yeah it looks like everyone that posted their system incl mine received a Blue Ribbon !
The Force is truly with us comrades!

Here is my Lian Li. I just posted the Sandy Bridge build log the other day. This was my very first "Mod Rig" and I was very pleased with the end results.
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=829152
 

veyr very nice man, I like the blue paint the internals of your Lian Li has
VGA card upgrade wise, after I read your thread, I'd go for 2-Way EVGA GTX 560 Ti's man, these will do you a lot more proffit
 
Also I like that one of your GTX 260 C216's has this nice transluent GeForce logo:

 
Quite odd that the slave card does not have that there, hmmz
 
Awesome clean build for the rest though Me likes it alot  
 
Okay EVGA people post MOAR Lian Li Buiilds! We need to see -->
 
M O A R ! ! !

Yeah, the 260 with the GeForce logo was bought about a month ago here in this forum. That was the first time I saw a 260 with that logo. At the time the seller had had 2 of them for sale with the logo but I didn't have the funds to buy both. I already had the one without the logo.
Btw prop's to you for making this post. I was very happy to see this post being made while in the middle of my build after the "Post your 800D" thread was made because at the time I was like "Someone needs to make one about Lian Li's". I was even thinking about making one myself. But like I said I was in the middle of my build at the time so I thought it would have kind of defeated the purpose.lol

haha norries mate and hay you got a Blue Ribbon tooz!
 
Thx to the person that gave him that!!
Anyways, I also left a +1 reply on your Mod Rigs page, feel free leaving me a reply
 
Lian Li is the best thing that happened to me, since Addtronics 14 years ago.
 
Their cases look and feel professional, subtile and most overall plasticless, when looking at them cases from Alienware, Acer for example , they really made me cry, all that shiny plastic was like "no way hozay"!
 
Although I have to admit, them Corsair 800D's are nice too, but Lian Li just won when it comes to overall layout and them Back Planes they have, truly ideal, only I wonder if Lian Li has SAS2-600 backplanes, you any idea?
 
Since my G34 system has an onboard LSI 2008 8i PCI-E x8 SAS2-600 Raid controller for 8 SAS2-600 SSD's or HDD's, I was wondering if I could connect 6 3rd Gen Intel Postvile SSD's to the SATAII backplane and this to the LSI 2008 8i SAS2-600 raid controller, will this actually work?
 
If not, then I will need to seek a similar backplane with SAS2-600 connectors that is also SATAII/III compatible, that has to exist right!
 
Here's a nice picture of my system when I used a hard PCB'ed SLI bridge on my GTX 480's:

 
Sadly I had to replace that bugga, with a flexible one, it seemed that the hard PCB'ed SLI bridge caused rendering issues, although I dunno how that is possible, maybe it has abroken PCB trace? odd thing is it neevr gave issues with my GTX 295 RE's I had before these GTX 480's though:

 
Could it be that a GTX 480 requires a renewed SLI bridge design?

+1 returned.  And thanks for the BR whoever you are.

this is my old system in lian li v1000 plus previous changes to pc-50r and evga x58 classified.

that isa beaty man, V1000's always gave me the idea of a BTX equivilant case, hence being that the system is placed upright and on the other side

This is where my Lian Li PC-A7010 Black stands in my home network




 
I also made a video of them all in action+ shots of Project G34, the VGA table's updated contents  and other things as well :)

Here's my addition...
 
Hi all,
 
Just thought I would post a few pics of my rig atm!
 
I've got the following setup:
 
Asus P5Q3 Deluxe
Q6600 @ 3.6ghz
OCZ DDR3 2GB
Corsair X32 SSD
2x Samsung F3 Spinpoint 1TB
EVGA 580GTX
 
Lian Li X1000B
XSPC Black 5.25" Reservoir
Thermochill 140.3
XSPC white 1/2" Tubing
Bitspower 1/2" Compression
Thermochill EC6 Clear
Xigmatek XLF-F1455 140mm Black
12V Laing DDC-1T+ Ultra 18W (MCP355)w/XSPC V3 Acrylic Pump Top
EK-Supreme HighFlow CPU Block - Acetal
 
some pics -
 



 












 
 
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