Antec p182 SE
Intel Core i7 930 LGA 1366 (2.8ghz) Clocked to 3.96 Ghz
Thermalright IFX-15 with Scyth 120mm x 38mm Ultra Kaze
Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7
Kingston 6GB HyperX 1600MHz DDR3
Antec TruePower Quattro 1000W
EVGA NVIDIA GTX470 PCIE
2 * Seagate 1.5TB sata2
1 * seagate 250GB sata2
1 * Kingston 60GB SSD
Lite-On Super AllWrite SATA DVD Re-Writer
NZXT Sentry 2 fan controller
28" Viewsonic vx2835wm
Logitech G15 series 2
Logitech G5
Razer Destructor
Logitech z-5400 THX 5.1

My old system which was an old Pentium D just wasn't up to the heavy work load I was throwing at it anymore; so I set out to build something faster. I spent a week or so researching what kind of PC I wanted. All I needed was internals because I had everything else. I bought the case back in 08 because I fell in love with it and I knew I had to get my hands on one before they ran out. Once I had purchased the parts I slowly built it over the following week. I took out every screw in the case and sprayed it satin black to match the finish inside. I even had to modify the bottom bracket to allow for space to run a fan and cables. The fan was moved 20mm towards the power supply so I could have more room to run the hard drive cables. I also added some fan protectors to stop cables touching the fan. All the cables run behind the motherboard to maximise airflow and minimise clutter. I wanted the PC to look good in and out even though I can't always see it. The PC is serving me well so far and the Adobe collection loves all that processing power not to mention Photoshop taking full advantage of my CUDA enabled GTX 470.