RDT's FURY 804 Build

RDT's FURY 804 build is a gaming build aimed at those who want the best out of there system, this build is made to look good while doing it. Using the Fractal design Node 804 as the chase giving you a small yet powerful system. You will not find these components cheaper anywhere in Australia.

• Intel Core i7-4790K Devil's Canyon 4.0GHz
• Kingston HyperX Fury 16GB Kit (2x8G) 1866MHz
• Gigabyte GA-Z97MX-Gaming 5
• MSI Radeon R9 280X Gaming 3GB
• Samsung EVO 250GB SSD
• Seagate 1TB HDD 7,200RPM
• Seasonic 650w GOLD PSU
• Fractal Design Node 804

PRICE: $1,799 au

(No OS Installed, can be added on for extra $69au)

If you want to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566

Fractal Design Node 804 Hackintosh

This is an awesome little Fractal Design Node 804, one of the best designed cases. For this build it is running OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 with the following specs:

Intel i7-4790 3.6GHz

16GB Ram

250GB SSD

600W PSU

Its a basic build that packs a punch, not only does it look good it preforms amazingly, there is plenty of room for expansion in this current build it is a back to basics. There is room for SLI/Crossfire GPU's and up to 8 HDDs, 2 SSD's with two at the bottom of the motherboard for either 3.5" or 2.5".

Cable management was easy having dual chambers I was able to hide all cables using cut out in the tray. There is even a 3 speed fan controller that comes stock in this case and it is something that you will either love or hate. For this build it was great just using stock fans and the controller.

For more information on this build please email me.


If you want to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566

Fractal Design Node 804 RDT Review!

 Something great came in today which is the Fractal Deign Node 804, which will be used in a client build. Luckily enough I have a big poke around the case and I am very impressed.

This is a dual chamber design having obviously the Motherboard/GPU on one side and the HDD's/SSD's/PSU in the second chamber. Allowing for some pretty clean cable management.

 On of the nifty little thing I like about the case is that you are able to hide your SSD's in the front panel. Which also can house a slim line optical drive. You are able to house up to 8 HDD's in the hanging mounts or if your like me, just remove the cages and use SSD's.

If you are feeling crazy and want to put as many fans as possible you have the mounts for 9 120mm Fans and a 140mm at the rear (PSU Chamber).

 If you are moving to the AIO cooler's you are able to fit just about any, you can even fit a Corsair H105 (280mm Rad). For the more extreme of us there is a good amount of room for custom watercooling and I would be definitely interested in moving one of my builds in to this case.  Check out the video below from the ModZoo.

 All in all this is a great case I will be posting more of a review once I get some components inside the case, I kind of jumped the gun and got a little excited. So far one of my favourite things about the case has to be its size and dual chambers. Reminds me of the Corsair Air 540 which as we know there is a mini version coming out later this year. 
If you want to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566

Fractal Design Node 804 Available Now $169

The Node 804 is a micro ATX chassis which focuses on cooling performance and maximum configurability, all packed in an interesting new form factor with a Scandinavian elegant design. The dual chamber layout separates hot running components from the cooler ones and allows for unrestricted airflow over the motherboard, processor and graphics card. The Node 804 comes with three 120mm fans but can be upgraded with several additional fans if needed. Featuring plenty of options for placing water cooling components, tall heat sinks and hard drives, the flexibility of this case really gives the users the possibility to create their optimal system build. HeXus Review "The Node 804 is a micro-ATX chassis that makes clever use of space. Served up in a cube form factor, this sleek-looking box is dwarfed by traditional enthusiast towers yet, with the right components, will more than hold its own in regards to performance." Full review Hardware Heaven Review "Starting with the build quality of the Node 804 we have a chassis which feels very sturdy. There were no issues with ill-fitting sections and the flashier items such as brushed aluminium front panel and plastic side window were defect free. Design wise there is a lot to like about the Node 804 and Fractal Design have created a case which is hugely flexible for its dimensions (344x307x389mm)." Full review

If you are wanting to contact RDT please feel free to call between the hours of 9am-8pm AEST. deon@robertsondt.com Ph: 0426279566

RDTs Custom Home Theatre 's

RDT is coming out with 4 fixed price home theatre bundles. These home theatre builds are going to be spectacular and will give you the best viewing experience possible, Using XMBC the best customisable Home Theatre experience.
You can use your phone to control XMBC right from your couch giving you less clutter with remotes. The easy of use and having thousands of songs, tv shows, movies at your finger tips will simply give you a better than experience than cable TV and free to air.