Mass Effect 3 Case Mod Matches Your Razer Gear
NZXT Switch 810 gets transformed into the ultimate Mass Effect 3 case.
Earlier this year, Razer announced a line of Mass Effect 3-themed peripherals including the ME 3 Imperator and the ME 3 BlackWidow Ultimate. Apparently Case Mod Blog star David Lane must've liked this idea because this may be the sexiest Mass Effect 3 case mod there is.
Sporting an iconic black and red color scheme with a generous amount of Di-Noc carbon fiber, David transformed his NZXT Switch 810 into the ultimate futuristic case. The mod features a fully customized EK watercooling system with a 420mm radiator mounted up top and a 280mm radiator mounted on the bottom.
Underneath the hood of David's Mass Effect Mod is:
CPU : intel i7 – 2700k @ 5 Ghz 8 threads ( have benched it on water at 5.3ghz)
Motherboard : AsRock Fatality Pro Z68 Gen 3
Memory : 4 Gig Corsair Dominator Gt’s 2133c9 @ 2154 MHz 9.11.9.27 1T
GPU’s: x2 Powercolor (Reference) 6970′s in Crossfire @ 950/1450
PSU: NZXT Hale 90 1000w
SSD’s: x2 128 gig Plextor M3 Pro Series SSD Drives.
Case : Modded NZXT Switch 810 ( Black)
Other: Antec Veris to power Pc on and of with remote plus more.
Lighting : From Mod/Smart & EK
3M Carbon Fiber Di-noc: 2′ x 10′ sponsored by Mnpctech & atxpcrepair

GPU's are fine, don't understand why he'd have only 4gig of memory in such an otherwise amazing build/mod.
It was a good case, untill the game itself came out. Then I beat the hell out of it with a hammer.''
Rage it was.
GPU's are fine, don't understand why he'd have only 4gig of memory in such an otherwise amazing build/mod.
If he had a couple 7970's or 680's then it'd be quite tight. ...and yes, a ram upgrade goes without saying.
I would look at it as a Mass Effect Series inspired mod. I kinda expected a good article with a really bad ending.
Because you don't need any more if your primary purpose is gaming. I've had a gaming PC with 4GB of RAM, a Phenom II X4 965 and a single 5870 for 3 years. I'm still waiting for a game that this setup can't run.
IB
Yes.
I put an H70 in my little AMD Phenom II X4 965...does well, allows for reasonable overclock. I have an H100 in my more legitimate rig on my 2500K. They do nicely but I'd like to do custom H20 cooling in that rig because the 7970's xFired sound like a durned jet.
The simplicity and elegance of the design makes it easy to forget how difficult it actually is to mod a computer in this way.