Wow, that looks so amazing.

It will be made, I just don't have the components to go in it...LOL!!!! All my money goes to acrylic!!!

The master is at it again!!! i think that looks awesome.  A lil less flashy but definitely another masterpiece.

Gone Cruising

Well guy's, what do you think? and thank you for your opinions!!!!
 
Kirk

I like the turned motherboard tray and the dual PSU system.
 
Personally, I think it looks great but is much too big for my taste.  I would want something a little smaller and would like better consideration of empty space.  The areas surround the motherboard tray which are designed for watercooling components seem to exagerate the amount of space actually required for those components. 
 
In other words, I would never buy it, but it looks good.
 
Oh, and looking at the design some more, I don't think it is necessarily a good idea to have all those fans around the motherboard tray area (if you are water cooling).  The three fans on the perimeter (the back of the case I assume) are logical and they would naturally be oriented to blow air inwards and allow that air to exhaust naturally out the top of the case (why rotated motherboard design is good).  But the other three fans between the motherboard area and watercooling area should not exist in my opinion.  In my opinion, that should be a solid barrier to prevent the heat from the watercooling components to be circulated around the hardware.

I love the look.  Naturally, I love all your work...always have.  I'm not sure I get all the functionality, but that may be just because I'm slow.  Here's my initial questions:

1.  What is the large open slot on the backside/rear of the case for? 
2.  Can you do a render with tubing and water cooling components as an example so I can get a better idea of placement?  Or, if it's easier just explain it to me please.  I'm not trying to be a pain, but I just don't get it right this minute.
3.  Most importantly, are you going to sell these?  If so, could you PM with price?

ty_ger07

Gone Cruising

Well guy's, what do you think? and thank you for your opinions!!!!
 
Kirk

I like the turned motherboard tray and the dual PSU system.
 
Personally, I think it looks great but is much too big for my taste.  I would want something a little smaller and would like better consideration of empty space.  The areas surround the motherboard tray which are designed for watercooling components seem to exagerate the amount of space actually required for those components. 
 
In other words, I would never buy it, but it looks good.
 
Oh, and looking at the design some more, I don't think it is necessarily a good idea to have all those fans around the motherboard tray area (if you are water cooling).  The three fans on the perimeter (the back of the case I assume) are logical and they would naturally be oriented to blow air inwards and allow that air to exhaust naturally out the top of the case (why rotated motherboard design is good).  But the other three fans between the motherboard area and watercooling area should not exist in my opinion.  In my opinion, that should be a solid barrier to prevent the heat from the watercooling components to be circulated around the hardware.

Thank you for your input!!!!!
 
The fans around the mobo aren't there for any rads to be mounted, just for airflow if you don't have liquid quite just yet. The 2 x quad and the tripple on the bottom of the case are for rad placement. The 3 x  fans in front will intake and the 3 x  fans at the rear will exhaust into the quad rad chamber. Both quad rads will also intake and all will blow out the top vent.

teng247

The master is at it again!!! i think that looks awesome.  A lil less flashy but definitely another masterpiece.

Thanks Teng!!!! Thank you for your support and help!!!

Thanks!  I can see it a lot better now.

Thats dope, I would buy it!

I'm a new member and all i can say is .. SUBBED!! =)

Your work is always amazing! Its not fair lol... i am also curious what the price would be on something like this

Really fantastic work and I look forward to seeing your build log.