Post a Picture or pictures of your computer/s.
 
Lets see how creative you are!!
 
Heres mine with Specifications:
 


 
Case: Thermaltake VA8003SWA Armor Super Tower Aluminum case Silver w/ 25cm fan side panel
Motherboard: Asus Striker II Formula
Cpu: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.40, OCed to 3.4
CPU Cooler: Zalman CNPS-9700LED
RAM: 2 x's OCZ Gold Sticks (800MHZ), 2 x's OCZ SLI Sticks (800 MHZ) both in Dual-Channel Timings: 3-4-4-11
Hard Drives: 3 x's 250 Gig SAta. 2 of which are in RAID 0
Video Cards: 2 x's Galaxy 9600 GTs Clocked at 675 mhz and 1000 mhz. (temporary till the 9800 GX2 come out)
Drives: LG DVD drives x's 2
PSU: Corsair HX620 Watts
Mouse: Habu  
Keyboard: Reclusa
Monitor: 17 Inch Monitor ( I have it since 2002 or so I'm surpised its running so well...I never turn it off lol)
 

ok here goes:=
 

 
Gigabyte 3D Aurora, Msi P35 Neo2-Fr, Q6600@3Ghz T.R.U.E. WITH NEXUS 120PWM Fan,
Patriot PC6400 2x1Gb @ 4.4.4.12 kit 3x Seagate 500Gb Sata 300 drives, 1x seagate 200Gb Sata 300 drive,  
6800Gt 256Mb. Liteon Sh-16a7s SDVD-RW, TSST Sh-s203D DVD-RW Hiper 580w Type R PSU
Antec Veris MX-1 Esata Enclosure (on E-sata) with Maxtor 200Gb Sata 150 drive.  
Running Windows XP/Vista Ultimate/Linux
 

 
Antec Atlas (Black one), Asrock 939N68PV-GLAN, Athlon 3800+ x2, Artic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro PWM, 2x 1Gb DDR400,  
2x Maxtor sata 150 Drives, Nec ND-4570a DVD-RW, Sony CRX330E DVD/CD-RW, USB Internal Card Reader.
Hiper 530W Type R PSU. Running Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition
 
ThemalRock Eclipse (Silver one) Asrock 939SLi-Esata2, Athlon 3500+, Arctic Colling Frezer Pro 64,  
2x512Mb DDR400, Ati X300, 1x maxtor 200Gb Sata 150, 1x HGST 160Gb Sata 150, 1x Maxtor 160Gb Sata 150,  
Liteon 52x32x52 CD-RW, 1x Nec ND-3540A, internal Usb card reader. Jeantec 450W PSU
 

 
Epson Stylus R300m printer
 

Wifes PC    
 
Dell Optiplex GX270, P4 2.6HT (Socket 428) 800FSB 2x256Mb DDR400, 40Gb IDE HDD, Samsung CD-Rom.
 

Pics are small but I canmake em lol thats alot of pcs

There are some better sized pics :-
 
http://forums.aria.co.uk/showthrea [...] 487&page=2

Check this **** out!  
 

 
Note the customised reset button (a.k.a hammer) and extra venting capability! This is one hardcore MoFo    
 
Don't be decieved by looks though, it's not a bad machine, just needs a beating sometimes....

LOL thats something MaximumPC mag needs lol I love it!!!!!!

Maybe I should approach Dell with this design for next gen XPS (Xtra Piece of Sh**) :-)

LOL I would invest in the idea

I have a carrying case for mine like this one.
 

Whose butt is that? Doesn't look big enough to carry full size case, maybe an htpc would squeeze between the cheeks, but airflow might be a problem!

Nah, easy cure for the airflow issue, diet of Baked Beans!

 
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!GRRREAT... :       )

Specs: MSI K9A Platinum X580 Crossfire AM2 Motherboard - AMD 64x2 4200 (65W) processor – Sapphire X1950GT 256MB - 2 Gigs Kingston Hyper-X DDR2 800 - 250 Gig Western Digital Sata Drive (16MB buffer) - 700 Watt OCZ Technologies Game Stream PSU - LG optical drives - Cooler Master Centurion 534 Case - Logitech MX518 gaming mouse - Logitech Media Elite keyboard - Windows XP Media Center Edition - NEC Multisync 90GX2 19" 4ms LCD Monitor 1280x1024 - Microsoft XBOX360 PC controller - Dell Axim Pocket PC - XTrac Ripper gaming mousepad
 

Nicely colored case and very nice desk setup I like the xbox controller!

I think what I like best about my set up is two things:
 
1.)  I installed a 23" florescent kitchen light under the desk over the keyboard tray.  It makes viewing the keyboard MUCH easier!  I use it a lot playing games at night in the dark.
 
2.)  A gaming rig would never survive in a hutch like mine due to lack of ventilation and heat.  SOLOUTION: I drilled a 120mm hole in the back of the desk and installed a 120mm LED fan.  I installed a PCI power bracket on my PC which transfers power from inside the case to outside of the case to power the fan.  If I ever see the LEDs go off on the fan I know it got disconnected from the computer.  However that almost never happens.  Only occurred 1 time with in a year's time. See picture below.  The computer cabinet is now only a few degrees warmer than the outside air.  It is a very minor difference like 2/3 degrees F.  My computer would never survive with out it.  Cost: PCI Power bracket $9, Cooler Master LED fan $4.50 (2 for $9 on newegg.com)
 
I just now rebooted my computer and checked the system temp in the Bios:
CPU: 39c/102f
System: 37c/98f
After 5 hours of running
 
 

really cool

Exterior


 
Interior




 
Thermaltake Tunderblade LED Fan In Power Supply

Dang.  You got me beat.
 
NICE machine.  I like the water cooling.  You got that set up well.  I love the cable management.  I noticed you got 3 zip ties on that cross bar at the top of the case I assume funneling cables across it.  Never tried that before.  Are those data or power cables you got crossing over that bar or both?
 
Is that a modular power supply you got?