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Looks awsome
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Soldato
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Beautiful
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Thank you all very much! Always so much support here
Update coming tomorrow. More Parvum cases will be loaded up in the store very soon also
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You guys should make your own range of reservoirs designed to work with your cases.
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i dont even like parvum cases.
i dont even want a custom rez.
this build is rubbish and i dont want to see more.
im not looking at it in awe again.
honest.
no jealousy here what so ever.
sigh... who am i kidding =P
i dont even want a custom rez.
this build is rubbish and i dont want to see more.
im not looking at it in awe again.
honest.
no jealousy here what so ever.
sigh... who am i kidding =P
Mr labido you are going to give in to a parvum i guarantee it! when i see u next i will make sure if it
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80% SYSTEM FITTED!
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IT'S ALMOST 2014 UPDATE!
First and most frustratingly with any of my builds, we strip the system back to almost stage 1. Even more frustratingly we will have to this AGAIN before the build is complete:
Replaced bottom panel with frosted so we can pump a nice amount of light though the bottom section of the case. We fitted the long res:
A really nice thing to see when you use CAD and CNC machines... when you plan something about 5 months ago and finally get to use the hole you cut
Next we install the LARGE reservoir! We had to remove most things to actually get this in:
Cable routing for pumps:
A lot of the system installed, pumps in place etc:
Top mounting for res:
With GPUs in for a test and some pretty awesome shots! No wasted space:
That's your lot for now folks. Super happy with how it all looks with the reservoirs in.
See you all again soon!
Sponsors/Support:
IT'S ALMOST 2014 UPDATE!
First and most frustratingly with any of my builds, we strip the system back to almost stage 1. Even more frustratingly we will have to this AGAIN before the build is complete:
Replaced bottom panel with frosted so we can pump a nice amount of light though the bottom section of the case. We fitted the long res:
A really nice thing to see when you use CAD and CNC machines... when you plan something about 5 months ago and finally get to use the hole you cut
Next we install the LARGE reservoir! We had to remove most things to actually get this in:
Cable routing for pumps:
A lot of the system installed, pumps in place etc:
Top mounting for res:
With GPUs in for a test and some pretty awesome shots! No wasted space:
That's your lot for now folks. Super happy with how it all looks with the reservoirs in.
See you all again soon!
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Amazing,
looks like its going to be a bitch to bleed the air out if it though
looks like its going to be a bitch to bleed the air out if it though
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Amazing,
looks like its going to be a bitch to bleed the air out if it though
Oh don't! I really don't want to think about it. It weighs a ton as well so gunna be a b***h to move let alone tilt/put on its side
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Mr labido you are going to give in to a parvum i guarantee it! when i see u next i will make sure if it
haha indeed! It's only a matter of time before he comes begging
Ah thanks mate. Means a lot
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Will you be making an ATX version available? If so, what sort of rads will it handle? I really love the look of these cases, but would be great if there is an ATX case soon that will fit the XSPC AX series rads like in your build
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Will you be making an ATX version available? If so, what sort of rads will it handle? I really love the look of these cases, but would be great if there is an ATX case soon that will fit the XSPC AX series rads like in your build
Im sure your wishes will be granted soon
parvum know there is demand for an atx case, im sure they will meet it...soon!!Oi, I thought id already done the begging
lets see what 2014 brings huh 
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I think I've pretty much given up trying to work out how all that links together
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I genuinely love this build. Looking forward to seeing the final product!
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Acrylic front tubing and Monsoon bending kit
Sponsors/Support:
A small update:
So well known forum modder/builder/negative/argumentative/point-well-made friend B-NEG came to check out the Parvum set up. He actually came to brief us on a reservoir we will be custom milling for him but while he was down came with his new Monsoon kit. Here is the photo of the full kit:
Really nice little kit. Obviously as stated already here bending is not something we personally like as a look but for the front of the case we needed to use a few concealed bends with acrylic. For anyone who is already good at bending tubing or just wants to start I'd say go for it! Its expensive for the full kit but it's something you'll use on all builds. Just please don't go crazy with the bends! ;D
A few of my favorite pieces:
The little cutting jig is really cool.
So apply heat:
And bend! B-NEG = lots of bending. Another nice little touch with these is you can screw or clamp them down. Useful if you want to make more advanced jigs:
Test fitting the tube:
Tubing in place:
The black panel will be re-cut to improve this. We knew this was going to be pretty likely but now we can bring it down much lower and file away a 45° section. This should pretty much hide all of the bend.
Finally it wouldn't be a B-NEG helping hand without his partner in crime:
UNTIL NEXT TIME. THANK YOU!
Sponsors/Support:
A small update:
So well known forum modder/builder/negative/argumentative/point-well-made friend B-NEG came to check out the Parvum set up. He actually came to brief us on a reservoir we will be custom milling for him but while he was down came with his new Monsoon kit. Here is the photo of the full kit:
Really nice little kit. Obviously as stated already here bending is not something we personally like as a look but for the front of the case we needed to use a few concealed bends with acrylic. For anyone who is already good at bending tubing or just wants to start I'd say go for it! Its expensive for the full kit but it's something you'll use on all builds. Just please don't go crazy with the bends! ;D
A few of my favorite pieces:
The little cutting jig is really cool.
So apply heat:
And bend! B-NEG = lots of bending. Another nice little touch with these is you can screw or clamp them down. Useful if you want to make more advanced jigs:
Test fitting the tube:
Tubing in place:
The black panel will be re-cut to improve this. We knew this was going to be pretty likely but now we can bring it down much lower and file away a 45° section. This should pretty much hide all of the bend.
Finally it wouldn't be a B-NEG helping hand without his partner in crime:
UNTIL NEXT TIME. THANK YOU!