7900 XTX and 9950X3D in an Antec C8 with curved wood accents. Midnight blue pearl paint with satin 2k clear. Custom dye-submersed wood panels in layered gray-blue. Custom magnetic front IO cover doubles as the power button. Paracord sleeved cables in midnight blue, black, and graphite gray. Built for gaming, complex math, programming, and bioinformatics.

Three dual RTX 5090 workstations built for pharmaceutical research. 192GB RAM and 9950X3D in each. Scientific computing at fleet scale.

Transparent purple Game Boy Color theme with references throughout. When a 90s kid becomes an adult. If you know, you know.

Customer rebuild into a Fractal North from their original Meshify C. Custom hardline loop, custom paracord cables in white, gray, and green. Custom-mixed coolant with transparency effects. Seymour aluminum and VHT white paint with matte clear. Custom aluminum and acrylic cover panels throughout.

Custom hardline loop with proprietary six-stage candy paint, Seymour stainless steel accents, frosted acrylic, and MDPC-X custom cables.

Case and three LL120s for $72, so I set the mod budget at exactly $72. Off-cuts of tube only, no new tube allowed. Midnight blue pearl, stainless steel gray, and mixed blacks all cleared with satin. Tubing cleared with matte clearcoat instead of frosted for a richer finish. Final mod cost came in around $84 after some bad luck.

Singularity Protium 150mm reservoir with Freezemod pump top and Barrow pump cover on a custom mount to fit the oversized GPU. Cooler Master V2 vertical bracket modified and repainted. PCI-E slot covers filed and repainted for display port access. Tube runs chosen for component accessibility. Barrow 16mm compression fittings, XSPC TX360 radiator, Bitspower Touchaqua CPU block. Shipped with a muted green and orange color profile.

Full RGB taken to the limit. Custom coolant mix: XSPC EC6 clear with a touch of EC6 white and two drops of black dye for a slightly gray version of EK Mystic Fog. Creates a psychedelic effect in the reservoir with the fan lighting behind it. Corsair 5000D Airflow with tempered glass panels on the front and top.

Not quite gold, not quite yellow, somewhere in between. Paracord color chosen first, then coolant matched to it. Aquacomputer Ultitube 200 reservoir on a custom mount with custom D5 pump cover. GPU coated in SEM Trim Black with PPG Omni Clearcoat and Rustoleum satin clear. GPU heatsink in PPG ceramic. Custom paracord cables in Marigold and Touch of Gray on 16GA wire. Coolant is Liquid.Cool CFX yellow with CFX Red and Mayhems orange dye to match.

Seven different black finishes throughout: black anodized aluminum, gloss/satin/matte black pearl, gloss/satin/matte black. Modified Swiftech Komodo GPU block. Lighting rotates between Purple and Cyan (Gambit), Purple and White (Black Panther), and Blue and Yellow (Black Lightning).

Customer build inspired by Liquidhaus's Y60 build and Cinnabar & Steel. Custom MDPC-X cables in Italian Red and Blackest Black on 16GA wire. Custom aluminum covers throughout including pump cover, cable pass-through, and GPU PCI-E slot cover. Tubing painted to match the reference 6900XT finish using silver paint and frosted clear coat. Coolant is LiquidCool CFX Opaque Red diluted to 70% for a molten metal effect when lit.

Dual AIO-equipped 5090 workstation with a 9950X3D, 128GB DDR5, and dual 8TB NVMe. This system appreciated in value by $5,000 before it was even delivered.

Refreshed from the original build. Swapped from clear tube with black coolant to EPDM tube with clear Aquacomputer DP Ultra coolant for zero-maintenance operation until EOL. Modified P400 with custom 40% open-area perforated metal at the front and top. Magnetic I/O covers integrated into the case design. Custom black paracord 650 cables on 16GA wire. Case work was done a month before the P400A was announced.

A single blue tube creates a reverse shadow effect, darker the further from the components. Custom "Optimus Prime Velocity" CPU block with reworked logo. XSPC Photon with custom aluminum D5 cover. Bitspower Touchaqua fittings. Modular aluminum covers over bottom motherboard connectors, GPU side connectors, and a cable bar with a 24-pin cutout sitting flush with the GPU. Black CableMod ModMesh Pro cables.

Deep green gaming build. Simple steel accents around the fans and radiator to clean up the look and give more visual flair and individuality than a standard black build.

Client build with an EK O11D G1 distro plate in an O11 Air Mini using an offset mount. Barrow fittings with Alphacool collars on the compressions. Custom bent aluminum U-channel cover over the GPU cable and aluminum angle bar over the 24-pin to clean up the Nvidia adapter without the cost of full custom cables. Mayhems X1 clear coolant with a touch of purple dye.

Fully black and gray with zero RGB. EK Torque fittings in black nickel. Corsair CPU block and radiator with RGB strips and logos removed. Generic logoless RAM heatsinks. Custom pump cover on the Heatkiller Tube. Custom cable bar for clean routing. CableMod Pro ModMesh cables modified for EVGA pinout and braided for texture since there is no lighting. Upol Universal Gray and Matte Black paint with SprayMax 2k matte clear. Liquid.Cool CFX gray coolant.

Clean, shadowy, warm wooden and golden aesthetic. Subtle golden accent line on the PSU and cable cover.

Custom orange coolant. 3070 Ti heatsink coated with black ceramic paint. Graphite gray accents. CableMod ModMesh Pro cables in black.

Named for a classic. TECHN CPU block and Monsoon fittings throughout.

Stock trading PC optimized for low latency, multi-monitor support, low noise, and reliability. With an aesthetic flair because it's the goose that lays the golden egg, but this time, the farmer knows better.

Straightforward build in a jade Fractal Design Terra. Clean execution, no gimmicks.

Rebuild into an Evolv ITX. Prepped for external radiator setup with quick-disconnect connectors. MDPC sleeved cables and tubing.

She really loved that dog. There are a ton of references and in-jokes in both the name and the build but none of them will be explained. All internal wood pieces painted silver because wood does not have to be colored like wood to look awesome. Custom wood and aluminum RAM cover. Custom white paracord cables. Plenty of other aesthetic mods.

A build so cold, it's cryogenic. Mr. Freeze approves.