Official Silverstone TJ07 watercooled case Gallery

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Originally Posted by ell

NICE RIG. absolutely gorgeous, right down to the last detail.

I think we have a winner, but why do people use 90 degree flow destroying barbs!? I just dont see how anyone could think thats a good idea besides aesthetic value

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Thanks!:clap:, although I am sure it doesn't hold a candle to some of the others here.
I didn't have much choice but to put that one 90 degree fitting in under the bottom card as the straight fittong was causing teh hose to kink a little. I could have cut the case floor, but it would have created the need for alot of fancy finishing work that I didn't think was worth it.

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Originally Posted by Babrbarossa

I have them where they're needed (seven in total in there)- wherever there's torque on the fitting. Today I added another clamp to the bottom fitting on the res- you can tell by the pic that it needed it. I find that if the fittings and the tubing are decent, they're often not necessary. I ran my last build for 2 years with only two clamps and it never leaked.

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Why don't you just go all clamps down and clamp it away. If you've already clamped a couple of barbs you might as well clamp the others to give it a more uniform look. You also buy yourself a bit of safety

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Why don't you just go all clamps down and clamp it away. If you've already clamped a couple of barbs you might as well clamp the others to give it a more uniform look. You also buy yourself a bit of safety

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:rolleyes: To be honest, I did clamp them all about two weeks ago- I don't like the look of them but the thought of proving Waterlogged right kept nagging at me :). I did manage to get all UV blue clamps though, so they match my tubing.

my t-j07

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Link to my build...... http://www.chilledpc.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8560

Holy ancient thread resurrection Batman! That's some nice work there though ya mother. If you don't mind givin up your secrets, what did you use for the striping and lettering?

My pal has a graphics company...he used a special vinyl as the normal vinyl wouldn't stick properly. Always wanted to post my rig on this thread....spent hours looking at t-j07s on here...jumping from link to link. :)

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Nice rig....I like the mm perspex roof.....guy on chilled pc was just asking if anyone had reversed the mobo on a t-j07.
I revived this thread for the good of mankind. :)

I just found some other pics.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/5103/dscf5542.jpg

http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/9453/dscf5512.jpg

But enough of my rig.

I'd like to see some more TJ's :up:

ya mother, excellent tj07 dude ;)

except for the decal, everything else is great. Nothing wrong with the decal though, just not a fan of it.

Here's mine sorry guys it's not done yet, will be updating once i get her done..

Link to my ever growing build log :)

http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...ull-board.html





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^^^^ :up:

Love the colour scheme.

new to forums. heres my TJ07. nothing special compared to the last two on this page.

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-...0/DSC00192.JPG
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HMMM Should I keep my 2 week old U2UFO or switch it out already???? Hmmmmm, Shazza when you do I will too.

Are there any cases here that have 3/8 ID - 4/8 (1/2) OD tubing?
I cant decide if I should go with 4/8 OD or 6/8 OD for my TJ07.
Im guessing 4/8 OD would look rather stupid in such a large case?

Edit: Oblivion Sky - What size is your tubing?

you mean 1/2" ID 3/4" OD right? Its a common size and would give you a slightly higher flow rate then using a smaller size.

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Originally Posted by Whilhelm

you mean 1/2" OD 3/4" ID right? Its a common size and would give you a slightly higher flow rate then using a smaller size.

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No, I ment what I said.
3/8 ID and 4/8 OD.
There is no such tube as 1/2 OD and 3/4 ID, thats impossible. :p:

Edit: And the question has nothing to do with flow, only what looks better.

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Originally Posted by WeeMaan

No, I ment what I said.
3/8 ID and 4/8 OD.
There is no such tube as 1/2 OD and 3/4 ID, thats impossible. :p:

Edit: And the question has nothing to do with flow, only what looks better.

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I think he meant 1/2" ID and 3/4" OD, which is one of the most popular sizes, and works great for flow rate, and looks great too. Don't be so quick to dismiss the mighty 1/2" ID tube, or as I like to call it the "Mississippi River" of tubing. Putting aesthetics over performance is sacrilege to my ears, but you can do what you want.

As for 3/8" ID and 4/8" OD tubing, I've never seen it, but that is awfully thin-walled tubing, does it even bend? It seems like it would kink even in a 45 degree semi-circle. I would think you want the walls of the tube to be as thick as possible, to prevent drooping and kinking, but maybe that's just me. Also you can forget finding compression fittings for that tubing.

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Originally Posted by eth0s

I think he meant 1/2" ID and 3/4" OD, which is one of the most popular sizes, and works great for flow rate, and looks great too. Don't be so quick to dismiss the mighty 1/2" ID tube, or as I like to call it the "Mississippi River" of tubing. Putting aesthetics over performance is sacrilege to my ears, but you can do what you want.

As for 3/8" ID and 4/8" OD tubing, I've never seen it, but that is awfully thin-walled tubing, does it even bend? It seems like it would kink even in a 45 degree semi-circle. I would think you want the walls of the tube to be as thick as possible, to prevent drooping and kinking, but maybe that's just me. Also you can forget finding compression fittings for that tubing.

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I have not dismissed 1/2 ID tubing at all.
I simply asked if there was anyone having pictures of what 4/8 OD tubing looked like inside an TJ07 so I can draw my own conclusion.
And about the compression fittings, that is the reason I cant take 3/8 ID 5/8 OD.
The shop has only got compression fittings for 3/8 ID 4/8 OD or 1/2 ID 3/4 OD..

I mixed up my ID and ODs. But 4/8" is the same as 1/2" That was the point I was trying to make.

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Originally Posted by Whilhelm

I mixed up my ID and ODs. But 4/8" is the same as 1/2" That was the point I was trying to make.

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Yes, thats right. But I'm talking about 1/2 OD not ID. ;)

No one with 4/8 (1/2) OD tubing in a TJ07?

Thread revive.

Did the people who mounted their side panel on the inside sand back the thread that protrudes into the side panel, and use a screw/nut on the other side of the acrylic?