Project Marshlands: A Military Themed Build..

Thanks for all the amazing comments guys! Dont know if I'm happy or sad that it's finished, but to confirm ... yes it boots ;)

Running really great so far...

Thank again to my sponsors and everyone that followed this!! It was a fantastic experience...
 
Well done. Al though many have said this before me, that is a spectacular build, you should be immensely proud of that. I think I'll have to settle for kicking my rig down the stairs and dragging it behind a car for a bit to be able to emulate this.
 
hakank68 said:
totally agree :D
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NoustieChris said:
Well done. Al though many have said this before me, that is a spectacular build, you should be immensely proud of that. I think I'll have to settle for kicking my rig down the stairs and dragging it behind a car for a bit to be able to emulate this.
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Semaphia said:
I feel like I should stand up and applause you through my monitor :D The build came out really, really nicely. I followed it from the start, and I never expected something that... Well, incredible.

Kudos, fella :) Enjoy the beast!
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Thanks for the amazing comments guys, I appreciate all the feedback!

@NoustieChris .. Remember to create a buildlog :D
 
Superp build Keenan, really like the military theme and also somewhat of an Industrial Wasteland feel to it also with the copper pipes.
Epic
 
It's such a pleasure to come back and read these fantastic comments. I could have never imagined this project to get this much love and appreciation from everyone.

Thanks so much for all your comments, I treasure every single one!!
 
Congratulations keenan, this build will serve as an inspiration to many as you made the dedication, attention to detail, skill and time seem very easy! ;)

How has the build turned out to the original 'vision' you had? I didn't notice any huge redesign or problems (except radiator changes), so were there other particular parts you found challenging?

The end result is so very impressive, you could easily offer custom modding services to others if you so wished - I'm sure you'd have a queue!

Enjoy the build, the real test of your nerve will be not to change anything (or avoiding the huge amount of work involved if you where to change GPU's etc!) lol ;)
 
Roady said:
Congratulations keenan, this build will serve as an inspiration to many as you made the dedication, attention to detail, skill and time seem very easy! ;)

How has the build turned out to the original 'vision' you had? I didn't notice any huge redesign or problems (except radiator changes), so were there other particular parts you found challenging?

The end result is so very impressive, you could easily offer custom modding services to others if you so wished - I'm sure you'd have a queue!

Enjoy the build, the real test of your nerve will be not to change anything (or avoiding the huge amount of work involved if you where to change GPU's etc!) lol ;)
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Thanks Roady, it's definitely been an enjoyable journey from start to finish. It was meant to be a budget build from the start, but at this point the modding supplies cost almost twice what I paid for the hardware..

I dont really play too "demanding" games, so the most stress this system will have to endure would be Alan Wake or Dead Space at 2560 x 1440.

I dont really have too much history of benchmarking high end card for comparison, but running Unigen Heaven 4.0 results in a score of 41.3, which is around GTX 770 performance.

As far as challenges go, the replacement of the top rad was a setback, but the bit I struggled most with was the copper pipe..

Upgrading would have to be the best excuse for another buildlog ;)

leigh_boy said:
that is pretty awsome, well done on the build
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Thanks leigh_boy :)
 
Thanks for the comment John.. I'm glad you like it ;)

That question does have an inevitable answer and an inevitable name as well...

But .. all in good time ;)
 
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