Thought I would share some specs and pictures of my new computer build maybe some members are interested to see. I could not utilize EVGa products as I wanted to do, I am located in the Netherlands and the suppliers here are far and few and the products they carry are rarely in stock unfortunately.. I waited months for an EVGA 1300w PSU with no luck. I do have an EVGA GTX 780TI on it's way from America right now though.
 
Specifications
Case: CoolerMaster HAF XB
Power Supply: 1500Watt SilverStone Strider
Processor: Intel i7 4770k - Currently overclocked to 4.1Ghz from 3.5Ghz
Processor Cooling: CoolerMaster Nepton 280l
Memory: 16 GB's DDR3 Corsair Vengeance 2400Mhz
Motherboard: Asus Z87 Sabertooth
Video Cards: Two EVGA GTX 570 HD
Boot Drive: Adata 128GB SSD 550MB/s Write - 520MB/s Read
Mass Storage: Two Western Digital Green 2TB 7200RPM
 
The GTX 570's are from my last build and only temporary.. I'm waiting on a GTX 780 to arrive from the U.S.A. to replace them with. Also have ordered a windowed top panel to replace the Cooler Master HAF XB's mesh top panel.. not a necessity but nice to be able to see the hardware. Also have PCI-E power adapters with 90* angled connectors to plug into the video cards, this will give me room to add two more 140MM fans to the open side of the radiator to create a push/pull setup to further lower the temperatures of the processor. I'm really hoping to safely get above 4.3Ghz when all is said and done as these processor run extremely hot.
 
Anyway, thanks for looking and let me know what you think~
 
Pics:

+1 if you setup a MODS RIGS
 

Nice powerhouse!

Great setup.

Fantastic job!!

Very nice mod!

did you submit a rig to the modrigs site?
 
http://www.modsrigs.com/
 
 Edit: nevermind lol... i missed the post. i need coffee
 
I assumed it auto links at some point?

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That's the link, I don't know about auto-link. I figured I'd missed a place to add a link to it in my control panel settings or something.

its probably not showing cause you only have 7 forum posts, links are blocks completely on new members with a low number of posts, and I guess they block the avatar mod rigs link as well.

Here's a couple pictures of the replacement top panel. My HAF was the EVO version which comes with the mesh top, I decided to replace it with the window top version (and like it much better).
 

Looks great and glad you are happy but Now you just turned it into a heat Box, the meshtop is thier for a reason, so you can put a 200 MM exaust fan thier.
 
Those 570's will run hot (especially since they are not external exaust models). Just something to think about.....

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Looks great and glad you are happy  but Now you just turned it into a heat Box, the meshtop is thier for a reason, so you can put a 200 MM exaust fan thier.
 
Those 570's will run hot (especially since they are not external exaust models). Just something to think about.....

 
With ambient room temperatures at 77-82*F my computer temps are all great. I have the 570's @ 921 x 1987 staying under 78*C in all benchmarks. I removed the heatsinks/fans and re-applied new and higher quality TIM/Paste also figured out how to make the fans run at 100% instead of 85%.
 
My 4770k is now up to 4300Mhz I delidded it and put liquid metal under the IHS and then ceramique from Arctic Silver. My temps are 21*-24*C idle and 67-70*C full load.
 
After 4 hours of solid gaming in Metro: Last Light my TZ00 and TZ01 temps never went over 38*C and my three mainboard temp sensors never went above 34*C. I think the 200MM fan is main for air cooled CPU setups, not only are my temps fine with the window panel installed  but it's a lot less noisy now as well. 
 
 

EVGATech_MattT
Very nice! Thanks for sharing your build!

Thanks! Ordered an EVGA 780 ti Classified it's on it's way from America now, can't wait to switch to single GPU.

I can post links now but no modrigs will link in my avatar area. Did I do something wrong setting mine up?
 
780 ti ordered and on it's way.
 
Delidding my 4770k right now and hoping to see 4.5Ghz afterward.

That's alot of PC in a small place!

Nice build...

I'm buying that PSU in a week.Can I see some more pictures of it in that case or is it buried in there?