lovely build :)
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lovely build :)
Thanks for the link man! I was originally going to get a fan controller for my build, but that would have taken up a drive bay and then I would have had to use my Swiftech Micro-Res which I don't know where to put in the case.
Why not run the VGA blocks in parallel?
That sir is a very nice build.
What fans have you used? I'm currently looking for some quiet 120mm blue LED's, and am hoping that they fit that description.
Dan
very nice build. tight and compact. dont forget to add proctection for the rads hanging on the back.
dmb: Petra's blue yate loons should fit your requirements...
http://www.petrastechshop.com/12yalod1blle.html
Thats an amazing setup in such a confined space. :clap:
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But thanks for the link, I've checked out some places and they are sold over here :D . Will have to give them a serious look at when its time to buy.
Dan
Sorry for digging up an old thread, but I had a question regarding the bottom 120.1 rad.
Did you drill the holes yourself for the barbs or did it come like that?
Absolutely top notch build!
I just looked at the bottom of mine, and there are only predrilled holes in the top right corner with MM and H2GO Etched on an acrylic plate covering them for another 120.2...
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My thread in the worklog section has some pics of mine if you want to see it. Still not done though, but I dont know if i want to risk sleeving the 24 pin cable since ive had those pins break before.
Very Sweet. Missed this in the past. Looks like a well thought out little case and an even better thought out build! :up:
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Noticed that my power supply orientation is different on my H2G0 as it lies flat as opposed to vertical in the OP's pics.
My holes were pre-drilled for the 120x2 in back, but the 120x1 weren't pre-drilled.
Whoah, nice. *looks at own pc* Ew...
Mstrmold, you got any pics of that. Im assuming that if it lies flat, then you would have to mount it upside down, otherwise the fan on it wont pull any air threw it? Mine is definitely vertically mounted. And that sucks that the holes weren't predrilled, that would cause some minor inconveniences having to drill them out.
Yes, I can take a couple pics later in the week. I'll be tearing mine down to replace an overworked MCR220 in favor of a Feser X-Changer 240 + FC GPU block. I'll make sure to post them up later.
As far as fan orientation, yea, I had to flip the PSU upside down so the 120mm fan was blowing up instead of down and out.
Wow, that looks really good.
cool revival of a nice build.
"oh bugger i put in the wrong RAM sticks...."
nice m8, i love the way u arranged the tubing
Literally amazing man! Congrats and good work!
That is simply astonishing!
You have inspired and encouraged me; now i feel like i just might be able to fit everything into my SFF case! :D
My hat's off to you :clap:
Sorry for the late response, been away from the forums these past few days. I had MM drill the bottom section to allow the 120.1 barbs to pass through. I also had them drill the top section for the 120.2 rad. I think they charged a extra $20 or so. You can do this yourself with a 1 inch whole saw also.Quote:
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Plans to build another h2g0 are in the works :hehe:
Yeah man, your stuff here really has inspired me.
I'll be doing my H2Go soon with 3 loops in it. I only hope I can get it as neat and efficient as this one.