So a battlestation refers a computer setup atleast by reddit's definition..

Andromeda is the current name of my computer. It was originally SpiritBanana and after enough changes it became SpiritMango. After more upgrades, I decided to give it a less childish name to signify its maturity.

Andromeda

Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K @ 4.6GHz w/ 1.38v1
Motherboard: Intel DZ68BC Z68 w/ v28 BIOS4 
Memory: Patriot Gamer G2 Series @ 1600MHz (9-9-9-24) w/ 1.5v5
GPU: Sapphire Battlefield 4 Edition R9-290

• Flashed to R9-290X @ 830/1150
• Artic Accelero Extreme IV Aftermarket GPU Cooler
• Gelid VRM Cooling Enhancement Kit
• Blue Akust VRAM Heatsinks

Storage6: 

• Kingston V300 SSDNow 60GB
• Kingston V200+ SSDNow 90GB
• Western Digital Blue Caviar 16MB cache 320GB x 2
• Toshiba 150GB (Swapped Storage with my Plex Media Server)
• Western Digital Blue Caviar 64MB cache 1TB

• ELE EL-D02 USB DAC 
• Ultrasones DJ1 PRO
• Xiaomi Pistons 2.0
• Xiaomi Pistons 3.0
• Creative A220 2.1 Speaker Set
• Logitech H130 Headset (for Microphone)

History:
Motherboard: Asus P8P67 PRO, AsRock Z77 Pro3, Intel DZ68BC Z68
Graphics: Asus Radeon 6850, Asus + HIS Radeon 6850 Crossfire, EVGA GTX 670 Superclocked, Sapphire R9 290
Power Supply: CoolerMaster 460W, Thermaltake TR600, Corsair CX500, Rosewill 630Watt Greenseries, Corsair CX750M 750Watt, Rosewill Capstone 750Watt.
CPU Cooler: CoolerMaster Hyper 212+, Corsair H55, Phantek PH-TC14PE
Peripherals: Razer Deathadder 3.5G, Logitech G600, Steelseries Sensei 

Notes:
1 The DZ68BC does not support disabling spread spectrum as a result actual CPU Frequency is 4590GHz. Spread spectrum changes the value of the BLCK on the motherboard. On my Asus P8P67Pro, spread spectrum increase BLCK to ~100.3 Mhz while for this Intel motherboard it reduces it to 99.7Mhz

2 The reason the 290 is underclocked is due to the Black screen issue. I can avoid black screens by running at lower than stock frequencies as mentioned in my 290 Black screen work around page. The flashed bios is not the cause of the black screen. The 290X BIOS gives me stock 290 performance at the current clocks. 

3 The QFR was modified with Blank PBT keys and O-rings

4 The DZ68BC has serious issues with reliability with the newer version of the BIOS and as a result I have not upgraded the BIOS despite purported feature fixes.

5 I've attempted OC'ing the memory a bit (timings and frequency). I had noticeable performance gains but had issues with stability/reliability so I leave it at stock for now.

6 I'm currently waiting for ~512+GB SSD for at most $150 before jumping onto a larger SSD, I currently use the 90GB SSD for OS and 60GB for games--though for large games it is difficult to manage space

7 My CX750M surprisingly failed me and as a result I am currently on a Rosewill Capstone 750Watt power supply