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HUGE UPDATE Later Today
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...als/Teaser.jpg
More info later this afternoon!
Oohhh Snap!!!
:party2::party2:
I can't wait to see the updates. ;)
finally, its murderMod time!
edit:
wow, that was bad...even I am ashamed of my own post. :shakes:
looking great 4 now! :up:
Hmm this arvo you say. Hmmmm you have daylight savings so hmmm I'll be home at 12 my time so that's 1pm your time and then UPDATES lol.
At this point I must give a HUGE thanks to Charles from Murderbox/MurderMod for putting up with my endless badgering/questions relating to his build that he did for FriedChicken and the MurderMod parts that are now available via his website www.murdermod.com He has been huge help - thanks mate I am glad to have shared this experience with you:up:
Now as you are aware my TJ07 is going to be using some of the new MurderMod parts that Charles and Nils have been working on over the last few months. When I received them I tried for a long time to capture their quality in photos but felt that I couldn't really do them justice with a simple point and shoot. That is why I have only got a few shots to share with you at this stage. If you want to see some professional shots of each piece simply go to www.murdermod.com and see the shots that Charles took as I cannot even begin to compete with them. Charles let me use one of the faceplate shots so I can put something in the log :up:
Ok so picking up where we left off last time the first thing to do is strip down the entire case and give it a good clean out as I am going to be powdercoating the interior a nice flat black! I know that there have been a few pics already of stripped out TJ07's but a few more wont hurt!
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC01072.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...als/parts1.jpg
:shocked:Whats that down in the bottom left??:shocked: As hinted at earlier today I had a delivery around this point courtesy of my good friend Charles.
Excuse the hand model
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...ls/newtoys.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...aceplate-1.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...kBackplate.jpg
Now you may ask why is this the back plate in silver when usually MurderBox/Mods are always black - well they are offered this way so when you powdercoat your internals you can get this done with them to match. This is to stop having a slightly off colour backplate compared to the rest of the internals. So the next step is to have the internals plus the back plate shipped off to the powder coaters - I am told it is a 5 day turn around....
Thats enough for today - tomorrows update will include the mounting of the rads down the bottom and also get some sleeving done. :up:
Congrats m8!
Gonna be sick!!! :up:
:drool:
Oh no, 5 day turnaround. :)
Thanks for the sweet update, just look at those parts!!
I can't wait for more.
+1 i can't wait to see where this is going! :up:Quote:
I can't wait for more.
Hmmm :D Congrats mate. I so want MurderMod parts too.
The murdermod parts look sick!
Thanks for leading me to murderMod, very interesting. Not exactly what I wanted but close. Greating starting point for one of my ideas.
this is gonna be another SICK looking project bro! can't wait to see more updates!
You lucky bastard. :D
That must have cost a pretty penny...;)
Going to be scweeet! Congrats on being one of the first w/ Murdermods parts. Looking forward to your progress and steeling some of your ideas! :)
Back again for some more fun!
Firstly thanks to all for your kinds words:yepp:
Ok so with the case in pieces this gives me some time to get some sleeving done. I plan on sleeving most things in nice black Techflex that again I got months ago in preparation for this build. I put together a sleeving guide of sorts which some of you may have already seen but if not here is my Cable Sleeving Guide
24 pin
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e60/Dangals/24pin.jpg
Pcie before
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC00881.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...pciebefore.jpg
And Pcie after
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6.../pcieafter.jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC00884.jpg
Well for the mounting of the rads I had thought about this and ultimately decided I didn't like the idea of attaching them with screws to the bottom of the case as I know that some slight adjustment is going to be needed to get this right. So whilest thinking about that I stumbled upon a sheet of foam that my partner had purchased for some craft work and it looked like it might do the job. The only way to find out is...
So a couple of cuts later and you get this
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC00040.jpg
and it turns out to be a perfect height to allow proper clearance of the rad with the lip on the side of the case - how good is that :up:
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC00046.jpg
Starting to get extremely cramped down here :shocked:
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...s/DSC00044.jpg
Some other little things that were done which you may have noticed is that I have removed all of the stickers from the PSU so it is now all black and I also sleeved the front panel connectors.
Ok well that is probably enough for today but I have some good news - the next update will include some shots of the painted internals that are now done! :shocked:
Cool. All black I presume?
you would be correct there Momo :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by MomijiTMO
Only hint of colour is the blue led fans and the fan controller which is blue - just havent quite worked out where that is going yet. :shrug:
Hey Dangals, I just wanted to drop in to tell you that I really love the introduction-picture! :)
Looking great! Do you plan on having foam above the radiators too? What kind of fittings are you using to route your tubing down there?
ooo wow. nice update dangals!
getting envious of your tj07!
mine still in the box... haha.
Thanks Nils - was hoping you would like it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dualbrain
No just on the underside of the rads to support them. It actually works better than I thought as the foam tends to grip the bottom of the case and prevents the rads from moving anywhere....not that they have anywhere to go :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueAqua
The fittings are the ones I mentioned earlier are these 90degree rotary fittings from Koolance that RRR recomended before the launch of the bitspower ones....
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6.../90fitting.jpg
Thanks Bianco - you will love the case it is just about perfect for watercooling:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by bianco
yeah. been changing my bookmarks for build references from cosmos-s builds to tj07s...
just realized, i've been following your other buid as well for the cosmos!
hahah
great work as always dangals