BIG thanks to Crazy_V shipping me a brand new SR-2 board over and going above and beyond with updates, even though she's had her own issues to deal with.
 
I got to hold one of the early samples at CeBIT in March but i forgot how big they actually are but none the less it, what a fantastic piece of kit.
 
Anyway couldn't resist sticking a few dual PCB 295's in there just to see how it looked
 
......blocks all ordered :)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At this point i have no idea which cards the final build will use and only tried the 295's to see what it looked like.

I'm shooting for a couple of XFX 5970 Black Editions as i liked how they worked on a previous build but time will tell i guess.
 
Anyway, i finished off fabricating the rad box and got it riveted back together so decided to test fit one of the 480 rads which fit perfect so all the measuring paid off.
 
The whole top will be replaced with a 6mm thick piece of aluminium with a vent that will match both sides of the box but more on that later - just added the original top to see how things were looking and i'm well chuffed.
 
And finally, i couldn't resist a photo next to the mini H20 Cosmos:D
 

 

 

 

 

 
Nothing more to see really but couldn't resist firing this thing up on the table
 
I didn't think i had a PSU that would work but found a new Coolermaster Silent Pro M 1000w which has 2x CPU 12v 4+4 Pin and 6x PCIe 6+2 Pin and works a treat though not tried any 295's yet but booted and loaded W7 on a 74GB Raptor with a 285 and all seems well.
 
Time to play
 

 

LOL yeah, that was me
 
I hadn't planned on using either Phobya radiators or fans but when a friend at Aquatuning UK saw the prod log on Bit-Tech and suggested i give them a go, plus the fans fit in perfectly with the colour scheme, who was i to argue. So hats off to both Aquatuning and Phobya for getting involved in this mod.
 
Phobya Nano-G 12 PWM LED Silent Waterproof 1500rpm
Phobya 4Pin PWM extension 30cm - black
Phobya G-Changer 240 Black
Phobya G-Changer 480 Ver. 1.2 Black
Phobya Radiator Stand - black - Quad - 4x120mm
 
Still waiting on blocks but before i get the 480 rads mounted in the rad box, i'm going to do some simple testing to see which way is best for airflow etc but they do fit perfectly
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Coolmeister... looking good my man!

Wow coolmiester.  I'm glad you decided to start showing us some of your modding skills.  Very interesting project here and great progress.  

I'm rarely awestruck with case modifications because they are often too gaudy for my tastes or simply not functionally sufficient. (That is not to say I'm not impressed by many of them - just not awestruck.) Though, I have to say that this is truly magnificent! Looks very elegant and the sole modification is for the function. It is so impressive that if I could buy you a drink, I would.

BR for the OP please?

Hrm... this build looks familiar ;) I am running all the same blocks from MIPS, but I went with EK's for the CPU.

Three Kazemaster fan controllers turned up for the rad box so time to make a bezel to hold them.
Just wish they had turned up earlier so i could have got them all mounted but ran out of time so one down, two to go and at least the weather is going to hold out all weekend so more to come over the next few days.









 
Fret Saw with piercing 12 x 32tpi blades :)

Oh yeah, three loops and two RP-450X2's for sure
 

Finished the bezel for the rad box which worked out good even though there is a few slight imperfection - fan controllers are just stuck in with Blu Tack for the time being and the whole thing still needs powder coated and painted but that's it pretty much done :)
 







 

I like....
 
Excellent work!
 
Rick

wow,
 
I must say this is a very clean and nice looking build.
 
Congrats on the outcome of all of your hard work so far

WOW all i can say 

Very nice and pro! :D 
Are ALL four rads inside the top compartment or are the two 240 rads somewhere else?
 
Edit: ok i reread the beginning of your thread. The two 240 rads go in the main 840 case, and the two 480s on top.
 

I can see people buying that top part... it's pretty sweet, just like a radbox with fan controllers and a sleek design.

Very Very Nice, You should really consider selling these, i know i would buy one.