Originally Posted by Matt's_Mods

Looks great Mate

Thanks pal!

dotdrew · 29th Nov 2012, 01:26

Love the build, probably the best use of space inside an ITX case I've ever seen. Been thinking of going watercooled ITX for my next build too and I might just have to steal a few ideas from this build haha. How easy is it to transport, would you recommend draining the loop first or is it fine?

KithKhan · 29th Nov 2012, 03:13

I love the external placement of the reservoir, and I really love the 'monitor' and speakers! That's a great Civ5 setup there!

wejjy · 29th Dec 2012, 20:55

So here are the final pictures of my mini monster! Overall I am super duper pleased with this project, it's been so easy in comparison to the desk and its running super cool at 4.5ghz, that plus the 670 make it an awesome gaming machine but also it runs OSX ML perfectly which is incredibly quick for rendering and editing stuff in! I love it!

There a panel for the other side identical to the left one, I took it off for the photos that's all!

Hope you like it!

Imbloodyskintagain · 5th Jan 2013, 22:45

Oh mama, wish I had the money to build me one of these babies.
Great work mate.

Si_the-dude · 6th Jan 2013, 00:13

Amazingly well designed mate, really impressive stuff! The black and orange look great together

wejjy · 11th Jan 2013, 14:54

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Originally Posted by Imbloodyskintagain

Oh mama, wish I had the money to build me one of these babies.
Great work mate.

Thanks pal, save save save!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Si_the-dude

Amazingly well designed mate, really impressive stuff! The black and orange look great together

Ta pal, a fan of the Orange and Black colours myself for a long while hence this mini beast. Glad you like it.

I have huge plans afoot for this project, I though it was finished but Nope!

M-ATX ROG, Crossfired 7970's in a prodigy with water!!! Anyone fancy it??

wejjy · 12th Jan 2013, 11:59

OK so keen to get feedback on my plans with this little beast, lots of people have modded them and amazingly at that, but how far can we go?

Im planning a build including the following... and would like some thoughts on it pleasey

So it would basically be as above but with:

- Asus ROG Gene V M-ATX mobo
- 32Gb RAM (I know I know, too much blah blah!)
- Crossfired 7970's under H2o
- Twin thick 240 rads
- Multiple HDD's
- Aquaero 5 to control it all
- 3770k under H2o
- All with a hefty amount of bling, lighting and associated OTTness.

What do you think, is it original enough, or should I just leave it alone?

Thanks guys...

Editor22 · 12th Jan 2013, 12:40

Looks awesome wejjy! love your TV setup!

wejjy · 29th Jan 2013, 08:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Editor22

Looks awesome wejjy! love your TV setup!

Cheers dude!

Ok so heres my quandry, Im totally redoing this mod with nearly all new hardware, should I start a new thread and keep the log in there, or should I continue with this one??? Thoughts please guys?

Canardwc · 29th Jan 2013, 12:28

keep this log and just change the tittle name in your first post and go in advanced setting to do it. Like that you'll keep the number of replies and views... Lot of views = better visibility for you and your thread = first page on the modding page...

Da Vinci · 15th Apr 2013, 16:12

Looking like a powerful little pc. I'm currently drawing up plans for a Prodigy case. Slightly different take on it, but still, I hope it turns out as well as this one.

29th Dec 2012, 20:55	#32
wejjy Hypermodder Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Droitwich Spa Posts: 622	So here are the final pictures of my mini monster! Overall I am super duper pleased with this project, it's been so easy in comparison to the desk and its running super cool at 4.5ghz, that plus the 670 make it an awesome gaming machine but also it runs OSX ML perfectly which is incredibly quick for rendering and editing stuff in! I love it! There a panel for the other side identical to the left one, I took it off for the photos that's all! Hope you like it! __________________ Project in progress: Bitfenix Prodigy Stacker Interior Des(k)ign \| BitPac \| Bitfenix Prodigy Stacker Modding is addictive!!

12th Jan 2013, 11:59	#36
wejjy Hypermodder Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Droitwich Spa Posts: 622	OK so keen to get feedback on my plans with this little beast, lots of people have modded them and amazingly at that, but how far can we go? Im planning a build including the following... and would like some thoughts on it pleasey So it would basically be as above but with: - Asus ROG Gene V M-ATX mobo - 32Gb RAM (I know I know, too much blah blah!) - Crossfired 7970's under H2o - Twin thick 240 rads - Multiple HDD's - Aquaero 5 to control it all - 3770k under H2o - All with a hefty amount of bling, lighting and associated OTTness. What do you think, is it original enough, or should I just leave it alone? Thanks guys... __________________ Project in progress: Bitfenix Prodigy Stacker Interior Des(k)ign \| BitPac \| Bitfenix Prodigy Stacker Modding is addictive!!

12th Jan 2013, 12:40	#37
Editor22 E22.BIZ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bristol <UK> Posts: 1,623	Looks awesome wejjy! love your TV setup! __________________ Store: E22 Social: Youtube \| Facebook Projects: Evolution \| K2 MK1

29th Jan 2013, 12:28	#39
Canardwc Gentel-Mod'R Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Paris Posts: 256	keep this log and just change the tittle name in your first post and go in advanced setting to do it. Like that you'll keep the number of replies and views... Lot of views = better visibility for you and your thread = first page on the modding page... __________________ CanardWC, The Gentle-Mod'R with A Stupid N@m3 CM 690 http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=217260 RasPi http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=248805 OldNavY http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=217563

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20th Nov 2012, 14:59	#21
sixfootsideburns modeteer Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: USA Posts: 568	nice and compact little build mate, well executed!

22nd Nov 2012, 10:11	#22
AbKaRy What's a Dremel? Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 10	nicely done mate ... very inspiring and motivating

22nd Nov 2012, 11:18	#24
SilveR_172 Supermodder Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 461	Like the possistion of the HDD and the color scheme , well done =)

22nd Nov 2012, 15:17	#25
neilhart What's a Dremel? Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 5	wejjy - I think that your build is amazing. I am always surprised that so much tech can be placed into such a small space. Do you have an impression of the noise level? Are the fans on a controller? neil

23rd Nov 2012, 11:34	#27
dreps Multimodder Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 84	Well mister I love this setup and original way of placing the hardware you've inspired lots of people i think keep up the good work!

23rd Nov 2012, 21:13	#28
Matt's_Mods What's a Dremel? Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Australia Posts: 8	Looks great Mate

29th Nov 2012, 01:26	#30
dotdrew Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 20	Love the build, probably the best use of space inside an ITX case I've ever seen. Been thinking of going watercooled ITX for my next build too and I might just have to steal a few ideas from this build haha. How easy is it to transport, would you recommend draining the loop first or is it fine?

29th Nov 2012, 03:13	#31
KithKhan A dremel is all you need. Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 14	I love the external placement of the reservoir, and I really love the 'monitor' and speakers! That's a great Civ5 setup there!

5th Jan 2013, 22:45	#33
Imbloodyskintagain What's a Dremel? Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 6	Oh mama, wish I had the money to build me one of these babies. Great work mate.

6th Jan 2013, 00:13	#34
Si_the-dude Multimodder Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: UK Posts: 202	Amazingly well designed mate, really impressive stuff! The black and orange look great together

15th Apr 2013, 16:12	#40
Da Vinci Minimodder Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bristol Posts: 20	Looking like a powerful little pc. I'm currently drawing up plans for a Prodigy case. Slightly different take on it, but still, I hope it turns out as well as this one.