Project: Lian-Li P80 & PA140.3

Well, now I am kinda in hardware juggling state and I have to keep the intrigue alive (it is pretty evident though :)), nothing depends on me now, all I am gonna do is wait.

High time to finish the sleeving :D I've decided to put the sleeving into the PSU and remake some parts, it is still in progress but I have a picture for you (I am on the laptop with crappy display this days so don't be mad at me for imperfect white balance or brightness)
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/4504/img5862j.jpg

Oooooh :up:

I have no real comments these days... :shakes:

Loving it though. Forgot what your case was by this point :p:

Very nice. :)

Excellent sleeving skill!

Hay GK it's good to see your on the greener side of the fence now. :up:

I hope the recent challenges in Moscow's subways have not affected you or your family in any way.
I didn't see it on the new but was told a day or two later and my thoughts turned to you.

Hope everything is OK Champ :up:

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Originally Posted by Wezly

Oooooh :up:

I have no real comments these days... :shakes:

Loving it though. Forgot what your case was by this point :p:

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that's quite normal to not have real words to say here, it's XS mate :D
me too, seen it assembled looong time ago

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Originally Posted by elbeasto

Very nice. :)

Excellent sleeving skill!

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thanks a lot, trying to do my best ;)

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Originally Posted by kgtiger

Hay GK it's good to see your on the greener side of the fence now. :up:

I hope the recent challenges in Moscow's subways have not affected you or your family in any way.
I didn't see it on the new but was told a day or two later and my thoughts turned to you.

Hope everything is OK Champ :up:

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LOL yeah. But I have to deal with green sticker now :D

Very nice that you asked Graeme, thank you. We're fine, were a bit scared that morning and few days after, I even didn't let my GF to go to the job that day, but now everything seems to be pretty normal.

awesome work Kirill :)

nice hdd/ssd mounting

Nice work man :up: Did you find it easy to remove those nasty "thingies" holding the ends of stock sleeving on main ATX cable ? :p: You'll have even more "fun" removing them from the rest of cables, I promise you :D

Geez, how tight of a fit is that HDD with the door closed? Must be right up on it! WOW!

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Originally Posted by illidan

awesome work Kirill :)

nice hdd/ssd mounting

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Thanks ;)

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Originally Posted by Tigris STI

Nice work man :up: Did you find it easy to remove those nasty "thingies" holding the ends of stock sleeving on main ATX cable ? :p: You'll have even more "fun" removing them from the rest of cables, I promise you :D

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Thanks, nice to see ya!
Well, that was not so bad using knife and wire cutter, now I have only 4-pin molex and SATA power unsleeved ;)

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Originally Posted by Antioch

Geez, how tight of a fit is that HDD with the door closed? Must be right up on it! WOW!

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yeah, very tight, matter of millimeters. I've already shortened those magic plate standoffs and probably I'll have to do it once again. I'll remove one or two flaps holding the door, as well.

24pin sleev looks soo nice

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Originally Posted by kwscore

24pin sleev looks soo nice

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thanks mate :)
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time to dig up my worklog, I am changing platform and the first part is the blackest available motherboard :cool: hopefully RAM will arrive soon
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/7778/img2245t.jpg

NICE mobo choice!

EVGA = :up: But why P55 ? Isn't X58 much more Xtreme ? :cool:

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Originally Posted by Tigris STI

EVGA = :up: But why P55 ? Isn't X58 much more Xtreme ? :cool:

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Take the "much" out of there... X58 really doesn't have that much of an advantage over P55... sorta like comparing a 5870 to a 5850.

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Originally Posted by ScottALot

NICE mobo choice!

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Thanks :up:

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Originally Posted by Tigris STI

EVGA = :up: But why P55 ? Isn't X58 much more Xtreme ? :cool:

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;)
The only reason - I don't want to buy new waterblock mounts, then paint them and so on. This build already lasts for too long, I want to finish it :D

When it goes to perfomance, I suppose i7 860 and i7 920 are about the same at equal speeds. D0 920 has better average OC though.

Great work!
And beautiful, and careful work!　:up:

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Originally Posted by noeru

Great work!
And beautiful, and careful work!　:up:

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yahoo thanks a lot :D

This thread is epic. Ive just sat and read evrything and time just flies by. What an awesome project.

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Originally Posted by gatecrasherlok

This thread is epic. Ive just sat and read evrything and time just flies by. What an awesome project.

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Thanks :cool: sincerely appreciate your reply :up:

так а где итоговые фотки? :)

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Originally Posted by rioja

так а где итоговые фотки? :)

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пока нет, что есть все здесь :D

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- Where is final pictures?
- Not ready yet :D

w00t! new RAM is finally here
http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/1266/img2396i.jpg

http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/5450/img2402t.jpg

Step by step, you getting there. Its been a while for updates from you. Are those 2x2GB sticks?

I see a hint of green PCB on this RAM... . :shakes:


But besides, the heatspreader fits quiet nice to the EVGA-Boad.

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Originally Posted by masik

Step by step, you getting there. Its been a while for updates from you. Are those 2x2GB sticks?

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yep, 2200MHz sticks

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Originally Posted by redphil

I see a hint of green PCB on this RAM... . :shakes:

But besides, the heatspreader fits quiet nice to the EVGA-Boad.

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shame on G.Skill and me :p: hope that won't be too visible