Jengki

Thailand

Stuart Tonks

Australia

I did this build about 4 months ago to be displayed at EBGames Expo down in Sydney. I was the first to receive this case from TT and had a really short time frame to do this build (roughly 4 days) I really wanted to captivate this unique case and make it a hands on experience. With this build I completely vinyl wrapped the P5 with a titanium grey wrap. Other features include a 5.5" screen for monitoring stats and an RGB dock for the RGB TT Riing fan controller.

Mike Peteryns

Belgium

As you can see I will use a Core P5 case and MOD it with all the modding power I have! T I will make a custom mounting panel so I can choose where I want to mount the hardware and cooling component's. The panel will be lasercut with a very special design in but thats for later... Also I will make a custom top clear acrylic panel with routed cannels inside to connect the watercooling loop inside the acrylic panel !! Instead of using straight line pipes I will use the acrylic panel B) ....and that's a uniqeu for me !! To keep it short I will MOD every bit and byte in this project with Godness powers!! :rolleyes: ... So hope you will enjoy this Project as I do...SHUI SHEN!!

Jengki

Thailand

Sascha aka "Modworkx'

Germany

When Sascha aka "Modworkx" saw the Core P5 chassis for the first time, he could not believe that only one radiator was supported by default. He wanted to prove that this wall chassis could fit two massive 480mm radiators - and so "Project Neuron" was born!

With hardware like the Sabertooth Z170 Mark 1 and KLEVV memory and SSD, the whole theme follows an aggressive carbon look. The sandblasted reservoir and custom made holders for the Pacific RL480 raidators at the front and rear draw attention to the custom hard line water cooling loop.