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Very nice, will be keeping an eye on this one for sure
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Soldato
Could we get some normal pictures please rather than these black and white ones. Can't make out anything or how it looks in the flesh.
Soldato
I agree, I'd like to see some real pictures as well as the monochrome ones
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TY everyone, more updates to come shortly.
Not sure if serious
We couldn't get Parvum to sponsor us
Not sure if serious
Shouldnt you be using your own Parvum fans
We couldn't get Parvum to sponsor us
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derp (mods please remove)
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Here comes the case...
No Parvum would be complete without a little bit of HyperX, somehow looking even better in black and white we have 3K SSD.
The moment you've all been waiting for, a relatively gigantic Parvum of the ATX form with plenty of room to accommodate all of the watercooling gear.
Time to bring in the hardware...
Push pull, just because we co... I mean for the substantial thermal performance benefits.
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One day, one day us mere mortals will be able to buy that case!
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Well it's this case or the Enthoo Evolv, but I'd rather support a bit of Essex manufacturing if I could 
Hopefully my hair wont match this build before the time comes to place an order!
Hopefully my hair wont match this build before the time comes to place an order!
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The window looking down on the graphics card is inspired. I would have a Parvum any day over the Enthoo Evolv which just looks so dull in comparison.
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Parvumati Confirmed!
Soldato
That case really is spectacular !
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Thanks for all of your positive comments about the case and the project, we can't wait to bring you even more.
With all of the parts selected and neatly positioned in the case it was time to plan out the loop and prepare to unite the components with coolant. At this point the pump and reservoir were propped up and we experimented with placement of fittings to carry off the distinctive Parvum rigid acrylic style.
It's not just as simple as smashing in loads of rotaries, much consideration was given to symmetry and balance.
After getting to positions we were happy with the pump was mounted directly to the rear panel of the case.
Next time we will be tubing the loop, mounting the reservoir and hopefully getting on to some leak testing. Plus there are a few loose ends to be wrapped up in the back of the case.
PS. Whoever can spot the huge oversight (which was totally done on purpose) will earn a teaser for your forum.
Soldato
That looks awesome, I think that the atx parvum is probably gonna be my next case, as I love the look of the matx and itx cases 
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Edit: Nope, ignore me.
Soldato
No PSU?