[Project: Ancient V2000x2 + Custom water blocks] 56k Warning!!

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Originally Posted by Seor

hohoho...its me:yepp:!!!good thing should be more support!we r proud of you!:up:華人之光

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Much appreciated your presence and compliment :bows:.
I'm happy to eventually start a post here too where there are many epic projects around, the energy here is much positive.

小玩意, 太言重了 :bows:.

Where did your flowmeter from?

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Originally Posted by marxviper

Where did your flowmeter from?

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Hi, the flow indicators were from Viper John~

I would say Beautiful and magnifcient work but that would not get across my true feelings.
My hat is off to you sir.:bows:

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Originally Posted by Movieman

I would say Beautiful and magnifcient work but that would not get across my true feelings.
My hat is off to you sir.:bows:

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Hi Movieman, thanks for your visit and compliment~

Won't get across your true feeling? Mind to tell more what you mean? You have left me some question marks, would love to hear your comment.

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Originally Posted by ppost

Hi Movieman, thanks for your visit and compliment~

Won't get across your true feeling? Mind to tell more what you mean? You have left me some question marks, would love to hear your comment.

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IE: I couldn't think of the proper descripive words.
I have one of the Koolance modded V2000B's here..
Same idea as yours, top hood with 2x120 fans and res..
Beautiful cases but not the easiest to work with.
I'd planned a dual in there but on air and the back cpu heatsink hit the divider..
So it sits until I find a use..

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Originally Posted by Movieman

IE: I couldn't think of the proper descripive words.
I have one of the Koolance modded V2000B's here..
Same idea as yours, top hood with 2x120 fans and res..
Beautiful cases but not the easiest to work with.
I'd planned a dual in there but on air and the back cpu heatsink hit the divider..
So it sits until I find a use..

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Ah, I agree V2000 is not the easiest to work with.

First of all, cannot install a thick radiator at the top without raising it.
And also cannot install any rad larger than 240 at the bottom compartment without taking out one column of hdd rack and still need to find way to get the rad ventilated.......:cord:.
A chassis of this size should be easier to work with, no doubt~

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Originally Posted by ppost

Ah, I agree V2000 is not the easiest to work with.

First of all, cannot install a thick radiator at the top without raising it.
And also cannot install any rad larger than 240 at the bottom compartment without taking out one column of hdd rack and still need to find way to get the rad ventilated.......:cord:. A chassis of this size should be easier to work with, no doubt~

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My thoughts when I was spending nights:rofl: looking at the case just trying to figure out which way to go was to pull everything from the bottom, hard drives to 5.25" bays then tried to figure out how to get a HWLabs 560GTX(4x140) rad into the bottom. rad is 23.81 inches long(605mm) and case is 22.5" long..
Then found a lian li part that is designed to extend out the PSU when you use the very long PSU's..That gave me the extra space I needed but I looked and so much custom work to do I left it..
58 here, not the energy I used to have.

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Originally Posted by Movieman

My thoughts when I was spending nights:rofl: looking at the case just trying to figure out which way to go was to pull everything from the bottom, hard drives to 5.25" bays then tried to figure out how to get a HWLabs 560GTX(4x140) rad into the bottom. rad is 23.81 inches long(605mm) and case is 22.5" long..
Then found a lian li part that is designed to extend out the PSU when you use the very long PSU's..That gave me the extra space I needed but I looked and so much custom work to do I left it..
58 here, not the energy I used to have.

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True, if you do remove everything from the bottom, then TJ-07 is more ready.

I cannot see myself dealing with a 4x140, even a thought.
37 here, but the energy is not much different to yours now.:rofl:
Thats why, I rather spend most effort on small parts, much lighter but still can have fun :wave:.