GOW - ZenModz

Hello again every one!

I'm back again with a new build :D

I think the title pretty much says it all.


I had planed something else for the this next build but things changed in the build plan, so the build has changed a bit to suit. I had planed a build with lots of RGB lighting but that build will come later.

But for now Gears of War is in the works, Hope you all enjoy the ride. :)

anyway I will get straight into it with some build photos as I know that's what you are all here to see :P sexy pic's and mooding.


To start of I will be using a new Cooler Master, Master Case Maker 5.

The Case comes with a tin box with all the screws and other bits and two other parts that I will need to look into.
The box also has soft rubber back on it that is also magnetic. witch I think is a nice touch.

The case also comes with a Red led magnetic strip.

That archers to the ran controller that's fitted to the back of the Mo-Bo tray.



Now for some hardware info:



Mobo: R.........................?




No I don't think I'm going to say just yet.

Still so much more to show. :P

The build will have 2 of the Masteraccessory Tempered glass sided panels

More again, Tomorrow with many many more photos and more info on the build.

Thanks again for stopping by. :)

Here are some more progress photos :)




For the PSU for this build will be the CM MasterWatt Maker 1200
Not sure if this will have the power needed for the build ?

Yer right lol :P I'm sure this beast would power every PC in my house.

This monster also comes with plenty of cables and a here is a small video
about it. Very cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-GOKSdU8wI

OK time to start turning this case into many parts.

Front sound block out cover looks good and it works real well to stop most of the fan noise you get from the front of the case. on the inside it has sound dampening foam.

Fan and LED controller is mounted to the back of the motherboard tray.

now time to start removing more.

This part takes a bit of effort to take of but pulling it out towards your self it should come off. it clips in at 4 points.

now you can take a screw driver and remove the top bracket.

top cover that also comes with a magnetic cover if you don't any top fans.

Front grill dust cover.

Front 140mm fans. that will be used on the back of the case later.

PSU dust grill.

Top removable radiator or fan mount. that will also be used on the back of the case later.

Yep it's made by CM.

So many parts.

Time to rebuild.

OK now starting on the rear of the case. Here I have removed the IO shield plate and modded the back of the case to fit the 2 140mm fans using the top radiator or fan mount.

I have also flipped the MoBo tray to the other side of the case as well as rotating it 90 degrees.

Here I have cut down some mesh for a new cover.

Now for a frame for the mesh.

That's all for now. :)

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Now for some hardware info now that i have taken some photos.


Motherboard: Rampage V Extreme

GPU: ASUS STRIX GTX 1070.

And some Custom Cable Mods Cables. to suit a CM V850 PSU sadly no one that I know of makes cables for the CM Master Watt Maker 1200. :( well not yet anyway.

That's all for now on the hardware, Back to the case modding soon.

Thanks again for stopping by. :)

For the GOW build I wanted to show the front of the GPU, So I have designed a bracket that I can easily change it back to the way it was just as easy as removing two thumb screws from the bracket holding the bracket to the case and two more holding the GPU to the bracket So now I can have the GPU so to facing out.


What do you think ?

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The water cooling parts have arrived :) All the white will be painted micro silver. Everything else will be Red, Silver, and Black. As well as some other small color shade changers and matting clear.

More again soon.

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Hardware test fitting. Starting to flesh out the cooling, and getting all the hard lines set, As well as any mods that I need to do to the case before removing it all again to get ready to start painting the case.

More again soon.


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Nice work!

Lots of pretty bits.

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Originally Posted by Airbozo

Nice work!

Lots of pretty bits.

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Thank you, yes lot and lots :)

Sorry for the very late post it has been a somewhat hectic couple of weeks.

But back on track.



Here are some more updates on the progress, And still lots to come.

Thanks again for stopping by. More soon.