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I hope you like it guys, there's still more to come. ^^

Hi guys!

Let me introduce myself to those who do not know me! I'm Filippo, aka FlowMods, and this year I will represent Italy in one of the most important modding contest in the world, the Thermaltake Casemod Invitational 2017 S1.

Organized by Thermaltake, the contest pits 12 modders from all over the world, with the goal of creating a unique project based on the new The Tower 900 chassis!

I thank Andy from Tt for giving me this opportunity and I hope you will like my project!
I also thank all the sponsors who will participate to the contest, in particular:

- Thermaltake
- ASUS
- Intel
- V-Color
- Ttesports
- Luxa2

Let’s go with the description!
Project Flux is based on the vertical The "Tower 900" case in black color and has two liquid cooling loops with rigid pipes and custom plates!

The main components are:

Case: The Tower 900
PSU: Toughpower Grand RGB 850W Gold Full Modular
Fans: 8x Riing Plus 12 RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition + 1Riing 14 RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition

HW:
MB: -
CPU: -
Ram: -
VGA: -

Loops:
2x Pacific RL480 Radiator
2x Pacific P1 Black D5 Pump w/ Silent Kit
2x Pacific Flow Indicator One
1x Pacific W3 CPU Water Block

It’s all for the moment, as soon as I will receive all the parts for the build, i will start posting photos and updates 

Stay tuned, remember to subscribe and comment with your opinions and visit my official facebook page www.facebook.com/flowmods

Filippo

I nominate Jessie Palacio of PH, Ali Abbas from Germany, and Ronnie Hara of Japan!!!  

Annnnd Here is the Trasnforming GIF! Autobots Rollout!

Thanks guys. I also made a short making of video:

I want to nominate two modders:
[Germany] Stefan Ulrich

 
and [China] Yu Han.

 
P.S. I think their work should have received more votes last season, cause very high quality made and complex to implement.

Hi Guys,
 
Thank you all for voting, we will check the votes and announce the winners within the next few weeks so look out for it! 

RGB's for everyone! 

WOW! This build is far beyond my initial expectations.  Calling it glorious is an understatement.  I love so much about this build.  Congratulations & good luck!

Phenomenal build & beautiful end result!  Good luck!
 
Thanks for sharing the build process, so us plebs can get some inspiration XD   If I could put in the same amount of work & get a result that looked half as great I'd be happy.

There is sooo much to love in this build!  The combination of the wood & "normal" PC materials works so well.... and then the open pour of wine at the back.  It's making me thirsty just looking at the pics.
 
Good luck!

Wonderful build, I like how I needed a picture of you beside it to put it all to scale - by itself it looks so small & compact, but then you realise what an absolute monster it is   Best of luck! 

Another picture from the inside in the dark to catch the contrast
 

Hey everyone Im Back, I had somo lil problems with the forum and I finally can Conect and repost.
 
This is how the computer is looking now with everything built in:
 

Once the full loop was built I made some minor changes to fix some weird looking tubes (pic before the fixing)
 

Now its time for the first bunch of the final pictures.

But first of all I want to thank all the sponsors, that make such awesome events happen.
Huge thanks to Thermaltake for having me participate in this contest.

In addition to the pictures, I will also make a short making of video and show all the functions on
the mod.

So here we go with the pictures.









































 

So here is the last update before the final pictures.

First of all I want to thank Gosumodz for providing some nice sleeves and cable management stuff
for this build.



I installed the hardware at this moment. Therefore, I screwed the motherboard tray in place.



Before putting the mobo in, I installed the needed fittings for the watercooling.



Then the water cooling loop was build. Most parts are build from acrylic pipes. Only on the backside and
the middel section, I used flexible tubing.





Next, the details for the main doors were painted gold.



At the moment, I am finishing the cable management and will do some final touch ups.
The final pictures will be uploaded on Monday then.

Due to some space issues, I postponed the painting of the doors.

INstead I also reworked the opening mechanism for the doors.



Than this little fellow needed some color on him.





Next up, I cut the neccesary part of the case into shape. In addition, I made a new backplate that will give stability
to the graphics cards.







The inside of the Dalek was covered with bronze foile.

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Before installing the water tanks, I made some clamps that will tidely hold them.





Then the water tanks were installed. I also put the PSU in place and attached it to the bottom plate.





The hardware will be located on a little construction over the PSU. It is entirely made from wood.
It will be covered with wooden boards that are covered with foile as well.
Doing this, I already started to incorporate the water cooling and cable management parts.  




 

My Finish
My project was inspired from ROG robot      

Some update on the lighting.
The RGB LED strips just arrived today and i spent the whole day to setup it.
Worth the rainbow puke.
 
Since 2017 is the year of RGB i ve decided to join the band wagon.
It changed from a mean machine becoming a rainbow puke machine.
 
Feast your eyes people. Wear a sunshade.

Thats the idea. However i have so many friends and i dont want each of them to spent much time on it hence the standee idea came into mind. LOL.

Thanks for entering guys, we will release the winners in the next few weeks so hold on tight! 

Backing Stephen Hoad (Australia)   but best of luck to all the competitors!