Build Name: Bumblebee
From 2015 Thermaltake China CaseMOD Invitational S2. This build was inspired by Bumblebee from the Transformers, using yellow and black color scheme to match the car in the movie and a 3 dimensional water loop as well as Tt PETG rigged tubing.

Setting a theme is the starting point for my every casemod. This time, I decided to do an army edition Core P5, so I spent quite a long time to plan my project, like searching different camouflage patterns. I used camouflage as the background color. To fit my modding theme, I chose Riing LED Yellow as my case fan, and the case itself is decorated with some army related stuff, such as bullets, grenade and rank badges.

"I named this Project Envy because me 5 years ago would be so envious of this build. It is outstanding in every sense - a top Z170X Gigabyte motherboard modified (I would never have risked modifying a board of this caliber and put it out of its warranty), an Intel Core I7 6700k overclocked, and two top end graphics cards with the Nvidia GeForce GTX 980ti's. The me 5 years ago would be envious of this mod, and while modding isn't about top end components, it's nice to have them in this rig. But as I tell everyone, "Don't worry about the components, just mod". I wanted this mod to be the things I always dreamed of, so I set out to make it exceptional. Top end gaming components, not a detail missed in modding, and the colors to pay tribute to those who helped me get to where I am (NVIDIA has always been my go-to choice for video cards and Thermaltake has been one of my biggest supporters.). I also bent the tubing in a way as I have not seen before. All components were color matched to the theme, including the Gigabyte motherboard which normally has red accents. I also color matched the peripherals. As with all of my mods, every feature, has to mesh with everything else, and they all have a purpose."

Core P5