MM U2-UFO and Horizon: The never ending 2 in 1 worklog (56k warning)

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Originally Posted by shabranigdo

Thanks something to think about. I had figured why by a air cooled card if I was just going to rip the fans off anyway. I will look for more info on those DD blocks, where did you find single width 8800 cards, all the ones I have seen had the double back plane from the cooler, is that something I can just get aftermarket or does evga sell a fanless single width card?

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It's an aftermarket mod that you perform on the card. You can purchase the single slot plates at either Danger Den or from performance-pcs.com.

You've got a good eye. Didn't think most people would catch the small mods I've done.

That is sick ranker! Only thing missing in some UV reactive dyes in your loops :p:

Nice Job!

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Originally Posted by mcoffey

very nice Ranker,

A lot of trick mods there, and very impressive build. HArd to believe you fit all that in one case, but you did it well.

Again, very nice, well done and congrats.

andyc

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Thanks Andy. Like I said, your build was the inspiration towards making that jump toward the Horizon.

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Originally Posted by Patriote

That is sick ranker! Only thing missing in some UV reactive dyes in your loops :p:

Nice Job!

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I've begun to start adding the dye. I usually add one drop in the reservoir per day in order to let it cycle through the loop a bit more evenly.

Really neat installation that makes a challenging wire management task look easy. WTG, mate.
Thanks for the pix. It's interesting to get a good look at all the detail of your build.

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Originally Posted by Jedda

Really neat installation that makes a challenging wire management task look easy. WTG, mate.
Thanks for the pix. It's interesting to get a good look at all the detail of your build.

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Thanks Jedda, I've spent another 2-3 hours redoing all the wiring and cabling to hide them even more. The toughest part is that the BigNG/MiniNG make it so tough to do so with the 14+ wires running around for temp gauges. I've managed to get most of them hidden beneath the tray but there's a bit more work to be done. Quite frankly, I'm just happy I managed to fit most of the stuff I wanted in there.

The only revision's I'll possibly make in the future is adding in the RAM blocks and Mosfet blocks (if i can find a way to make them attach securely). But for now, i need my sabbatical and enjoy my machine for a bit.

I'm enjoying your WIP and can't wait to see it all up and running.