https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4816054

Love this

ProfessorW00d

@ProfessorW00d​ I am 3D printing a few parts as we speak. I found a X tower to house my radators I think I am on a awsome pace with your tips and Ideas. So appreciated in so many ways!!

@redxps630​ very impressive and it looks very clean.

@ProfessorW00d​ very nice. what configuration and what computer are you running right now. I betting that you have a few computers at this time.

@ProfessorW00d​ I like this as well.

@ProfessorW00d​ That case looks NASTY!! cant wait to see your spin on this beauty. Whats going in and is it totally open skeletonized? I see a lot of potential on this. 

Is there feet or is it a lock in base concept?

@ProfessorW00d​ absoultly in love with this concept.

@ProfessorW00d​ 

The original Cooling X Tower / Razorback designs can be found on Thingiverse. Full credit goes to the original creator.

I’m working on a redesign to better suit my use case, removing unused features and simplifying certain areas while keeping the core functionality intact.

Once finished, I’ll release the updated version so others can print and modify it as needed.

@redxps630​ would you know if I could get a mATX Asus board to play nice in an r7 case or would the front panel be a non starter? Could I use breadboard wires as jumpers? Long story short, the nzxt case I was gonna use has a dead power button and wondering if I can shoehorn it all in the r7 or if I'm better off getting an exterior power switch?

Have never done it b4. I have only done the opposite of putting R7 board in nzxt case

non Dell board would not turn on case led in R7 case so in that scenario the R7 case has no advantage at all. Might as well get a standard matx case for asus board