Too 'l33t' for my tastes, but man, I can't argue with that fine craftsmanship! Major props.
I can understand it could be too much for some people. However if you're sitting in front of it, seriously it's not annoying or anything :)Thanks!
The green always put me off about Razer but the effort and time put in have to be commended. Good job dude, especially love the cool blue lighting that you used on the inside. I'd much prefer to have matte red or purple accents on the inside.
How much free shit do you get from razer?
The Razer peripherals :)
It doesn't seem much with all the work put into your project.
It's not a project for Razer, it's my own little project. I chose to name it Raz3r d3sk without even knowing I was going to get some gear. Still very happy with what they sent me. :)
Gaddamn, L3p.
I always look forward to seeing updates from you. Good job, man. Looks amazing! If I had the money and the time...
I want everything in those drawers, I can only imagine the goodies.
Forward that to Razer official fb sites they constantly feature fanbuilds
I'm sure they'll see it sooner or later :)
You could get freebies or an official partnering contract.
Razer knows who Peter is, as well as several other companies.
Damn man, everything you make is absolutely gorgeous.
I like that it's a "Razer" desk but you have a giant Asus banner right behind your workbench.
Well I'm building it on my own mod attic, it's not that I live in a black/green Razer world :)
I would love a tour of the place. There's so much there to look at!
But Asus makes PC parts and Razer makes peripherals
What do you do for a living?
I kind of want to play laser tag in your room.
Man, that room with all that storage and organization is my wet dream. I like your room more than I like anything with the word "razer" in it! Cheers man!
I love the cross desk. Definitely jelly.
Very cool! A bit too flashy for my taste, but I think what you're doing is awesome.
That is a really cool desk, and it has a sort of style that is very Razer-esque. And while I'm not typically a fan of the sharp angles and black/green color scheme, I really like it. Nice work, and I'll be waiting on that fourth update.
Which do you enjoy more, playing games or working on your setup?
I've been a die-hard online gamer for 15 years. Came up with the idea to build a desk in my living room that would be clean, silent and fast (L3p D3sk back then) However didn't have time to play games for the last 4 years ever since I started on that :)
I admit I like modding more but after the Raz3r d3sk I will take a break and do some gaming again ;)
Thanks, thanks, thanks and thanks Ottetal, Gnight :D
So quick question... Do you basically have the motherboard and all the clip-in components (processor, graphics card, etc) in one place, then all the hard drives/cabled components (PSU) in another? I can't quite tell, but it looks cool as hell.
Yep, things I like to see in front, things I like to hide in the back :)
Party up front, business in the back? I like it. Can you detail a bit more what's going on with the build? I see what looks like two entirely separate computers.
One main pc inside with 2 x GTX690, this will have 3 reservoirs in the middle, 2 radiators and 2 pumps.
One pc outside on a benchtable with GTX680, will be used for anything you DON't want to do with your main pc :) Will have 2 smaller reservoirs somewhere, 2 radiators and 2 pumps.
However by using 4 valves you'll be able to make it one huge loop with 4 pumps and 4 radiators.
Thanks! However I do like to see ALL gaming setups, what else should I look at in my coffee break :)
That is incredible, your builds continue to blow me away.
Thanks! I have no idea though, I never took any courses or anything for what I do in my free time :)
Aww post was taken down? :(
While it's all very well done, did it really have to be Razer? Or even branded at all?
Make up your mind, is it Razer or is it ROG??
DUUUDE. This is so baller. I'm not much of a fan of Razer, but I really like the concept.
If only you could make it pulsate with the beat of music...
That's something I personally don't like ... disco effects :)
How do you get in to the modding business? I've been curious for a while now.
Very simple .. make something awesome :)
If you don't mind me being a bother, what do you do for a living?
Upvoted for the knipex pliers.
Your builds, in my opinion, are the pinnacle of this coolcomputersetups. Thank you for the update.
Wipes away single tear Fully armed and operational indeed...
How many Khash/s are you getting from that rig?
6x7950 - 3.8 Mh/s @ 1350W
I wish I was that skilled, also had a work place like that!
They better hook you up for life with that much dedication.
Where would one acquire such a sweet-ass Asus banner like that? Also, IS THAT THE NEW ASUS PCI SOLID STATE DRIVE?! AHHHHHHHHHH! I think I just fangirl'd in my pants......
Got it after one of my builds was showcases on an asus event. Always wanted to have one :)
M4n th1s 1s 2 sickxxxxx xD.
This is probably the coolest desk mod I've ever seen. Been following since the first time you posted about it, and I have to admire the level of passion/insanity being poured into this project.
How do you do the designs on the acrylic plates? Also, I LOVE your work. Your builds are amazing. I aspire to have a desk as awesome as some of your builds one day.
Bins on bins on bins...
This is one of the most inspiring posts I've ever seen in this sub.
Did you build the Flux Capacitor?
What tools are you using to make such amazing things? Any formal training or these skills you learned from your RL job?
Mostly just handtools. Or I get my design made with a lasercutter if that's not possible. No trainings.
Nice craftsmanship. Are you a fanboy or was this for a Razer event or something? I've only had had product by them actually be a keeper. Returned or sold everything else.
Not a fanboy, neither for a razer event. The colors just fit my scheme :)
