Wow, those look gorgeous! The two on the right, especially the rightmost one, look amazingly cool. Also refreshingly different from most PC hardware aesthetics, which is great to see.Hopefully I can get some done soon, everything is taking longer than expected. However I am working on the heatsinks today. here is a photo of the 4 available pattern options. After I get these painted I most likely will start a pre order.
These look really nice - what grade of stainless is that (assuming it's stainless, of course)?Hopefully I can get some done soon, everything is taking longer than expected. However I am working on the heatsinks today. here is a photo of the 4 available pattern options. After I get these painted I most likely will start a pre order.
I agree, stainless steel would be an absolute b*tch to machine as well...
I was basing my question on the survey at the top of the page, where it asks for your preferred build - aluminium is not in that list. Of course, the question may just be for the block, but I was curious so thought I'd ask.
That far right one is SO hot, love the waves too.Hopefully I can get some done soon, everything is taking longer than expected. However I am working on the heatsinks today. here is a photo of the 4 available pattern options. After I get these painted I most likely will start a pre order.
The patterned plywood looks awesome, you should definitely make a chassis front panel out of some!Good question - I like the angled look, but I can imagine a horizontally aligned design would work too.
Still, the chevron pattern is my favourite by far - but with that design I'd have to build a patterned plywood-fronted case for it to live in. That style match is just too good. And I really don't need another major DIY project
I thought I like the 45° one, but seeing this now, I definitely prefer the 90° one (right image).So here is the wavy version with pattern at 45 and 90 degrees. Only one will be offered, which one you voting for.
I agree with the others, the right looks the best. Is the pattern more densely packed, or is that just a visual trick of the changed geometry? Either way, both look great, and I like the visual interest of the diagonal, but the visual stability and depth of the ...uh, non-diagonal? looks better to me.So here is the wavy version with pattern at 45 and 90 degrees. Only one will be offered, which one you voting for.
Exactly what I thought too!
