Mountain Mods User Gallery

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first build, first overclock: CPU Intel i7 920 D0 batch 3925A260@ 4.221ghz CPU HS Corsair H50 MB EVGA x58 e760 Classified GPU EVGA GeForce 295 GTX MEMORY Corsair DDR3 1866 GT 7-8-7-20 PSU Corsair HX1000 HDD 1 Samsung F3 spinpoint 500GB(x2 in raid 1) HDD 2 WD Black 1TB Case MountainMods Ascension Black Wrinkle/UV windows OS Windows 7 Professional FANS Noiseblocker multiframe MF12-PWMx2 Noiseblocker multiframe MF12-S3 Noiseblocker 40mm Northbridge fan Antec Spot Cool Corsair memory cooler Scythe Kaze Master Fan controller (x2) OD Pioneer BluRay Burner 203 Lite-On DVD-ROM SOUND Auzentech 7.1 Forte. thanks for an awesome case

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This case rocks. Best one I have built in many years. System Owner: fjehlers Owner Country: US 3D Mark Vantage Score: 30,402 3DMark06 Score: 23,638 What is 3DMark06? Report Fraudulent Score 3D Mark Vantage Link: View My 3D Vantage Score 3DMark06 Link: View My 3DMark06 Score Component Type Brand Product Motherboard EVGA X-58 3X SLI Power Supply Enermax EVO 1250W Galaxy CPU Intel Core i7 920 3835A893 Case Mountain Mods PC-75B Sound Card Sound Blaster X-FI Fatal1ty FPS Graphics Card EVGA 2 X GTX 285 SSC OVERCLOCKED GPU MHz: Default RAM MHz: Default Multiple Video Cards: Yes Hard Drive WD Raptor 150GB Raptor X Hard Drive Seagate 3x250 SATA II Monitor Dell 27" UltraSharp Widescreen Flat Panel Accessories SwitSwiftech Apogee™ GTZ i7 Adapted Accessories Black Ice 2x GTX 360 Gen II Accessories Bitspower Black Freezer EIX58NS NB/SB Block Accessories Bitspower Black Freezer MOS EI58DP Mosfet Block Accessories Koolance 2x VID-NX285 Video Water Blocks Accessories Swiftech 2x MCP655 Accessories EK 2x EK-RES100 Power Supply Meanwell 320 Watt for punps and fans Accessories HP Light Scribe DVDRW 8MB Cache IDE Accessories Aero Cool PowerWatch-Black Accessories ICYDOCK 2x MB672 with LCD Screwless Internal SAS/SATA HDD Accessories Lamptron FC2 6 port Fan Controller Accessories KAZEMASTER 4 port fan cont and temp monitor RAM Corsair Dominator 2GX3 TR3x6G1866C9DFG

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Case: Mountain Mods CYO Duality Front / Horizontal Motherboard Mobo: EVGA X58 CPU: i7 920 GPU: Tri- SLI EVGA GTX 285s Fan Control / Monitoring: Aquaero > Crystal Fontz Display

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Spec's: MM U2-UFO CYO+Extension Kit Asus Rampage Extreme -- BitsPower chipset block-PA120.2-DDC3.2 w/XSPC res/top Q9650 @4.32ghz 480x9-1.37v -- HEATKILLER CU Rev3.0-PA120.3-DDC3.2 w/XSPC res/top 2x 1gb OCZ FLEXII @1920mhz 8-8-8-24 T1 2x Sapphire 4870x2@800-970 -- 2x DD-4870-X2 Water Block-PA120.3-DDC3.2 w/XSPC res/top 2x 300gb VelociRaptor raid0 SilverStone ZM1200M

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'Threesomes are nice' Mountain Mods Horizon EVGA 680i Sli e6850 @ 4.0 4gb Dominators + fan with 'goo gone mod' :D 3x EVGA 9800gtx X-fi Titanium Fatal1ty pro Thermaltake 1200w 120.3 Thermochill rad ek 150 res Swiftech GTZ cpu block Swiftech pump Feser One black coolant 2x 74g Raptors raid 0 250g Caviar SE16 5x Thermaltake black 120mm fans Yate Loon blue led 120mm fan Sunbeam fan controller Sony optical drives Black wire sleeving everywhere....

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H2GO case (mirrored) Intel DX58SO, Intel Core I7 2.66Mhz, Visiontek 4870 X2, Corsair HX1000 PS, Patriot Viper 1600Mhz RAM, Westerndigital Raptor, Seagate Baracuda, 6 channel fan controller.

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H2gO case (black wrinkle), EVGA 780i MB, Intel QX9650, Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB PC2-8500, 2 DVD-R Drives , Floppy, 3 HD's (150 WD raptor, WD 750 and Seagate 400), Quad SLI 9800 GX2's Ultra X3 1000 watt PSU and a 24' Samsung

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EVGA 780i FTW intel Q9650 @ 3.8 MHz/ cooler TT V1 3 EVGA 9800 GTX+ Super clock 4gb OCZ Reaper Memory 8500 Epp @ 1150 MHz 2 Wd 300gb Hdd 10,000rpm corsair HX 1000W PSU 3 sony DVD with lightscribe sunbeamtech Chromatic windmill full function controller and 17 120 mm fans 10 intake and 7 exhaust

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Sky White - U2-UFO original top.

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It is a U2 UFO Horizon stuffed with the following: Gigabyte GA-X48T-DQ6 with an e8400 at 4.275 gHz, 4 gigs of Super Talent DDR3 1800, two 4870x2 video cards at 800/950 per core and a single 500 gig WD drive. CPU loop is an Alphacool topped DDC Ultra pump, MCR220QP Radiator and an Alphacool NexXxos XP block. GPU loop uses the same pump, a MCR320QP Radiator and two EK FC4870x2 blocks. All system fans (6) are Yate Loon slow speed. The sides are mesh to let all the hot air out and the top is clear acrylic. Almost all fasteners are #6-32 stainless steel socket headed cap screws with polished washers. This setup hit 21768 on 3dMark06! http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=8389010 I love this case and I will build with Mountain Mods cases from now on!

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U2-UFO Horizon mirror black - Best case, hands down! some pics to show your shoppers, if there was ever any doubt! Thanks!

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Hardware: Intel E8500 Evga 750i FTW Enermax | EGX1000EWL 1000W 4 Gigs Corsair Dominator (PC2 8500) Soundblaster XF-I Gamerz D-tek Fusion EK 780i NB Block EK 780i SB Block Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB Western Digital Raptor X 150 GB WD1500AHFD (2) SAMSUNG Spinpoint F1 HD502lJ 500GB (RAID0) (3) MCP355 Laing Pump (3) XSPC Top and Reservoir (2) EK 9800 GTX's Full Cover Blocks. (2) EVGA 512-P3 Nvidia 9800GTX (2) SUNBEAM RHK-EX-BA Fan Controller (11) YATE LOON 120mm Case Fan - D12SH-124B (2) YATE LOON 120mm Case Fan - D12SH-12 (9) Scythe "ULTRA KAZE" 120mm (Med) (30 feet) PrimoFlex Pro LRT 1/2" ID 3/4

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TITLE: Mountain Mods Twice7 with Quad on Custom Water SPECS: Q6600 G0 724A760 @ 3.6Ghz (9x400), 1.5V | ASUS ROG X38 Maximus Formula SE | 4GB OCZ Flex XLC DDR2 800, 3-4-4-10, 2.4V eVGA GTX 280 SSC @ 672/2436MHz | Raptor-X 150GB, WD6400AAKS 640GB | HT Omega Striker 7.1 | Vista Premium (32bit) Silverstone Decathlon 850W | Mountain Mods Twice7 Case | Zalman Fans & Controller: 4-120mm ZM-3, 2-80mm ZM-1, ZM-MFC2 Custom Water Cooling: DDC-3.2 w/ Petra Top>Black Ice GTS240>D-Tek FuZion>ASUS Fusion||OCZ Flex XLC>DD Bay

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Attached are a few shots of my U2-UFO case. Components include: 1. Case: MM U2-UFO (Black-Wrinkle Powder Coat) 2. CPU: Intel QX9650 3. MB: EVGA 780i FTW 4. GPU: 2 x EVGA 280 SC SLI 5. RAM: 8GB Mushkin Redline 6. HD: 1 x WD VelociRaptor, 3 x WD Raptor 150s, 1 x WD Caviar 320 7. PSU: ThermalTake 1000W 8. Cooling: Loop 1, Swiftech MCR220 (CPU, NB, Mosfet); Loop 2, Swiftech MCR320 (2 x GTX280s) Here is a link to my latest YouTube video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=chXG0hx-9bs

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EVGA 680i Intel E6600 @ 3.4Ghz 1.5v EVGA 8800GTS 512MB 805 MHZ Core 2001 MHZ Shader 1030 MHZ Memory

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Black Wrinkle H2gO - EVGA 780i Dual Core 8800 GT Super clocked GPU Dual Rads, Dual Hard Drives Very Roomy case

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Hi guys, I've just finished building my MM Horizon rig and just wanted to show you the finished product! Specs are: EVGA 680i A1 Q6600 SLACR @ 4.0ghz 2GB Corsair XMS 6400 @ 800mhz 2x BFG 8800GTX SLI XFI Soundcard PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750w PSU 2x WD 150 GB HDD Raid 0 1x WD 500 GB HDD Zalman fan controller 8x Antec amber 120mm fans Watercooling is taken care of by 2 loops- CPU Loop - DDC Ultra - PA120.3 - EK Supreme - EK SPP block - Custom EK Res GPU Loop - DDC Ultra - Black Ice 240mm - EK8800 full cover - EK8800 full cover - Custom EK Res My first MM build, needless to say it won't be my last! Thanks Shaun in the UK

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Specs: H2GO gloss black case DFI Blood Iron P35 E4400 o/c to 3.3 Ghz 2 Gb OCZ Reaper ram XFX 8800GT Swiftech Apogee GT, MCW-655 pump, mcw-30 northbridge 2 x Dual 120 mm rads 3 WD sata 2 drives with 400 Gb total storage

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Just built this, will be overclocking soon! U2 UFO, Fully watercooled with 3 rads in loop, SilenX fans. Waterblocks for CPU, GPUs, HDDs, NB and SB. Great UV effect!! Went for "flame" look on front of case, with a red UV look inside. :) Components: Evga 680i mobo (A1 revision), QX6850, 8gb g-skill pc6400 4-4-4-12, X-Fi Prelude, 2x 8800 gtx in sli, WD Raptor 74gb, 3x Seagate 750gb, 2x Pioneer 212, Thermaltake toughpower 1200w modular psu.

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Spec include: Asus P5k3 with 2gig DDR3-1600 Supertalent ram E6850 Intel 3GHz overclocked to 3.6GHz Dual WD raptors 150 gig in raid 0 Dual Hitachi Deskstar 1TB in Raid 1 BFG 8800 Ultra Video with Water Block version Loop one: D5 à D-Tek fusion Cpu block à PA120.3à Swiftech micro res Loop two: D5 à Swiftech MCW30 à BFG video card with Danger Den block à PA120.3 à Swiftech micro res.

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Guys Just wanted to send you a couple pics of my Rig and the Specs by the BY THE WAY MY FIRST BUILD.. U2-UFO Opti-1203 ASUS P5K3 DELUXE Q6600 Go OCZ Ram Cooler 2 Gigs Super Talent DD3 4 750 Seagate 2 150 Raptors BFG 8800GTS ASUS PhysX P1 CPU, GPU, North, South Bridge all Cooled thankx to Danger Den Fluid XP Phantom Black Thermochill PA 120.3 Radiator Custom Maltese Cross Fan Gills 11 YATE LOON Fans 2 Mushkin Power Supplies one runs the motherboard GPU. And the other one runs all the lighting and fans. The 2nd bay door I made to be my Reservoir holder. Custom Etched plexiglass 1 with a Maltese Cross within the cross it says Firefighter, Hazmat, Crash Rescue, 51m. The other side has a Firefighter with 2 angles on his sides and under them it stats the Firemans Prayer which is When I am called to duty, God, Whenever flames may rage; Give me strength to save some life, Whatever be its age. Help me embrace a little child Before it is too late Or save an older person From the horror of that fate. Enable me to be alert And hear the weakest shout, And quickly and efficiently To put the fire out. I want to fill my calling And to give the best in me To guard my every neighbor And protect his property. And if, according to my fate, I am to lose my life, Please bless with your protecting My children and my wife. Now on to the paint job Its a Custom Paint job..The inside is a blue, purple and black flames, and on the outside is the same style but orange, purple, black and red. Done by Jon at Painters Supply In Salem Oregon.

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Mountain Mods Semi-Custom Bob Slay Custom Bob Slay Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI X16 AMD 939 4400+ X2 Overclocked MHz: 2461 RAM Corsair 3500-LLPro MHz: 448 Timings: 2-3-2-6-9 Power Supply PC Power & Cooling 750 Quad Silencer Hard Drive Western Digital 180 GB SE Graphics Card EVGA 8800GT 512mb SSC x2 SLI CPU Cooler Scythe Ninja Mini Thermaltake 4x 120mm blue led 90 cfm Mark 06'- 10,016 eVGA contest have a look I think I'm the only one one there with a Mountain Mods case!! http://www.evga.com/community/ModsRigs/comment.asp?sysid=5348

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Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6800 Processor...Coolit Freezone CPU Cooler, CORSAIR Dominator 2GB Memory....Asus PK5 Deluxe Motherboard ...Western Digital Raptor 150 gig hard drive.

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WATER COOLED H2GO. Great case, loads of space and easy access with all the panels off make it a very easy build. Nice thick panels and a good industrial look to the case. CPU is e6300 @ 3ghz GPU 7900 GTO Star of the show, luckily I live 5 minutes away from Thermochill HQ so popped in a few days ago with my son to pick up a pa120.2. My idle tems are now down from 52idle to 33. Load temps will follow when I do some stress testing.

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Hey MM Guys! I decided to completely overhaul my Horizon after replacing a defective motherboard and adding a quad core, and I figured you guys would enjoy seeing how one of your creations has matured! My system is completely filled with a Q6600 G0 CPU running at 3.7ghz on an EVGA 680i motherboard, dual 8800GTX's in SLI, an ATI X300 for dual monitor SLI, 4GB of G.Skill HZ DDR800 ram, dual Raptor X 150GB's in Raid 0, and dual WD 500GB's in Raid 1, all powered by an Enermax Galaxy DXX 1000W PSU. My CPU, video cards, and Northbridge are all cooled utilizing dual water loops. While each loop uses dual Laing DDC2 18W pumps, the CPU loop has its very own dedicated Thermochill PA120.3 radiator and I have a Swiftech MicroRes to aid with bleeding/filling. The GPU loop has water pumping through a Danger Den 680i water block, two EK full cover 8800GTX blocks, and another Swiftech MicroRes, leaving heat exchange duties to a Thermochill PA120.2 mounted underneath the horizontal motherboard. Coolant is Pentosin G11 Blue UV in the GPU loop and pure distilled water with red UV dye in the CPU loop. Temperatures are absolutely excellent, and with all of the airflow through the case, none of my components get hot at all. I added another 120mm fan in a triple bay fan mount which took care of the plain, empty area on the front left side due to only having a pair of 5.25" devices installed on the right. I wanted to build the case in a way that made it look very "business outside, party inside". For this reason, I chose to use all black fans and black grills, with the only light source being from four 12" Logitech UV CCFLs to illuminate the UV reactive coolant. All wires have been sleeved/heatshrinked, and I modified the CCFL power wires to connect to my Sunbeam fan controller using 3pin fan connectors, giving me the option to dim them or turn them off completely using the front knobs. All in all, it was an extremely fun build, and I enjoy being the envy of all the gamers here in Kuwait. :) I still have trouble believing that I was able to fit an Enermax Galaxy PSU, a PA120.2 radiator with two 3.5" HDD's attached to it, and FOUR Laing DDC2 pumps all under the motherboard. MM U2-UFO cases never cease to amaze me! Thanks again, Jose Temporarily in Kuwait RX7Boricua on xtremesystems.org

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This is a build of 2004 version of a big window. Notice this old evolution used the single wrap and 3 x 80mm instead of the 2 x 120mm on the back wall. This is a Project I have beeing working for a long time. I bought this case about two years ago. It has gone through many changes. This is What I have at the present time. AMD Quad Core water cooled 4x4 FX-74 overclocked 3.2 ghz Dual water cooled BFG 8800 GTS's runing in SLI mode one Creative X-fi platinum with front panel 4GB (4x1GB) Corsair CM2X DDR2-800/ pc-6400 Asus L1N64-SLI WS Four Raptors HD 74GB in Raid 0 one Seagate Barracuda 400gb One 18X MadDog DVD IDE One 20x LitOn DVD sata Dual loop water cooling consisting fo the following: One Thermochill PA120-3 Radiator, One Black Ice micro (80mmX2) Radiator, Two Swiftech MCRes Micro Resevoir, Swiftech pump for the GPU loop, Thermaltake pump for the CPU loop, Two Thermaltake CPU water blocks, Two EK 8800GTS water block This system is preaty sweet. Runs preaty smooth. This case is perfect for a mix like this, It generates lots of heat. Cpu's run between 35 to 40 degrees. Motherboard goes arround 47 degrees. Gpu's in the mid 40's. But, overall still is a preaty quiet system. I added a 120mm blow hole at top with a MNPCTECH acrilic black grill and also tinted the top and right side windows.

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Hi Guys, Check out my build using one of your MM UFOs. Guts consist of an AMD Opteron 170 overclocked to 2.5GHz, BFG 8800GTX with stock clocks, 2GB of Gskill DDR500, Abit AN832X mobo, PC P&C 610w, 2x 250GB Seagate 7200.10 SATA, 18x LiteOn DVD-RW. The Silverstone USB port was placed in the Mountain Mod 3.5 -> 5.25 blue acrylic bay adapter, I had to file the opening (width) of the bay adapter by ~.025" to get the USB port to fit. Water cooling consists of Thermochill PA120.3 rad, swiftech 655 pump, EK150 res, apogee gt water block "bowed", DD GPU waterblock, 7x Yate Loon blue LED fans, tygon 3606 1/2" tubing, distilled water, petra's G11 coolant additive with 2 drops of PT Nuke and a Sunbeam fan controller. The front fan grills I got from Crazy PC, love the dragon! This case is very sturdy, easy to work with and has plenty of room. The temps on the CPU stay in the low 30's and the GPU in the upper 40's, overall this system is very quiet. I mostly play Quake 4, FEAR, and waiting on Quake Wars and Unreal Tournament 3.

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This system took me nearly a month to finish, I too great care in putting it together and couldn't be more satisfied with the result. The case is a U2-UFO with Mountain Mods custom laser etched windows. All the windows are images of my favorite anime character Ruri. While the system isn't top of the line by today's standards, its performance has never left me feeling the need for more power. Its run by an AMD FX-60over clocked to a tad less than 3 GHZ, with 2 GB of Corsair XMS Performance series ram and a very capable XFX 7900 GT. All the water cooling is taken care of by a mix of Swiftech water blocks and accessories. Its performance has been nothing but extraordinary, only reaching 90 degrees under 100% load on both CPU cores. Currently I'm running Window XP x64 (no plans on switching to Vista) and have been extremely pleased with its performance across the board.

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Hey guys, I was kinda wierded out by how long it took to get my case, but I must say I love it. It is awesome. it was as much fun to build as it is to use. CPU= Intel Quad Core QX6800, MOBO= DFI LandParty UT NF680i LT SLI, GPUs= MSI 8800 Ultra OC in SLi, MEM= 2GB Team Group Xtreem PC1066 4-4-4-12, Dual water loops GPUs on one loop and CPU and North Bridge on the other loop. Thanks for a fine case, hope you like the pics.

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Older 2004 version of the U2-UFO. Oldie but a goody. hi habe den tower schon seit 2004 . komme aus germany und das geld war es wert .

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Hi ive sent you my picture`s of my custom case i got from you to put in the gallery. A big thank`s to Tom @ Chilled PC UK Paul @ Coolercases UK And anybody else that helped me on my build. CPU # E6850 @ 4GB Motherboard # EVGA 680i( P30 Bios) Ram # 4GB OCZ 9200 Flex ram Videocard # EVGA 8800 Ultra superclocked 741/2400 HD # WD Raptor 150GB X Soundcard # X-Fi Platinum Fatal1ty Loop 1 Cpu:: D-TEK FuZion Northbridge EK 680 i (Acetal top) Southbridge EK 1.1 (Acetal top) Rad Thermochill 120.3 ( 3 X Yate loons) Pump D5 Res EK 200 Hose 1/2" black Tygon Loop 2 Videocard EK 8800 (Acetal top) OCZ heatsink`s 1/4" Rad Thermochill 120.3 (3X Yate loons) Pump D5 Res EK 200 Hose 1/2" Black Tygon Thank`s Joe.

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A custom Canary yellow UFO case with the secondary power supply port replaced with a 120mm fan hole so I could run a second tripple radiator. I removed the drive bay and replaced it with a UV green lexan drive bay that alows me to place my hard drive in front of dual 120mm fans. and the rear Hard drive bay removed.The front has a 270 watt auxillary power supply to power the fans and lights the 500 watt main power supply powers the mobo and GPU. An aerocool coolwatch monitors the temps of the CPU,GPU,Case,and hard drive with automatic fan speed adjustments, A reobus controls the 6 120mm fans on the radiators, A sunbeam lightbus controls the 8 UV lights and 2 green plasma lights, The fan below the drive bay has a led readout that monitors Air temp. The dvd is an external that sits on the desk top. With the combination air and water cooling my average temps are: GPU 29c, CPU 25c, case 22c, and the hard drive is air cooled 26c. These temps are from the thermisistors I placed directly on the chips and monitor via the Aero Coolwatch. As temps go up fan speed auto adjusts to keep things nice and cool.

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Hi. This is my twice 7 disco cube SPEC: Gigabyte ga-m55plus-s3g Motherboard / AMD Athlon 64 x2 duel core processor 4200+ / Thermaltake ufo fan / 1 Gig Memory DDR2 512 x2 sticks Akasa ALLINONE Front panel / Sony dvd ram drives x2 / Sata 80Gig Maxtor HD / Sata 250Gig Maxtor HD /Custom 550 WattPSU / 4 Sunbeamtech uv ccfl tubes / UV Everything else. Hope you like !

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Black Powder Coat U2-UFO Duality - 3 big window with custom etching. One side houses the water the other the system.

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Hey Guys, Love the case and the awesome customer service! You guys are the greatest! A little tidbit about my rig: Black U2-UFO Original Top Swiftech Apogee GT DangerDen D5 Pump Circular Reservoir (Side Mount Retruder) Thermochill PA 120.3 Radiator 8 x CoolerMaster 120mm UV Green Fans 2 x 12” UV Cold Cathodes 2 x 15” UV Cold Cathodes 10’ Primoflex UV Green ½” tubing 2 x Zalman ZM-MFC1 fan controllers Under the hood: Intel QX6700 Quad Core oc’d to 3.2GHz eVGA Nforce 680i-AR Motherboard 2 x 1GB Corsair Dominators DDR2-1142 2 x eVGA GeForce 8800 GTX in SLi 2 x 75GB Raptors in RAID-0 2 x 400GB Seagate SATA-II as backup and storage Soundblaster X-Fi Elite Plextor Slot-Load 16X DVDRW Modding isn’t a hobby … it is a straight up addiction!

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My first attempt at liquid cooling or aesthetics in a computer. The big U2-UFO case certainly made that simpler! Case: Mountain Mods U2-UFO Black w/ all large windows Motherboard: ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe CPU: AMD Athlon 64X2 4800+ Overclocked to 2.81 Ghz Memory: 4 GB PC-3200 Graphics: GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB OS: Vista Ultimate Hard Drives: Maxtor 150 GB Seagate 10 GB DVD: NEC Pump: Laing D5 Radiator: Thermochill PA-120.3 Reservoir: Mountain Mods Clear Cooling Blocks: CPU Dangerden Maze4 Chipset: Dangerden Maze4 GPU: Swiftech MCW60 with Memory Chip passive radiators Case Toys: AlphaCooler LCD Panel

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Mountain Mods Bob Slay spray painted smokey black for the effects.

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What's this? A Weird Science babe making machine? 121 Gigawatt Flux Capacitor? No it's a heavily modified U2-UFO. Very Interesting!

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Mountain Mods Custom 22" cube. Mountain Mods Custom Laser cut Fan Grills. Mountain Mods Laser etched windows. Smooth Creations custom paint job. LCD monitor on the front panel Vapochill on the CPU 2 x Thermochill PA 120.3 radiators. And one HEAVY DUTY AXE.

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Since my hardware puts out so much heat i decided to watercool the cpu, nb, sb, and both 8800gtx's.. Needed a bigger case so i went with the Mountain Mods U2-UFO case.. Its really an incredible case... I wanted to go with to completely seperate loops, 1 for cpu, nb, and sb -- and 1 for both 8800gtx's... I have the Swiftech STORM Extreme Performance Universal Water-block - Rev 2 on the E6600.. Dangerden DD-680i Chipset Block on the northbridge.. Swifty MCW30 chipset block on the southbridge.. 2 x DangerDen DD-8800 GTX waterblocks on the southbridge.. 2 x Swiftech MCP655 pumps, one for each seperate loop.. 1 x 120.3 thermochill radiator for the cpu, nb, and sb loop.. 1 x 120.2 thermochill radiator for the 8800gtx's.. A total of 14 120mm fans in all.. I have 120mm fans on both sides of each radiator.. I did this so i could run the fans at very low rpm's-- keeping the water nice and cool and yet very quiet.. With the fans running very low( my pc is now almost completely silent) my temps are very good.. E6600@3600mhz(400x9 -- 1.525vcore) temps are 40C idle and around 45C full load.. 8800gtx's idle at 47C and get to 51C at full load.. nb and sb stay around 35C Im really impressed by the quality of this case, a bit expensive but well worth it IMHO.. Full System Specs E6600@3.6(Swiftech Storm) -- EVGA 680i 2x MSI 8800gtx's SLI XFI Elite Pro 4x1g Team Xtreem DDR2 800(4-4-4-12) Dell 2405 24" WS LCD PC Power & Cooling 1000w psu 2x 150gb raptors in Raid 0 & 1 x Maxtor 500gb storage drive Mountain Mods Watercooled Silent PC Soundblaster X-FI Elite Pro

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Bigfoot networks Killer NIC show case at CES 2007.

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-•=» Project: Illuminati Unleashed «=•- (A Complete Dual-Loop Watercooled System, All Inside One Case) ----------------------------------------------------- Enclosure • Black Wrinkle Powdercoated Mountain Mods U2-UFO Cube Case Processor • Intel Pentium D 920 Presler 2.8 GHz @ 4.22GHz (14x301) w/ 1.4125v Motherboard • Intel D975XBX 975X Bad Axe Rev. 302 w/ 0908 BIOS Memory • 2x1GB OCZ DDR2 PC2-5400 Platinum EB @ 378MHz 4:5 @ 5-3-3-8 w/ 2.1v Graphics • Sapphire ATI Radeon x1900XTX 512MB @ 690/800 Audio • Chaintech AV-710 7.1 PCI Sound Card Storage • 2x WD Raptor 74GB 16MB Cache + 2x Hitachi T7K250 250GB Power • Zippy/Emacs PSL-6701P-SATA 700w w/ Full PFC CPU Cooling • Thermochill PA120.3 » LRWB Storm G5 » MCRES-Micro » 2x Alphacool DDC-2 GPU Cooling • HW Labs BIP II » AquaXtreme MP-1 » MCRES-Micro » Alphacool DDC-2 Fans • 14x Arctic Cooling AF12025 120x25mm 56.3 CFM @ 24.5 dBA Display • Samsung SyncMaster 940B 8ms 19” LCD

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U2-UFO w/UV blue windows. Custom etching. Thermochill 1203 RAD

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Information Architects - VALADOR water cools the Bob Slay.

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Liquid Cooled "Bob Slay" Case Mountain Mods "Bob Slay" Case (info) Motherboard Asus P5LD2 VGA Card RADEON X700 CPU Pentium D 820 2.8Ghz RAM 2GB Radiator Danger Den Black Ice Xtreme 120mm Pump Swiftech MCP655 CPU Waterblock Swiftech Apogee Hard Drive Waterblock Danger Den Aqua-Drive Reservoir Swiftech MCRES-MICRO Tubing Tygon 3603 Cooling fluid Danger Den MCT-5 (Non-Conductive) PSU Antec Neo-Power 480

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Gilles system makes use of the optional Mountain Mods extended ATX tray to load up the U2-UFO with a Dual CPU system. Gilles is a reviewer for Gamesplanet.be and has a full review of the U2-UFO at http://www.gamesplanet.be/index.php?main=gp_article&info=gp_article&articleId=214&chk=5M7T9EJ2K8

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Case includes, a 9800 pro with Thermaltake Giant III heatsink. DFI Pro875b motherboard 2 10,000RPM raptors in Raid 0 2 Maxtor 40gb in Raid 0 2gbs of Crucial PC-3200 Audigy ZS Pentium 4 3.0 with swiftech heatsink and 120mm fan. Thermaltake 560w TruePower PSU Custom painted blue case (duh) Custom painted gold BioHazard fan grills Gold painted casters Gold painted PCI covers

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Just got the system setup. Pics are a little old... since I have added some front bay covers that just arrived... and cleaned up the cabling a little more. System specs are: U2-UFO Opti-1203 Black Powder Coat - Original Top Intel Pentium IV 670 3.8 Ghz 2 GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer Dual Channel DDRII-667 (PC2-5300) BFG Geforce 7800 GTX OC PCI Express 256MB DDR3 Enermax EG701AX-VE-SFMA Noisetaker 600W Two Hitachi Deskstar 250GB SATA II 7200RPM Hard Drives PLEXTOR SATA DVD Burner Model PX-716SA/SW ThermalRight SI-120 Heatsink

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Information Architects - VALADOR's big red U2-UFO Optimax diamond top with EATX dual CPU and GPU beast completely water cooled including the hard drives.

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Twice 7 water cooled.

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Ies was one of the first few customers to use our custom case design/construction service. To his request we constructed a 13 inch wide, 16 inch deep and 24 inch tall tower with a single 120mm intake and exhaust fan.

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MountainMods U2-UFO. Watercooled with two PSU's and separate loops for GPU and CPU. Needs some wire management loving, but other than that, it's done.

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Mountain Mods U2-UFO, DFI LanParty UT NF4 Ultra-D, AMD A64 3000 (Venice), Ultra XL PC3200 (2x512), HIS X800XL, WD SATA 80Gig, Lite-On DVD & DL DVDRW, Thermaltake TWV 500w, Samsung 997DF 19" CRT. Water Cooling: Weapon modded dual Bonni heater cores with custom dual Weapon fan shrouds for max air flow, total of 7 120mm Evercool aluminum blue LED fans, Sunbeam Tech Rheobuss, PolarFlo CPU, GPU and D4 pump for right now, home made 40 oz reservoir. Soon to be switched over to a dual loop setup using 2 D4 pumps and Swiftech Storm CPU block and new Swiftech GPU block when it's released.

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U2-UFO Black with Red drive bays - watercooled.

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This computer is as quiet as a butterfly's fart as well thanks to your very quiet Ultra X power supply, aerocool 120mm fans and the Zalman CPU fan/heatsink. This was not built for gaming, just eye candy for a sweet lady (Mother-in-law) and a hella upgrade from her 200Mhz celeron. Specs: PROC:Pentium 2.8 MB: Gigabyte GA-8IG1000MK..that’s right AGP MEM: 512k OCZ VID: eVGA 256-A8-N341-LX Geforce 6200 256MB 64-bit DDR AGP 4X/8X Video Card PS: Ultra X 500w

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Howard Liked the true cube design of the U2-UFO, but thought it a little small for his dream. Well fortunately for Howard we do custom design and fabrication. After a few emails, measurements, drawings, weeks, and dollars Howard got exactly what he wanted. A 22" cube to house his Vapochill unit, 3 LCD displays, stereo speakers, 2 water cooling loops using BIX II radiators, many hard drives, 5.25 devices and power supplies.

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Owner - Vector of PDXLAN.com Housing: CPU - Intel Pentium 4 3.2 GHz Extreme Edition with 2MB L2 Cache - Water cooled with Danger Den - Silver TDX Block GPU - BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra with 256MB GDDR3 by NVIDIA - Water cooled with Danger Den NV68 water block Radiator - Thermochill HE120.3 Pump - Danger Den 12volt MB - ABIT IC7-G Motherboard Memory - 1 GB Corsair Black XMS TWINX PC4000 PRO (Lighted Memory)

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Specification CPU:Xeon2.4GHz(2-1MB)x2 Memory:2GB HDD:RAID0 120GB + SCSI 36GB Mother:TYAN 2668ANR DriveBAY FDD+MemoryCardReader CD-RW DVD-RAM/RW/R Dummy DDS3 DAT

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U2-UFO Optimax with original top, Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe, AMD 64 3500+, 1 Gig Corsair XMS Pro 2-2-2-5, 2 x Nvidia 6600 GT's, SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS, 2 x WD 74Gig Raptor's in RAID 0, 400Gig Seagate, 6 UV cold cathodes, 8 coolermaster UV purple fans, plus more. Wiring was a pain, but the box looks great in person.

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P4 3.0 Ghz. (stock) old skool-cooled by a ThermalRight XP-120 with 120mm fan, 2 Gigs of Corsair LED RAM, 24-bit Sound Blaster Audigy Gold, CrystalFontz 4x20 LED backlit serial display, Bulgin LED switches for power and HD lights (BRIGHT HD LED!), all black 5 1/4" components to match. Zero wire management here, just threw it together and got back to work. :) No internal lighting except for the fans.

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Mountain Mods sponsored the christmas giveaway at pimprig.com by donating a U2-UFO solid top. Eric of lunamods.com detailed it out and certainly made one lucky winner very happy this christmas season.

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Hi-Tek of ModTheBox.Com's watercooled U2-UFO.

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CUSTOM U2 UFO CASE INTEL MOBO-D915PBL- P-4 3.4 PROCESSOR- ULTRA-1024 MB DDR2 MEMORY MAXTOR DIAMONDMAX 250 GB- 500 W ULTRAX CONNECT POWERSUPPLY- CHROME POLARFLO PUMP DANGER-DEN TDX 775 WATER BLOCK CHROME BLACK ICE XTREME 2 RADIATOR 2- NEC DVD-RW'S EVGA E-GEFORCE 6600 GT DUAL DISPLAY PCI-E GRAPHICS PLASMA BALL See more - http://hometown.aol.com/timtattoo/page2.html

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Inside is a danger Den Watercooling system using the BIX radiators with a Ehime 1250 pump on a Max3 running a 2.4C at 285x12 = 3420 1:1 with 1 gig Corsair 4400 a Sound blaster Audigy platinum pro Sapphire 800XT Platinum with OCZ ram sinks and a 80 watt pelt running at -3C clocked to 585 GPU and 1170 Memory. In addition there are 2 Raptor 36 gig running RAID 0 and 8 WD 250 gig SATA for media, a hacked Toshiba dvd drive for encoding, MSI 8X DVD-R all powered by a PC Power & Cooling 510 Deluxe.

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U2-UFO with AC goodness.

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Mountain Mods Twice7 housing an AMD 2500+ Barton. With a slick modular-sleeved PSU by Ultra.

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I have ASUS K8N-E deluxe (AMD64), 3 gb Corsair Memory ( 1 gb per stick ), BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra OC, Seagate ULTRA320 (cheetah) HD with Adaptec 39160 controller card, Matrix Orbital LCD, and my AntiTheft Guard dog. His name is Super “ MAXX”…… Thanks again MountainMods for doing A good job……

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Intel 3.4E 550 SL7KM OC'd to 4.10 DFI Lanparty 875P-T Fully Sinked 1GB OCZ PC3200 240 FSB Gainward 6800 GT 450/1.20 SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS Mountain Mods - UFO-2 120.3 with Thermochill 120.3 Rad Dual DangerDen D4 Pumps Storm G4 Waterblock Silverprop HL GPU Waterblock Swiftech NorthBridge Waterblock OCZ Powerstream 600 PSU Raid 0 2x 200 GB Maxtor w/ 16MB cache Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 Speakers 10x 120mm Fans and 3x 80mm Fans

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WOW! - Double Trouble. ok, what I've got in the case: amd-fx-57 cpu asus a8n-sli premium mb 4 gigs corsair xms pc3200 ram 2 7800 gtx evga 256mb vid cards 2 74 gig raptors[wd-hd] 1 pc power and cooling 850 watt ps 1 400 watt sunflower ps[for fans] 1 thermalchill pa-120 raditor 2 u2-ufo brushed aluminum cases[painted and modded by tailored pc] 1 awaki water pump 1 alpha cool reservoir danger dan nv-78 sli copper 1/2" id vid card water block kit 1 whitewater cpu water block 1polar duel water block kit for hd's 2 matrix orbital mx230 lcd displays for system info 1 ati theater 550 pro chipset/ beyond tv-tv tuner card 1-hp 16x dvd+/-rw lightscribe drive 1 sony 16x dvd drive 22 case fans-20 120mm-2 80 mm 1tailored pc water-cooling emergency shut down system w/power supplies and pump relay 2 tailored pc fan controllers controls all fans[two for intake -two for out take 3 tailored pc fan divertors-3 fan-6 fan- 9 fan 1 set green ram lighting 1 tailored pc lights pcb for single control for uv an cold cathode lights and ram 4 12" cold cathode green lights 2 12" uv lights 1 x-fi fatality sound card all custom wired with green and black cables green led fans in front and top of case all aluminum case fans for back. also have two 6" 1/2" water heat exchangers-black had them welded together and custom windows built for the case, is 3' tall and 18" square. had a custom built power supply bracket and additional bracing done to support this case. I love my mountain mod cases and its the best case I've ever owned and would highly recommend this company for any of your case needs