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I actually made the worklog based on the 3d-model, haha! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Shooter
Did some renders of my upcomming build, just need to finish the current builds first. :up:
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/3545/95313260.jpg
http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/227/40004197.jpg
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Edit: Never mind the logo, it should say "Scratch build".
SketchUp + Kerkythea - 1680 x 1050 - 3 cores - 12 hours - 110 passes...
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...erboard-02.jpg
This thread= OH MY GOD!!!!!
Hell I couldn't even work sketchup for s$@# to make the window panel for a haf 932 for a cnc guy locally to cut something out of the panel. :-( Look at you guys making entire cases then rendering like mad.
yeah, I hate sketchup.
Could any of you do a lian li b70b case. With the front grill\mesh as an aluminum grill. With holes for just the fins of a pair of orange XIGMATEK fans? And put some black with white light Vandal Resistant Switches.?
And maybe a cool window cut out. A 360 rad in the top. A cool cutout maybe? If anybody are bored and don't know what to make.. It's for a new build i'm going to start.. Would be helpfull..
Not really measured correctly since I dont have the motherboard/cpu in my hands. But still. What du you think about the pattern and what needs to be changed? Might even step down to the shop (im one floor above) and machine it out.
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/1770/blockwi.jpg
Laine: Great job on the modeling and wonderful build so far :)
Mick64: Very sharp as usual. I noticed that your case seems to have a very matte finish, have you tried alternatives?
OggeOJ: Nice work with Solidworks. Plans on adding an o-ring? ;)
Been away from the desktop due to winter break - just a quick, fun render for tonight. Mostly a WIP, I plan on finishing up the mounting system in the next few days :)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/Xtreme%20Systems/base.png
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/Xtreme%.../assembled.png
Yeah, but I dont know how to solve that. AFAIK, there are no square o-rings, and I cant fit one in. But I still have a year or so before I actually have to machine this (and two more for VGA and NB)Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric
I'm fairly certain a custom o-ring can be fashioned as the D-Tek Fuzion uses a custom, molded one. O-ring cord is another one I can think of :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OggeOJ
Finished up my CPU waterblock. The design was inspired by EK's Supreme and Supreme LT - with an attempt to combine the jet plate of the Supreme with the compactness and low profile of the LT ;)
Enjoy
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/Xtreme...crylic_Web.jpg
Metric I love your renderings - do you have any of the Heatkiller Rev 3? I want a wall paper but my desktop is 2560x1600 - any help is appreciated. Wish I could get started rendering like you. What tools do you use again?
Hello everybody, I've been browsing the XtremeSystems forums for a while and I wanted to share an idea I had about a high flow waterblock, copper for the base, plexiglass around, and whatever for top & fixation. Both holes are G3/8, one directly on the copper and the other one on the plexi. My idea of making a circle block is that revolution pieces may be cheaper to manufacture.
Here is a picture of what it could be: (looks like a gun in fact :shrug: )
http://www.lama-kun.ch/wblock.jpg
hazilo
Wow, thats nice and original :)
http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/2253/satflsk.jpg
Fixed edges, barbs, screw holes and how to attach the damn thing to the motherboard, with a separate metal... thing.
No, I have not copied this design. Not at all... ;)
hazilo, nice idea. But how you want to make it sealed? In most of the products o-ring is squeezed between two elements (like a pump and top). In your case you will not be able to squeeze it as it will be more like push-in. But i like the idea, plenty of copper to dissipate heat, by making more holes/grooves in a inner cylinder you can even make it better.
Might as well supply the drawing sheet.
Which is not done halfways and probably wrong.
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/6236/ritning.jpg
OggeOJ: Impressive work since I saw it last time. Looks great! :)
Jon K: Maxwell Render for raytracing and Solidworks + Rhino for modeling. I don't have any retail waterblocks modeled up at this time.
p0Pe: Thanks for the comment. That reflection came from the lightbox HDRI I used.
Currently in the queue...
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/GPU_Core_WIP.jpg
;)
wow everyone has some great ideas :) ppl have some skills :D
nice work metric... stellar as always... makes me jealous
i know ive been gone some time, but ive been extremely busy.... anyway had some spare time and started to work with solidworks/maxwell ... still have some things to figure out
but i think im on the right path... thanks for your help emir... set me in the right direction at least :P haha
here's a render of i7 series CPU block im gonna be working on... there are some mistakes in this model (mainly the fins) ... but it was basically just a test to get an understanding of the rendering software... hopefully the next ones will be better... this one similar to others blocks... credit goes out to this thread.. lol :P
http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/250/i7series12.jpg
let me know what you think
eKirts
It's alive!
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Wow very nice eKirts, i'm impressed :clap:
Wow emir, that second one even looks like it has a greasy fingerprint on it. Looks great :D.
And Mick, I was wondering what kind of material you are using to render the metal/alu parts? I can never seem to get those looking that good :(.
As it looks these are in fact real ones!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexandr0s
Only one thing to say: good job! :clap:
Great to see some designs become reality :up:
eKirts: Looks like a great start. Best of luck with your design :)
emir: +1, nice to see some of the designs posted here becoming real, physical pieces.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2028/Xtreme...Acetal_800.jpg
White delrin material available soon...
Oh that's nice it's like an HK3 and Supreme LT progeny. :)