Thanks! Glad you thought so :)

his PSU and radiator fans are upsidedown so its fighting physics of hot air rising just to try to force air downwards through the psu and radiator.. oof xD

Haha thanks! Either way I just hope everyone enjoys it as much as I have put the effort to build it :)

Called it

Agreed.+1

Eh, pretty sure it was more than 1k. I do see AUD currency on the list and prices were not adjusted by the user just yet. And yes, amazing. ;)

Cheers! The price list is not accurate unfortunately, as some parts used are not available for purchase anymore, I will see what I can do to fix it up soon.

Thx! :)

Glad you thought so :)

Thanks! :)

Thanks for your support :)

Thank you for the kind words. Hopefully the end users (Friends/family/neighbours) would actually use it for what it is intended for, and not just hang it up for display haha.

Thanks! Haha the titan x Maxwell waterblock is trippy I agree. Back then I don't remember seeing dedicated 980 ti waterblocks from EK (or I was just blind), but the titan x was literally the same thing as the 980ti with the exception of a few more cuda cores and 6GB more vram, so the card was practically identical in waterblock compatibility.

Cheers! :)

Or a green jade color.

Indeed, there are so many possibilities to execute an oriental theme. However I just had to pick one haha otherwise I would never be able to decide which one to go for.

Thanks again! :)

Thanks! :)

Cheers! Glad you thought so :)

If it was edible, I wouldn't hesitate to take a bite out of it.

Cheers and thanks :)

Thanks! Its an ASUS TUF series GPU anti sag support bracket that comes with selected TUF motherboards. I received mine from an x299 TUF Mark 1 board.

It is indeed, albeit a bit small compared to custom gpu braces, it is all metal and was definitely needed to prevent such a heavy waterblock on the gpu from sagging.

Thank you glad you thought so :)

I certainly did! (the building part at least), the planning phase was a nightmare as I couldn't decide between the endless possibilities of an oriental theme. I had to finally force myself to go one route otherwise the build will still be sitting in my workshop untouched haha.

Thanks again! :)

Thanks glad you thought so :)

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

ok =)

Thanks =)

Also, damn, what a PSU. I like it lol

Thank you so much for your kind words! :) its great to be a part of the PCPP community because of the support and appreciation people display, words like yours keeps me motivated for future projects. Cheers!

Thanks! Yeah originally I was planning to use primochill powder red vue or their yellow vue, quoted an ETA of 11th January at my local retailer but got notified that stock never came in and still hasn't even today so quite a bummer here in Australia. The cryofuel still looks awesome though so I'm ok with it.

Glad you thought so! Although there have been many in the past which I have idolised. Alot of inspiration has been drawn from the many talented individuals on the PCPP community.

Thanks :)

Thanks!

Glad I was able to satisfy your need =)

Thanks! glad you thought so,

I always will be taking risks with uncommon colour schemes.

Thanks! =)

Thanks for your kind words. Glad to have shared it for others to see =)

Thanks, glad you thought so =)

Haha :)

Thanks mate :)

Thanks! Yep they will know the precautions, and they are lucky I am not fussy so if there are any damages ill take responsibility in fixing.

Thanks! Yeah the EK cryofuel is my go to coolant for no frills high performance. Originally was going for the primochill vue, but hey stock is almost non existent in australia, so cryofuel it is.

Haha thanks!

Cheers wouldn't be possible without the support from the PCPP community.

Thank you! :)

Thank you :)

Thank you! :) Yeah its really a love or hate situation when using unorthodox parts.

Thanks! If you want neat cables try cablemods modmesh series, very easy to work with.

Chinese new year is coming up on 16th February, this build is done early in preparation for friends and family to use both during the day at our evening celebration and the following weeks.

Thank you! :)

Only time will tell but the younger kids should be all over it in a matter of seconds haha.

LOL! I didn't even notice the price tag was visible on the bamboo plant!!!!! haha, you have a very sharp keen eye.

Haha :)

现在拜年好像有点尴尬把吧。。。

Haha that's a very legitimate reason to be concerned about in an open air case. From my experience, dust that settles on the parts can just be blown off :D. But hey I agree with you and open air chassis is not for everyone :)

Thanks nonetheless, appreciate your comment :)

Thank you, it was definitely the fact that the build was going to be used by multiple people, that gave me the motivation.

Thanks :)

Thanks! :)

Totally agree, open air cases are really a love or hate situation, and I wouldn't really recommend them to others.

I personally enjoy building in them, but hate managing hazards (dust, moths, animals) afterwards haha.

Thankfully, none of these open air builds are used for long term purposes.

Thanks again :)

I have 2 dogs and 2 cats, and 2 open air machines. As long as you arent storing your PC on the floor, never a problem. In fact, I actually have cleaned my Wall mounted Core P3 FAR less than any enclosed case I have had. The only real area of dirt it between the fans and the Rad on my AIO. Brush that out every 5 months and Voila. LOVE open air cases.

why did you say, "Like, i have..." are you donald trump or smth?

Thanks! Indeed they do make very unique cases.