I'm buying my Extended Ascension tomorrow, and I'm getting the triple quad. More expandability for the future. I'm getting the Trinity front panel and the 10 PCI back panel, along with an XL-ATX mobo tray.

yea i got the 10 pci slot panel and the xl-atx tray, i just cant decide whether or not to get 140.3 or the standard front panel.  it just sitting in the cart now with the 140.3 front just begging me buy it

And if you're going to get the Ascension, why not spend like another 50 bucks more to get the extended edition; if you decide later to get the extension kit, it'll cost 180 for the kit.

sinsear

And if you're going to get the Ascension, why not spend like another 50 bucks more to get the extended edition; if you decide later to get the extension kit, it'll cost 180 for the kit.

ahh stop temping me!!! i think that the quad side panel and the 140.3 panel are enough for me since i could mount 4 rads in the case if needed

ajr23

sinsear

And if you're going to get the Ascension, why not spend like another 50 bucks more to get the extended edition; if you decide later to get the extension kit, it'll cost 180 for the kit.

ahh stop temping me!!! i think that the quad side panel and the 140.3 panel are enough for me since i could mount 4 rads in the case if needed

If you're going to drop that much money for a case, why not spend the cash now to futureproof your case? It'll be cheaper now than later.

That's like getting the Mercedes but instead opting for cloth seats instead of leather (yes, I know, all Mercedes have leather seats; that was just an analogy to illustrate the point).

Dont forget that All the Acession cases have the ability to have a bottom added to them you can fit two 4x120mm or two 3x120mm Rads in it
 
See here>>> http://www.mountainmods.com/computer-cases-pedestal-c-21_95.html

ajr23

thanks ZachA i saw that also and could always upgrade to that too, well i put my order in tonight should hopefully get it before this weekend so i can put it together and see what else i need to get in the way or fans, rads etc

No problem man, Just make sure you have an empty 30gal trash bag handy, Your going to need it

sinsear

ZachA

Dont forget that All the Acession cases have the ability to have a bottom added to them you can fit two 4x120mm or two 3x120mm Rads in it

See here>>> http://www.mountainmods.com/computer-cases-pedestal-c-21_95.html

You can actually stack pedestals up to like 3 (27 inches). Beyond that, and the case will probably be a bit too top heavy, unless you put all your liquid cooling stuff in the bottom and stabilize it that way.

I'm about to do that but with only 2 peds stacked on the bottom. The case is already huge w/ just 1 pedestal it's bigger than the mini fridge I have in the garage lol  

Anyway's, ajr23 you won't regret getting the Ascension and if I can make one suggestion get the horizontal mobo you'll have more room in the bottom if you plan to use more than one pump.


Opps almost forgot it's also easier on cable routing if you run dual psu's w/ the horizontal mobo.

well the case came today and ill be posting some pictures hopefully tonight

ZachA

ajr23

well the case came today and ill be posting some pictures hopefully tonight

Where are the pictures at man?? Did you loose to the plastic wrap it all came in... lol

so much cellophane plastic wrap, i unpacked it all and just doing that took an hour or so. ill have some pictures up in about 20 minutes

Welcome to the MM club!


A friend of mine has a U2-UFO in mirror black and it shows fingerprints and handprints like a mofo.. When he finally finished it looked like somebody fondled his rig after eating a bucket of KFC.

Damn, I put in my order but the back panel I wanted is out of stock. I have to wait until Monday before they ship it out.

ug0tserved

The one that has 12 120mm fans is that your side panel?

No, it's a top panel. But I suppose you could use it as a side panel, since MM cases are all hypermodular.

actually it is the side panel on the ascension but on the extended ascension it would be the top or side panel

here are some more pics of the case assembled