Prodigy Projekt - A Watercooled, Overclocked Mini-ITX LAN Monster!

The Mini-ITX form factor has been around since the early 2000's (thank you, VIA), but like a good A-Team episode, come 2012 it finally feels like the plan is coming together. Prodigy Project won't help you quell the lust for a new, sexy little LAN machine, that's for sure, so if you're prone to outbursts of impulse spending I'd stop reading now.   Still with me? Good! Now take a look at this: Constructed by Slovakian boutique PC builder, Tiché PC, this LAN monster features the following hardware:

Here's the spec run down:

• ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe (Dear Mobo Team: Why no mini-ROG love?? I want to write about SFF more!),
• Intel Core i7-2600K
• GeForce GTX 670 (gotta love that tiny PCB)
• 16GB G.Skill RipjawsX 1,600MHz DDR3
• Crucial M4 128GB SSD
• Seasonic 460FL (fanless!)
• Bit Fenix Prodigy (mini-ITX chassis)

Watercooling:

• Bitfenix Spectre Pro 200mm fan
• 1 x 140 + 2 x 120 Corsair Fans
• HEATKILLER GPU-X3 GTX 670 waterblock
• HEATKILLER Rev. 3.0 LT CPU waterblock
• ALPHACOOL VPP655 Single / TOP Pump
• XSPC EX-240 Dual Fan Radiator
• Phobya Radiator 200mm
• EK Water Blocks EK-Multioption RES X2 - 150 Advanced
• BitsPower / EK / Alphacool / Koolance Hose Fittings + Primochill bits
• Aquaero LT USB fan controller

The Build Gallery

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