My definition of a modular case differs slightly from the empty boxes that mountain mods calls a case. I've put many hundreds of hands on hours into my case development... and I hope it shows.
Rico from Watercool told me today that my PrometheusCU edition Heatkiller rev3.0 was shipped and is on it's way to me.
I also had Rico send me some pics of his shop...
First up, here's the link to the watercool website:
*click for link*
the Watercool workshop - Rico's left the captions up to me because he says his English isn't very good.
Outside the shop:
What looks to be a couple of 5-axis CNC mills - some very impressive equipment for the machinist among us. You can see a bunch of what look to be GTX280 waterblocks in the bins:
This looks like some delrin Heatkiller 3.0 tops.
A bigass bending break, a piece of equipment that I REALLY REALLY want.
A hydraulic drop saw, cutting what looks to be delrin slabs for waterblock tops:
A CNC lathe... another bit I'd kill to own:
A MASSIVE CNC metal stamping punch making waterblock details, and mounts:
To be recycled scrap metal and shavings:
Some of you asked for some interior shots of the Heatkiller 3.0
CoolingMasters.com did a quickie review of the block and took pics of the inside:
