Hi guys,

Welcome back to another one of my build logs. I'm pretty excited for this one

It will be based on Darth Maul and incorporate some interesting ideas with the Corsair 600C case!

I did a video covering the case, fully disassembling it as well as talking about the mods!

Check it out below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nekiO9CCu-8

SPECS:

Case - Corsair 600C
CPU - Intel Core i7 6700K or 7700K
MB - ASUS MAXIMUS VIII Extreme
RAM - 4 x 8GB Corsair Vengeance Red LED 2666MHz DDR4
GPUs - 2 x ASUS STRIX GTX 980Ti
SSD - 3 x 240GB Corsair Neutron XTi
HDD - 2 x Seagate TBC
PSU - Corsair RM850X

Custom cables and lighting - CableMod

Water cooling - Bitspower

Here are also some photos of the case to start off with





























Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex

Hi Alex! Welcome back!

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Thanks a lot! Good to be back

Two of the 3 mods I'm currently working on

Maul is the one on the left in the Corsair 600C and the shell on the right is the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t, this is my Tempest Mass Effect mod.



I already did some cuts in the 600C. Mainly the front panel section as well as the top. A bit more filing and tidying up of the cuts need to be done but it's coming along well so far









Stay tuned for more

Cheers,

Alex

Hey guys,

I took apart the top and front panel further and did the cuts into the plastic part while I get the metal parts ready



The front panel 5.25" door cut out window



Top panel cut out window



Top panel metal part





Front panel metal parts



Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex

Stay tune for Maul

Here is what I'm currently working with! Imagine the horns and eyes lighting up once the build is finished! I'm also going with a battled and worn out weathered theme as well.

Everything was cut manually with a jig saw and a lot of filing. The cut-out at the top is a small window that will look into the top compartment.

















Stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex

Hey guys,

Time to start focusing my attention back to this build log and get it all up to date! I've been pretty busy as always however the build is finished and I will unveil it over the next couple of days.

I just want to show you guys all the progress first and I still need to take final photos and film it.

I'll start with two massive 10TB Seagate IronWolf HDDs that are going in the build, a plethora of red Bitspower fittings and the simple weathering effects done to the case.





























Hope you guys like it. Same as the front panel that I shared before, I wanted the build to look like it's been through a Star Wars space battle. The paint effects were done by dry brushing some simple acrylic paint, a very easy effect to achieve. You can also see an acrylic motherboard skirt cover panel.

Stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex

Hey guys,

The motherboard I'm using is the ASUS Maximus VIII Extreme with a full cover Bitspower Monoblock that I decided to remove the top cover from and have it exposed. The acrylic would probably do with some polishing however for this build, in terms of the other aesthetics, I think it should work well as is.











The two ASUS STRIX GTX 980Tis, still pretty good cards even today, with Bitspower full cover water blocks.













And the memory I'm using is the Corsair Vengeance red LED





They're pretty good how you can easily remove the tops to orientate the Corsair logo to better suit your build.







The tops could even be painted quite easily for further customisation.



And here's everything mounted inside, with tubes in so I can mark for the pass-through fittings on the front panel.







Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex

Okay, here we go, pass-through fittings are mounted and the front acrylic cover panel is complete.













You can also see the motherboard skirt panel is ready as well, with reservoir mounts on.







Fans are going underneath the case and a 60mm thick radiator on top of them in the bottom of the case. I just wanted more room and the fans fit nicely underneath. Plus, they will give a nice glow underneath the case.







Thanks for checking it out and stay tuned for more!

Cheers,

Alex