Paulogdm
Hello guys, where is located the hadron's serial? I need to register it...
Also im watercooling it with Seidon 120V, pictures in 15 days!

Theres a S/N on the cardboard...

Just wanted to share my recent build in the Hadron Hydro. This is my first custom watercooling loop and custom sleeving. The sleeving was done based on Lutro0's tutorials. Let me know if you guys have any questions on how I did anything/how anything was set up.
 



 

The pump specifically was the EK-DDC 3.2 PWM X-Res 100 Combo. It fit perfectly into the bracket that the stock EVGA pump/res combo mounts to. I had some concern regarding the EVGA pump leaking, so I went the EK route. The coolant was Mayhems Pastel White, so hopefully I can get a year out of it. Next time might be kinda cool to go for a grey/silver fluid. 

Hey guys. 
I've posted my build on overclock.net, and I recognize some of your builds and user names from that forum, but I thought I might as well post here as well. ;)
 
My main goal here was to incorporate most of the parts I already had from a previous build, but put it all into the beautiful Hadron Air. I did not want to tear the thing apart completely, although some people have done some amazing things with it, I still prefer the case in its default look. Only main mods I had to do was remove the harddrive cage and the front panel and add spacers to allow the rad and fan to pull in fresh air.
I did originally have the 1TB 3.5" HDD and the SSD velcro'd to the back of the case, just above the GPU, but it was ugly and I wasn't 100% convinced it was secure enough, so I opted to leave the SSD in the case so it could be a standalone machine, and moved the mass storage to a 4 bay USB3 enclosure.
 
Temps in celcius:
CPU - ~23 idle, 45-50 load
GPU - ~30 idle, 75-80 load
 
Noise:
case fans - can't hear 'em
cpu cooler pump and fan - also can't hear 'em
GPU - can sometimes hear the dual fans when gaming for a long time
PSU - drowns out all other components. From what I've heard, it's normal and even an RMA (or regular replacement since I opened her up) would not fix it since they all come like that (apparently). It doesn't bother me so I haven't bothered to look into the issue further.
 


 
Hadron:
CPU - i5 4690k OC'd to 4ghz
CPU Cooler - Corsair H60
Motherboard - Gigabyte Z97N-wifi
GPU - Asus GTX 760
RAM - Patriot Viper III Red 2 x 4GB
Storage - Kingston SSD 120GB
Case fans - 2 x Noctua NF-S12A
Rad fan - 1 x Noctua NF-F12
 
The Deathstar:
Mediasonic Probox 4 bay USB3 enclosure
1x Western Digital Blue 1TB - programs and games
1x Seagate Barracuda 3TB - Movies and Music
2 bays open for future expansion
 
After thoughts: I thought about upgrading the GPU to a 970 or 980 with blower cooler, but the 760 from Asus is fine right now. Temperatures are a lot better since I moved the HDD out and installed new fans even with the included low noise adapters.

I Just built this a couple days ago and figured I'd share.
My whole goal was to make a small machine that was portable yet powerful enough to serve as both a Pro Tools workstation and a gaming rig.
I plan on bringing it to practices and gigs to record and mix music and using it for gaming when I'm not traveling. 
 
This is the HADRON SHADOW
 
i7-4790K  -  Gigabyte Z97N  -  Asus STRIX 970 OC  -  16GB HyperX Fury Black  -  Crucial MX100 512GB
Still need to buy a cooler, a 3TB drive, and LEDs
 



 

 
 

 That looks awesome!!!

 

Infidelity
Parts List:
 

• i7- 4770k
• Asus z87i-deluxe
• 16GB Corsair Vengeance LP
• Mushking 250gb SSD
• Zotac GTX 670 2gb (Will upgrade when somebody release a gold plated GPU block)

 
 

 


 

I like this style a lot!!
How did you arrange the 240mm Radiator in the top?
The only fans I found in 120mm were the Scythe Slip Stream Slim.

So nice. Amazing builds. Expensive hobby I guess...

Vlada011
I would like to see but is it that possible at all...???
TITAN X Hybrid and CORSAIR H75 in same time in Hardon???
If 780 Classified worked with Hadron PSU that mean and TITAN X will work somehow, special with some i7 with low power consumption under 90-100W.
Ambient temps will be fine, only is problem space.

Minimum reccomended power supply requirement on the NVIDIA website for the Titan X is 600w, which the Hadron Air is not, but remember that not all watts are alike.
From what I can see, the minimum amps for the Titan X is 38A, which the Hadron Air will supply. Keep in mind if you're running an insane overclock, you might hit a power wall. Certainly you'd be running up the fan during games... You didn't hear it from me, though.
 
If you REALLY want to cram as much as you can in the hadron, there are 600, 650, and 700w psu's that will fit in the hadron, albeit very snug and VERY loud.

We run TITANX's in the Hadron all the time :) No problem.

 
 
 

That's your Hadron Jacob?
It's nice, excellent is for office gaming RIG or backup PC or such things.
For someone and main RIG. Next 5 years popularity of small cases will be bigger and bigger.

Maybe you could replace later with i7-4790K. 
He don't need to overclock because extremely high Turbo, but if you keep your on 4.4GHz that's same.
 
 
Performance difference between i7-4790K and i7-6770K will be very similar.
Except Z170 Stinger will support DDR4, but from performance side nothing special,
i7-6770K will work on 4.2 Turbo and people will probably try to push on 4.5GHz.

I like Hadron case more and more...
But I would install reference card and single 120mm radiator AIO or Noctua NH-U9S.
She is small but could cooldown i7 up to 4.5GHz without problem.
This is NH-U9S in Hadron...fit even with second fan...they spin on 1600RM or 2000RPM MAX speed but they are not loud at all.
With such good cooler 4790K on Turbo clock could work without problem.
 

 
Hadron Hydro is nice too because leave option and for watercooling, but Air is real small case.
I saw one guy install watercooling and in Hadron Air. Example i7 mainsteam I would build only in mITX factor...
Because dual channel memory 2x8GB is enough for everything. ASRock make some X99 mITX board but with only two slots and on that way customers can't use proper all advatage of X99.
Only I think PSU need to be sleeved with someone who know crimp wires... I saw even Hadron PSU in some store... only PSU...
Sleeve wires occupy only 1/3-1/4 place of normal cables, and for such little case that's very important.
That's advantage and of EVGA Sleeve Power Supply Cable Set... They are excellent for small rigs as obsidian 350D and all similar cases with Micro ATX motherboards because cables use so small place and fit in every little corner between motherboard tray and side panel without problems...