Wow looking good.
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Wow looking good.
Here's how the top pieces came out and also how the inside panel will look. Don't pay attention to the wires you won't see them when I'm done.
Looks great. Really making me want to get one of these cases for my next build lol. Just for the big hugeness.
looking absolutely great bro :up:
I am really liking this; great job! cant wait to see more
Agree ... this is looking better with every update.
I just saw your red and black extended ascension and I: J****d, in, my pants. :hrhr:
Question: Does anyone know if a Feser 480er will easily fit mounted to the quad top with a horizon back in an extended ascension?
Well here is a sneak peek at the control box.
It is made out of a solid piece of billet aluminum.
There's a little more to go till it's done but I
wanted to show you guys and girls cause I
just couldn't wait! Enjoy.
Sexy :D
i wonder, how much fan that your going to use, dave ? :D
If you mean total fans then 23!
11 in and 12 out.
Wow. Just wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by armeniandave
Do you think I should make it thicker???:shrug:
I thought the case was expensive but I think there's going
to be more money in this thing in machined parts!!!
Oh well thats how it goes with this hobby.....
Geez, I was thinking about doing an extended Ascension build. Low and behold, you are doing a build VERY close to what I had in mind. :eek: :rolleyes:
Great, now I have to think of another build...
GREAT job so far! I love the way it looks! :up:
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There's plenty of room in the world for two Ascensions that look similar.
There's so many variables I'm sure you could mix it up a bit.
So far it looks friggin awesome! I'm really digging the red fan filters on top and the red fan grill on the side. Black/Red blends in very well. Red Fan controllers were a nice touch as well :)
I also hate seeing cables (and tubing for that matter) so those cable guards were a nice tough (maybe a future product?)
The control box.. what is it exactly?
Thanks Eddie
The control box will mount in front of the PSU
and will hide all the wiring coming from the PSU
to the rest of the case (fans,LED,lighting,etc)
The 1.25 inch square tubing will connect to the box.
I said it before I hate to see wires!
Pretty much all the wiring will be hidden.
Hey dave, I noticed your in San Diego and so am I. I've been looking for a place to get things cut/designed. Do you know any good places/could recommend me some good places?
And your mod looks sick. Love the red/black scheme. Makes me jealous =[
Yeah, actually, I was thinking of starting a build log on it in the next few weeks, once I get some more time free. I am thinking of calling it "Inferno and Ash". I was thinking of some creative lighting using bubble or meteor lights to simulate a "Fire flicker" inside the case. Add in some UV lights, tubing, led spots on criitcal spaces, and you get the idea... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by armeniandave
Yeah, you are right, I like the idea too much to just drop it because you are building yours. :D
nice build so far, to bad you din't buy a pedestal24 would be a example for me :)
ward0 you'll do fine, each case is an extension of each person so my case couldn't be yours and vice versa.
Here are some preliminary test fitting with the control box.
The box is not finished yet but I wanted to make sure there were not going to be any modifications needed. The lid you see will not be used as I modified the size of the box so a new lid is being made.
You can also see how the wires will come out of the channel to the motherboard.
While I was waterjetting out stuff I thought I might as well cut the hole for the CPU mount. That way I don't have to take the whole motherboard out when that next great CPU block comes out!
Enjoy and remember these are very preliminary and still need a bit of machining time to finish.
looking absolutely gorgeous bro thats is an AWESOME extended ascension (putting mine to complete shame you and your waterjetting :p) :up: cant wait to see how the whole thing lokos put together :D
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Originally Posted by omaryunus
Great job Dave. Keep up the great work.
You're an inspiration to us all.