This is my last TNN-500AF, saved the best for last. This was a personal labor of love project using the best of my 3 Zalman TNN-500AF cases and parts. No SSDs or GPU (video card), but all else is included and is fully functional without any damage. The system outputs video without a GPU because of the IGU of the CPU.

Heavy duty extreme passive cooling TNN-500AF case with the following build:

Motherboard: ASRock Z77 Extreme9 LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard $359.19 - the perfect clearance for CPU heat pipes. Extreme11 has fan on southbridge and poor reviews so opted for Exteme9 instead.

CPU: Intel Core i7-3770S Ivy Bridge 3.1GHz (3.9GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 65W Quad-Core Desktop Processor $299.98 (eBay NIB) - Case can passively cool up to 100W TDP processor, but goal is lower heat, energy efficiency and long term reliability.

Memory: Kingston HyperX Genesis 16GB (2X8GB) 1600MHZ DDR3 SDRAM DIMM 240-pin CL9 Memory Module (KHX16C9K2/16X) $92.03 - Low profile to allow room for case plates that SSDs are mounted to.  Low latency and same reliable brand as SSDs.  They're blue!

SATA RAID cable: 3ware CBL-SFF8087OCF-10M 1M Multi-lane Internal (SFF-8087) Serial ATA Breakout Cable $16.94

PSU: KingWin Stryker 500-Watt ATX 500 Fanless Power Supply STR-500 $135.99 - Inaudible buzzing from a few feet away even when PSU resides outside of case.  While in an exceptionally quiet room, your ear must literally be placed directly above and inches away from PSU to perceive faint coil whine.  PSU makes a single click sound when you turn on system and only for that brief microsecond when power is activated.

PSU stand: 4 Post Monitor Stand design from Sound Anchors $312.81 - Steel was cut & welded to exact dimensions desired to create stand.  Platform = 5 14/16” wide x 6 11/16” deep x 12" high. Base = 10” wide x 10 11/16" deep.  I decided on wheels/casters since the TNN-500AF case has wheels.  Total height of stand is exactly 12" from base of wheel to top of blue pads of platform.

Cables: Custom length with German MDPC-X sleeves.  Professionally made by Martin of PsychoSleeve Qty: 7 $520 - Necessary for integrating 2-pin cable for powering infrared power sensor of case.  Perks included cable lengths were exactly as required with blue accented sleeving that compliments components.

Cable management: ORICO CBT-1S reusable blue ties 1M length Qty: 2 $7.18 - Cable management for the power cables that span from PSU to case.  Choosing blue was a given.

Thermal pads: 12w/mk 10x10x1.0mm Qty: 45 + 20w/mk 30x30x0.5 Qty: 3 + 12w/mk 30x30x0.5mm Qty: 2 + 12w/mk 60x80x0.5mm Qty: 1 $256.09 (£164.39 GBP)

Sorbothane pads: Heavy Duty Sorbothane Vibration Isolation Square Pad .25" Thick x 2.5" x 2.5" - Set of 4 $35.80 - Sticky pad that was available in the exact 2.5" width of the case's mounting plates that the four SSDs are attached to.  Not only do these pads have ultra secure adhesive properties, they also serve as thermal pads (heat transferring).

Thermal grease: Zalman ZM-STG2 Super Thermal Compound Paste Qty: 3 $23.88

VGA/RAM heat sinks: Zalman ZM-RHS1 Silent VGA RAM Heatsink Kit Qty: 7 $59.50 - Coming from Zalman, they are a perfect match.  Color blue ftw!

Pen: Sanford Uni-Ball Gel Impact Pen, White $8.85 - For labeling the SATA RAID breakout cable P0 - P3.  Fully opaque, rather perfect for calligraphy.
Total cost of components included in this silent system build (not including value/cost of the Zaman case): $2,155.23

The value is mostly in the case, which has been updated to USB 3.1 ports by Hinnan Qamer of the UK, a $300+ upgrade after round trip shipping of the necessary components. I upgraded this build to a fanless external PSU, which is included, along with all necessary cables, original retail box, and a custom heavy duty stand with casters. A custom 2-pin cable was created so that the Zalman remote will power on the external PSU. I believe this case to be factory complete, including the original matching Zalman retail box and packing material and the larger original Zalman marked shipping box. In fact, I've kept all of the retail packaging and extras for all components used in this build. I've reached the allowed photo limit, but can send photos of the packing material and extras by eBay message upon request.

Expect shipping outside the USA to be very expensive because the original packaging is oversized dimensions:
32" H x 19" W x 22.5" L

Also expect the shipping weight to be around 100 pounds or more, especially if you want all of the retail boxes from the system components, which I've kept on hand.