The name : "HFPC Mod" for High Fidelity Paradyse Computer. The concept : A home-theater computer (HTPC) inspired by high-fidelity world and components. The story : Since few years I was thinking of a high-end HTPC with a Hi-Fi inspired look, to be the masterpiece of a high quality audio-video configuration. But at this time I was already building the Paradyse TJ07 Mod so I had no time to build two mods at the same time. I built a "classic" temporary HTPC to still enjoy my installation. Paradyse TJ07 Mod is now "ended" and I can put my work on this new project : the HFPC Mod. HARDWARE : Case : OrigenAE S16V Black PSU : Seasonic X-Series 560 Motherboard : Intel DH67GD CPU : Intel Core I7 2600K RAM : g.Skill F3-10666CL7Q-8GBXH SSD : Intel 510 Series 250Gb HDD : Western Digital Caviar Green 1To Sound-card : ESI Prodigy 7.1 HiFi Blu-Ray : Samsung SH-B083L Rad : Asetek 570LC Fans : Noiseblocker HI-FI : AV Receiver : Yamaha RX-A1010 Power cable : Elecaudio CS-331B and Elecaudio SG-05 sleeve Power connectors : Elecaudio PI-22G and Elecaudio PS-22G RCA cable : Real Cable CA Reflex Câble Subwoofer : Real Cable Reflex HDMI cable : Real Cable Master SafeLock 1.4 Infinite Speakers cable : Real Cable HD TDC 600 MODDING : Sleeve and little stuffs : MDPC-X Acrylic custom work : Epic Store
getting rid of the gold on that card? I don't like it, unless it'll be eccentuated throughout the build?
Hey mate, Just went through the TJ07 log, very nice work there. Would be very interested how this project progesses. Keep modding
@ Mattmc91 : "orgasmic" !! Lol @shah : Thank you dude A shot of the case OrigenAE S16V : The PSU Seasonic X-Series 750 :
If you last build is anything to go by this is going to be absolutely stunning. That case looks unbelievable and awesome choice on the PSU , I just bought one myself actually, completely inaudible so a great choice for any HTPC.
@ Xonar : this case is the best looking case imho and the same for the PSU @Mattmc91 : well it was not why I chose it, and may be it will be put off. @matt_lumley & its : thank you The SSD : Intel X25-M 80Gb
Yes you're right shah. But I'm still waiting for the motherboard to begin the "real work". I need it for the internal cable lenght and sleeving, management, etc... I don't want to begin before, in order to make it fit perfectly (or try for it )