DA6XL Dual Chamber

I would like to present a new project for you all, this Streacom DA6XL. I created this mod in collaboration with Streacom to show off how amazing this chassis can showcase your PC components. My idea which I wished to show was the PC made as a dual chamber design, with one side housing the components, and the other chamber housing a radiator and reservoir package, which could be detached and used as a standalone package.

The first decision was to use custom cables made from a clear silicon based wire for the PSU cables which I lit internally with LED lighting. This made the cables really pop out with this project, and could enhance the colour theme in such a way that is uncommon for a custom PC build.

Silver and chrome components and watercooling where carefully chosen to offset the black details of the DA6XL chassis, and the black ZMT tubing used to transport fluid between the water cooled components.

The radiator/reservoir tower package features a modified DA6XL where the bottom was cut away to accomodate the watercooling, and the controller for the fans which are sandwhiched between 2 radiators.

This computer has the honour of being shown at Computex 2023, and some video footage from various media sources on YouTube can be found.

Components:
Streacom DA6 XL x2
ASUS ROG Z690-I Gaming Wifi
ASUS ROG Loki 1000w ITX PSU
ASUS ROG RTX3080ti Strix GPU
Team Group T-Force Delta RGB 6000mhz
Intel Core i9 13900ks
Samsung Pro 980 2TB M.2
Watercooling by EK Waterblocks

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Cheers once again for the awesome comment! These galleries aren't getting so much attention as before, so I might have to start getting into video, haha. I'll keep sharing though as long as galleries are available on SweC!

The hardest part of all this is to get out of the planning process, as trying to come up with new ideas that no one has tested is exponentially harder as the level of modding has grown to a point where it is a professional level with artisans creating such immaculate projects, with perfect social media to promote said builds. It is easy for me to get stuck in a hole of planning and taking too long to execute.

Once I get building though, it is pretty much a flow-state of doing until I end up with a finished project.

Give it a go for yourself. You might just end up addicted as I am.