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Hey Everyone!
Wanted to share a V1 mini build that i'm starting. This build was just supposed to be a basic build but has morphed into something that I have become extremely passionate about. And that is the artistic value achieved with modding PC with custom water cooling setups. My schtick is that I want to stay with either a mini itx or micro atx platform. ATX boxes are common. But the smaller platforms with custom water cooling you don't see often.
So where to begin. Well, I feel in love with the V1 mini a while ago. Did some youtube research and found some very nice builds. So I pulled the trigger and got the black one. From that point, everything focused around that case... the build that is. So why k|ngp|n you asked?? Well, just because... LOL I want to make it fit and work and look gorgeous to the eyes. I know it will perform, but that is not the main point of my build. So on to the parts list:
Core Parts-
Core V1 mini Case 'black'
6700K i7 skylake
3200 Trident Z xmp 2.0 compliant
EVGA 980 Ti k|ngp|n
750 EVGA PSU
PNY SSD 250gb
Modding Parts-
XSPC Water block for i7. The new 'RED' edition
BitsPower water block for k|ngp|n video card
alpha cool radiator
phobya reservoir
MP35x Swiftech pump
XSPC black chrome fittings
off brand flow meter
custom sleaving
custom led with remote
color scheme: black, black chrome, red, carbon fiber
custom power switch assembly
and a custom made piece that I'm not ready to show right now until i'm complete with the build.
There is quite a bit more but I will be take pictures as much as I can though I starte modding the case a few weeks ago.
But here are some pictures of the modified bitspower water block that I've done for this build.
*Note - everything here has been done by hand with no machined parts. If I had access to cnc or laser etching things would be a lot crisper. But I think that will take away from the character this build will have.
Thanks!!!
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Nice setup!!
Your PSU is kinda high for a single card setup, though i'm running a 750 so meh... LOL I don't think you will have issues with cooling. But, you are limited on fan locations though you can try and install fans on the perforated panels... I thought about it. This is going to be my setup which I think will blow people out of the water.
There will be a lot of customizing the frame... so let's be clear with that. But on to the parts list.
Gigabyte G1 Gaming 5 Z170N
6700K
GSkill Trident Z 3200 mhz 16gig
PNY SSD
And for the cou de gras - EVGA 980 ti k|ngp|n... yes, that is right, I will fit that in there if it kills me.
Then a completely custom water cooling setup, some bling, sleeving, and some fans... LOL There is probably a lot more, but can't remember off hand.
Stay tuned!
I can't upload images... **edit figured it out.
Here:
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Chassis: Thermaltake V1.
Motherboard: EVGA Z170 Stinger.
CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K.
GPU: EVGA Titan X SC.
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4 @ 2666.
PSU: EVGA T2 850w.
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master V8 GTS.
OS Drive: Mushkin Enhanced Reactor 256GB SATA III SSD.
Data Drive: Mushkin Enhanced Reactor 1TB SATA III SSD.
Nice setup!!
Your PSU is kinda high for a single card setup, though i'm running a 750 so meh... LOL I don't think you will have issues with cooling. But, you are limited on fan locations though you can try and install fans on the perforated panels... I thought about it. This is going to be my setup which I think will blow people out of the water.
There will be a lot of customizing the frame... so let's be clear with that. But on to the parts list.
Gigabyte G1 Gaming 5 Z170N
6700K
GSkill Trident Z 3200 mhz 16gig
PNY SSD
And for the cou de gras - EVGA 980 ti k|ngp|n... yes, that is right, I will fit that in there if it kills me.
Then a completely custom water cooling setup, some bling, sleeving, and some fans... LOL There is probably a lot more, but can't remember off hand.
Stay tuned!
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Hi! I'm planning on making a build with this chassis. Is there a way to order just extra glass panels?
yes, you can... i'm going to be ordering some myself.
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Love the blue and the carbon fiber!!
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