Hi everyone
 
Long time ago I started work with my Cooler Master Cosmos S 
 
The problem, however, is that it really cramped inside and hard to get to anything.
Especially that I changed to x299 and bought an EVGA X299 DARK motherboard which is big and tall.
 
I really like my COSMOS and I've spent a lot of time with it, but is time to change it for something bigger.
 
I liked Raijintek Eris Evo a lot, but I did not like a few solutions that were used in it.
 
Hoever design of this case is definitely that what I like.
 
I noticed that the ERIS EVO is a simple structure, so nothing prevents me from making my version, especially since I have access to a lot of machines.
 
So I decided... LETS DO THIS!
 
And that how started Project "BEHEMOT"

 
Speciffication of my platform which I am going to use in this project:
 
- EVGA X299 DARK
- i9 9940X (delid + custom IHS)
- 4x8GB DDR4 Patriot Viper Steel 4000 CL19
- Corsair MP300 480 + 960 GB
- GeForce 1080Ti AMP Extreme (for now, rtx 3080/3090 soon)
- Corsair HX1200i
- Arctic P12/P14 PWM PST
 
In new case I am going to use 2x 560 xt45 radiator and... MORA 420... INSIDE! 
 
 
Patriot Vipers doesn't has temp sensor so i decided to do my own and it work perfectly
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
My awesome helper!  
 

 

 

 
 
Overclocked my i9 9940x 
 
14x 4.9 GHz
Mesh 31
Vcore 1.31V
Mesh Voltage: 1.165V
 
Here is the screen with 5.0 Ghz and Mesh 31
 
This is one of the highest score in HW BOT for 14 cores with H2O cooling! 
 
Something is wrong with my r20 because it still shows the same result in the table. I need to reinstal it 
 

 
 
Patriot Viper Steel showed awesome performance! Full stable set! WOW! Max temp 40,5C.
 
Final voltage is 1.485V
 

 

 

 
 
I wait for first components and after that I will designed next of them.
 
I decided that it will be better to order more items singly than all at once because probably half or 3/4 would need to be changed and ordered again If I will take all at once.
 

 

 
 

 
 
Some new parts will come soon  
 

 

 

 

 

 
I changed connection between CPU and GPU and remove Pararell loop. Now CPU temps are 15C lower! 
 

 
 
 

A brilliant mod that is cat approved. 

Very nice! 

Thanks guys!
 
Next parts will come at friday or monday and I will be able to assemble most of the case and start preparing the last mounting elements for radiators etc :)

More pictures and infos soon :)
 

Man, you are a really talented system builder, can't wait to see what comes next 

The amount of work you are putting into this rig is unreal!  The quality is "super".  One of the nicest rigs I have seen here, yet...

I had to drill a few holes so it took me a while. The material is 3mm and 2mm stall so it was not easy to do it with a cheap drill.
 
I use neodymium magnets for covers to have easy access to cables, pumps etc
 
Next update todays evening or tomorrow :) I have some buisness to do :) 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some renders without mobo tray and MORA tray. 
 

 

 

I love scrolling thought build threads like this.  

And I always had the impression that the Cosmos was a fairly large and roomy case.   But your new build makes it look like a mini mid tower. 

Nice 👍 progress, hope to see the final project soon

 
Looks great.   

Ladies and gentlemens, MORA is here!
What a huge monster!
Space between MORA and mobo tray will be enough for barrow fittings and all cables.
MORA will hide all cables and soft tubes, great!
 
I worked a little bit with p14 cables and 9 fans have only one 4 pin pwm connector without tons of cables.
 
Now I can design the mount to the MORA.
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok, chasis is almost complete. I wait for barrow fittings.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 Kitty quality control :D
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am thinking about taking the journey and building my own case. I tried scrolling through to find these answers (perhaps I missed them), however, I have the following questions:
 
1. What material are you making the bulk of the case out of? Aluminum?
    A. follow up question: How heavy is this? Will you need a forklift to carry this around?
2. Are you doing the metal work or you going through a company?
3. I have been researching if there are any grounding concerns when making your own case. Is this something you are concerned about?
 
 Keep posting, this is inspirational.