Hi, sorry for the long gap in updating the Build log due to some unavoidable circumstances.

After the completion with some new additions to the build here are the pictures, looking forward to the valued feedbacks, thanks in advance.



















After the Snowy effects.... hoping it may become monotonous so added a RGB strip with controller to slowly change the colours ... here are some pictures of how it looks.. in different colours..

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Surely will put some large pics of the front panel ....

Now its time for the pics of some tryouts that I have done inside with some acrylic, to start with,

A psu cover- an acrylic sheet of 4 mm with a matte lamination on it. used the Matte lamination to diffuse the visibility of the things under it, but still to get a hint of the light under it.



Now its time for the tubing, got some acrylic tubes with G1/4 thread on both ends, so with both side male adapters i started using them with the help of some xspc 45 degree adapters and a bit of flexible white tubes where it was not easy to mount the acrylic tubes.

First I started the loop like from the tube reservoir the pump taking the water and pushing it straight to the CPU block and then from CPU block moving to the Radiator and from Radiator going to the Reservoir.



The Tube going to the CPU block was straight, but the tube coming out from the CPU block was at 45 degree. So in the next tryout I changed the direction of the tube carrying water to the CPU block from 90 to 45 degree to match the other tube, and here it how it looked.



To maintain proper air pressure for the radiator I shifted the SP 120s from the front and put them inside the cabinet, pushing air thru the radiator, and have put 2 corsair ap fans on top to pull the air through the radiator. And planned to put to 140 mm LED fans on the front as intake... so this lead to rework on the front panel acrylic design. And this is what I did to the front panel.

Its time for some fun with acrylic sheets. I planned to put the 3 SP120 fans on front and to show the white stickers on it, i need a transparent cover for it, so acrylic sheet comes as the first choice, made a honey comb design and then went for the laser cutting for the perfect finish. This was my first time with the laser cutting workshop so had some issues with the files, so did a basic try out and here is the out come...

the front panel


The TUF logo


The outcome


a logo for the top mesh of the cabinet and some light effects on the Front acrylic panel

the GTX 980 matrix platinum... it comes with the usual ROG colour combination... red and black... so for this a red coloured sleevings have been added to the usual black and white combination.... but the gpu needed a little bit of white impression also... to make it a part of this build... The ROG logo was white and the red streaks really looked awesome, so following that just tried to add some white streaks and the result is as follows.... some white vinlys on the cover and a honey comb design vinyl with matte lamination for back plate...

Here comes the thanks giving label for SnowLion

Rams
Thanks Kingston India for the Rams

Now its time for the surprises from Asus India

the much awaited Sabertooth Z97 mark S


After the usual unboxing, I couldn't resist myself from putting the XSPC cpu block with white painted plate and screw on it, to check how its gone a look.


Now its time to uncover the beast




In the mean time Paint jobs for some parts and accessories







To check how its gone a look

Thanks a lot of the suggestions, I had this thing in my mind when i started to put the things and choosing the right position... the radiator to be in the front and 3 fans at the front to push the air thru the radiator and 3 fans on the back of the radiator to pull the air into the cabinet. And corsair 780t has that option of shifting the drive bay to the left to make position for the radiator. But i had to face serious problem of placing the tube reservoir along with the pump at the bottom. So i had to go with the conventional idea of putting the radiator on top and pushing mostly the warm air from the gpu and other components thru the radiator.... to minimise that i was thinking of making the back exhaust as intake and put a silverstone penetrator at the bottom as intake for the radiator.

Thanks a lot mate, looking forward for some suggestions also, as am new to these build stuff and there is lot to be learned from here....

Am changing the fan locations:

Using

2 pcs 140 mm stock white led fans on the front as intake.
3 pcs sp 120 mm HP edition fans with the white stickers on them below the 360 radiator to push the air up thru the radiator.
1 140 mm stock corsair fan at the back for exhaust and
3 120 mm AP 120 [the stock fans that comes with the h100i cooler] on top of the radiator pulling air thru the radiator.
hav plan to put 1 silverstone penetrator at the bottom to intake air from the bottom for the gpu..

is this fine ?? need to know abt the air pressure and all

thanks in advance