Another vídeo testing the midia drive Panasonic Blu-ray UJ235A with the movie The Avengers 
 
https://www.youtube.com/w...Hgg2l0lniVcj5A69GRgvEg

What did you use for lighting on the bottom of the case?  I see you have the red LED af120, but are you using a red cathode or red led strip at the bottom.  Also, if I want to do a similar build should I use led fans + cathode at the bottom or non-led fans + cathode/led strips all around the case?

rvanevery
My recent lan box build. 
 
ASRock Z87E-ITX
4670k w/ ACX cooler
Corsair 8GB Dominator 2000mhz CL9
Powercolor R9 290x
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD
Seagate 3TB 7200rpm
Corsair AF120 fans
 





 
 
 

Tought you asked me, didn't read the your question correct...

Im sorry i just have to do this because im human. who ever named this case obiously had an HARDON. The worlds first case that may just give its users a HARDON. EVGA seriously who named this case? I have a HARDON waiting for an answer...

ApolloSmile
Im sorry i just have to do this because im human. who ever named this case obiously had an HARDON. The worlds first case that may just give its users a HARDON. EVGA seriously who named this case? I have a HARDON waiting for an answer...

Hahahahahahaha!
What imagination you have...

I have a question for guys that have done water cooling in the Hadron Air chassis.
 
How much space is available above the motherboard inside the chassis to mount a radiator?
What size radiator have you guys used?
 
I am looking at a 240mm x 54mm thick radiator, and was wondering if that will fit inside the case mounted to the top, or if there would be too much intrusion overhanging the motherboard?
 
Thanks!

Figured I'd post mine up, finally.  I'm actually in the process of trying to find a 1U PSU to throw in that will power a Titan-Z, but if I can't make that work, I will soon replace the R9 290X for a Titan Black or 780 TI on liquid (I'm so over AMD right now).  Anyway, current specs are as follows:
 
Chassis: EVGA Hadron Hydro
CPU: i7-4770k @4.2ghz
GPU: PowerColor LCS R9 290X @ 1125mhz core & 1450mhz (5800mhz effective) memory
Mobo: Asus Maximus VI Impact
RAM: Patriot Memory Viper 3 2400 CL11 16gb (2x8gb)
Storage: 2x Samsung 840 Evo 500gb in RAID 0
Optical: Panasonic Blu-Ray Combo Drive
Cooling: EVGA Hadron Hydro kit with all Swiftech fittings, PrimoChill 3/8" x 5/8" Blood Red tubing, Alphacool Plexi reservoir w/ Alphacool Ceramic pump, Corsair High Static Pressure 120mm Fans
 

 
Please Note:  I get asked all the time why I put in so many extra angled fittings.  Simple reasons: 1) to keep the tubing as straight as possible so I wouldn't have to worry about kinks and could avoid using anti-kink springs, and 2) to give myself plenty of room above the reservoir for filling.

Jfeil
Figured I'd post mine up, finally.  I'm actually in the process of trying to find a 1U PSU to throw in that will power a Titan-Z, but if I can't make that work, I will soon replace the R9 290X for a Titan Black or 780 TI on liquid (I'm so over AMD right now).  Anyway, current specs are as follows:
 
Chassis: EVGA Hadron Hydro
CPU: i7-4770k @4.2ghz
GPU: PowerColor LCS R9 290X @ 1125mhz core & 1450mhz (5800mhz effective) memory
Mobo: Asus Maximus VI Impact
RAM: Patriot Memory Viper 3 2400 CL11 16gb (2x8gb)
Storage: 2x Samsung 840 Evo 500gb in RAID 0
Optical: Panasonic Blu-Ray Combo Drive
Cooling: EVGA Hadron Hydro kit with all Swiftech fittings, PrimoChill 3/8" x 5/8" Blood Red tubing, Alphacool Plexi reservoir w/
 
Please Note:  I get asked all the time why I put in so many extra angled fittings.  Simple reasons: 1) to keep the tubing as straight as possible so I wouldn't have to worry about kinks and could avoid using anti-kink springs, and 2) to give myself plenty of room above the reservoir for filling.

Awesome build man!!
Congrats, looks pretty nice.

Somewhat of a "Budget" build... Mini-HTPC :)!
 





 
I need to buy a matching keyboard (Back-Lit in red) for this one.