show us your 750D's then :D
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Not mine but influenced by me: 
Thanks to everyone for the help with this. All went well yesterday and I now have a rig that runs a lot cooler. At the moment it is a little noiser than I would like, so I need to turn the fans down.
The CPU is at 4.4Ghz and runs at 55C in prime95. This used to hit around 70C.
The GPUs sit at 42C in Payday 2. These were running at near 90C last week.
just what i wanted to see! im also getting a 7990 and this case
im guessing you are having red and black colours?
Nice one, the 7990 is a steal at the moment!
Yeah I'm going for a red and black theme as well.
Most of my peripherals are the same colour scheme along with my monitor.
Only prob is my Mobo has blue on it which is annoying.
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My 750d will be here today, gonna transfer all my stuff this afternoon and will try to get some pics up 
Im thinking about getting one this wk, i have a 800d under the bed and im on a test bench now ohh so hard to say NO!, the window does it for me plus the fact it will fit my motherboard unlike the 800d i had to remove the bottom shelf :S
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Read that post again.. That answers your question, its not my rig, those were the only pics he posted.
I'll be in the market for a new case very soon for a pc I'm building but really can't decide if it's worth getting one of these over a 650D.
I'm not going to be going for any big water cooling setups and will only be running a single graphics card in it for the foreseeable future so I'm thinking the 700D as nice and big as it is would be wasted on me.
On a side note, 650D would be closer in size to my current case so might not be as easily noticed by the Mrs.
I'm not going to be going for any big water cooling setups and will only be running a single graphics card in it for the foreseeable future so I'm thinking the 700D as nice and big as it is would be wasted on me.
On a side note, 650D would be closer in size to my current case so might not be as easily noticed by the Mrs.
Im very tempted to change my 650d to one of these but i have some concerns.
Can see the HDD bay through the glass its not blocked off from view like a 650D
If there is a big enough lip around the case to hide a bitfenix led strip on the top and bottom out of sight.
Really looking to be inspired to buy one from what people do with it
Can see the HDD bay through the glass its not blocked off from view like a 650D
If there is a big enough lip around the case to hide a bitfenix led strip on the top and bottom out of sight.
Really looking to be inspired to buy one from what people do with it
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heres mine, built it up this afternoon / evening.
very well built case only had one gripe with it. fitting the front rad with the fans the other side of the grill was a complete PITA as the panel infront of the rad isn't flat and they don't supply you with any long screws to go thru the fan to the rad. luckly I had some spare that were JUST long enough!
other than that an epic looking case with loads of space, well worth the money
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very well built case only had one gripe with it. fitting the front rad with the fans the other side of the grill was a complete PITA as the panel infront of the rad isn't flat and they don't supply you with any long screws to go thru the fan to the rad. luckly I had some spare that were JUST long enough!
other than that an epic looking case with loads of space, well worth the money
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That be a lovely looking build there.
heres mine, built it up this afternoon / evening.
very well built case only had one gripe with it. fitting the front rad with the fans the other side of the grill was a complete PITA as the panel infront of the rad isn't flat and they don't supply you with any long screws to go thru the fan to the rad. luckly I had some spare that were JUST long enough!
other than that an epic looking case with loads of space, well worth the money
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Thats gorgeous!
Wish I had the guts and the know how to do a WC build!
Here are some more pictures of the one I built based on the spec by Doomedspeed.
Overall the case was a joy to work with. I have built many computers over the years and this was my first watercooling build. While it did take quite some time, it was all fairly easy. Although I am starting to wish I had gone for a cylinder reservoir instead of the drive bay one. Ah well, I guess I will leave that for next time.
Overall the case was a joy to work with. I have built many computers over the years and this was my first watercooling build. While it did take quite some time, it was all fairly easy. Although I am starting to wish I had gone for a cylinder reservoir instead of the drive bay one. Ah well, I guess I will leave that for next time.
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Do you guys think this case will take a Alphacool Monsta 240 at the front?
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Yea easily I woulf have thought looking at the pictures
heres mine, built it up this afternoon / evening.
very well built case only had one gripe with it. fitting the front rad with the fans the other side of the grill was a complete PITA as the panel infront of the rad isn't flat and they don't supply you with any long screws to go thru the fan to the rad. luckly I had some spare that were JUST long enough!
other than that an epic looking case with loads of space, well worth the money
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Very nice
