Have you ever seen a dual 180mm radiator? have you seen it installed in a Raven RV02 chassis? You have now!

FrozenCPU takes liquid cooling and showmanship and smashes them together to create this hit case! A classic chassis is now available completely dialed in for performance and yet stares at you as if to ask ... "Do you dare?" A complete liquid cooling system is FULLY incorporated into the absolute core of the RV02 chassis leaving you will nothing but pure beauty and a stern answer to your cooling needs.

The reservoir is affixed to the chassis in its standard fashion but has a fillport literally hard lined into the case. The danger den fillport on top is attached with all Bitspower fittings and adapters to create a tubeless point of entry for your fluid from an easy to reach spot on the top of the chassis and yet still hidden from plain sight. We installed the Swiftech MCP655-B pump directly to the back of the FrozenQ reservoir giving the high end performance this build exudes.

The radiator is a FrozenCPU first Dual 180mm radiator that fits snugly into the bottom portion of the RV02 base. The 180mm Silverstone stock fans are used the same as the original RV02, pointed directly upward in a push configuration, and are all connected to the fan controller already built into the Raven.

The CPU block is the Heatkiller Nickel / Black Edition because ... well we all know it's performance is top notch but it just seems to fit this build perfectly. Bitspower fittings are used through out for maximum sealing and rotary flexibility. The tubing just had to be the XSPC because nothing is quite UV reactive like this stuff and you can tell just by looking. For illumination we used Phobya LED strips as these are the most powerful UV lighting around that is a small profile and inverterless.

Both LED strips as well as the Helix Cathode are all wired to a front panel switch for easy ON/OFF control giving you the full effect when you want it and a dull roar when your system is at peace.

Nothing seems to gel together quite like this build and of course you can customize the colors and other tidbits in the options below.

"Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling,
By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore"
-Edgar Allan Poe-

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• Dual 180mm Radiator for maximum cooling efficiency
• Helix FrozenQ bay reservoir for a unique look
• Hard-Line fill port for easy filling (no tubing used, direct metal line to reservoir)
• Rear drain valve at lowest point of loop for easy draining and maintenance.
• Wire managed cathode inverter, as well as LED UV Strip lights all connected to front panel illuminated latching switch.
• Themed color scheme, all matching (can be customized)
• Ultra-UV Reactive XSPC tubing
• Revolutionary 90 degree motherboard mounting from RAVEN RV01
• Three 180mm fans for unprecedented positive pressure and stack effect cooling
• Supports liquid cooling radiator mounting
• Motherboard back plate opening behind CPU area for quick cooler assembly
• Supports 11” wide ATX motherboard
• Supports eight expansion slots
• Updated hard drive suspension system to prevent drive noise

Radiator:	Magicool Dual 180mm
Dimensions:	212mm (W) x 503mm (H) x 643mm (D)
Material:	Reinforced Plastic Outer Shell 0.8mm SECC Steel Body
Color:	Matte Black
Motherboard Compatibility:	SSI CEB ATX (maximum 12” x 11”) Micro ATX
External Drive Bays:	5 x 5.25"8 (without hard drive)
Internal Drive Bays:	3.5" x 3 (w/ suspension system) 2.5” x 1 for SSD"
Bottom Cooling System:	3 x 180mm intake fan 700/1000rpm, 18/27dBA
Top Cooling System:	1 x x 120mm exhaust fan 950rpm, 18dBA
Expansion Slots:	8
Expansion Card Compatibility:	Up to 12" in length (stock) 11.5"(modified w/ radiator)
Front I/O Ports:	2 x USB 2.0 1 x Audio 1 x Microphone
Power Supply Compatibility:	1 x Standard PS2 ATX

01-11-2012
Reviewer: RavenOwner (1)
Ok, I know it''s a little late but here is my full review. Having never worked with watercooling components before, I wanted to try this custom raven, since I already owned an air cooled version of it which works really well. I must admit though this case definitely gave me a good crash course in watercooling. This case with the larger radiator was able to handle my core i7 cpu and dual nvidia gtx 580''s in SLI. Where my vid card temps at around max load never seem to exceed 75 degrees. So it deffinitely cools well. Also base temps are 32 degrees and holding. I did have to completely modify the stock build though. I had a few problems which probably could have been easily avoided, such as the opening at the top where the coolant gets added would continuously overflow due to the upper tubing being submerged at the bottom of the reservoir. I had to change the position of it by sliding the resevoir down a bay and running the insertion tube to the top opening of the reservoir instead of the bottom right corner. Also it takes a bit of priming due to the reservoir design. But that wasn''t too bad, and it looks pretty awesome. I am currently having an issue with the side of the reservoir leaking where the two white wires feed in to the side of the reservoir. I am not sure how to correct it, but I think I might be able to use a silicon base gel to seal it. I don''t think they ran a leak test on it though before they shipped it out. At least not on mine. Overall, it is a great case when you finish it, but i just don''t think it was worth the large price tag for the custom build since I had to replace all but the pump location. My recommendation is to buy the regular case and the watercooling parts you need, then install it yourself.