Project: Sleeping Beauty - By Evoss

[Ridg]

nice work

+1 on EVGA

-1 on Gigabyte (IMO)

[Evoss]

Components

Here are the components used within the build and some open box pics


Components lineup




Gigabyte G1.Sniper 2 Z68








RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16Gb Kit
CPU: Intel i7 2600k




The ultimate cooler for Sleeping Beauty




Just kidding! Corsair H100






EVGA GeForce GTX 580 DS






Corsair AX850, outstanding packaging





Even comes with its own little bag, aww




SSD: Corsair Force 3 120Gb
HDD: Samsung F3 1TB
HDD Silencer/Cooler: Smart Drive NEO Japan




x3 Apache Black Fans to replace x3 Corsair stock fans,
Corsair Airflor
NZXT Green LED Sleeved Lighting




Silencing Kit to help Beauty become Sleeping Beauty

[AlexMozza]

Looking Good there!
You should put it up on Hexus

What was the budget for the system? Solid State Drive :p

[Evoss]

Build - No Power

I don't have any pictures of it powered on yet due to the hard drive, so make do with these for now

[AlexMozza]

The attention to detail is ace
And the cable managment Been meaning to sort mine out now that it all glows red :p

[Ridg]

looks good so far

[Khare]

That looks awesome. I do love seeing tidy computers and attention to detail 

[AlexMozza]

The braiding you have done, how hard is it to do, and hwere did you get it from?

[Evoss]

The braiding you have done, how hard is it to do, and hwere did you get it from?

The braiding isn't hard, but then again I have done a fair bit. As long as your happy with taking connectors apart and threading the braid on then heat shrinking cables in the right place it is fine.

I get mine from MDPC, cant beat their quality.

http://en.mdpc-x.com/

10m of it is 5.95 Euros. That did half of my cables and I had extensions, so that means I needed less. To fully braid everything you need around 30m of braid. On top of that is SATA sleeveing and remember you need the tool to remove the pins.

[AlexMozza]

Might have a go at it , built countless PC's but never done that!