Woah, that's, woah, and the, holy shi, oh my god, there's a, *jawdrop*.
That's seriously Sexy, I try to confide the use of that word to women, but really, damn.
Love the case, love the colors, love the sleeving job, and the choice in components, you're my new hero mate.
And you've got a PhysX card, with a waterblock on it. I'm in dire need of a new father, feel like adopting a kid? :D
If there was a hall of fame of wicked cases, you'd be in there, and out on the other side.
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Wow Just wow!!!!
Dude amazing
Wow!!!
I'm crying at the moment. That's how beautiful it is and I really don't want to know how many hours/days you spent on that. and I think your wallet is a little more empty than it was before.
seriously nice build. I think MDPC would be a nice garage ;)
1+ on mdpc
Awe inspiring work duder ! :shocked:
I'm not using braided lines... just sleeving over normal plastic tubes. If you look at some of the pics in Post #2 you will see what I mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Breezyjr
The sleeving is Techflex MBN 1/2"... http://www.techflex.com/prod_MBN.asp
It's very expandable and looks good on thin wall 3/8" ID and 1/2" ID tubing, and I imagine would work well on 3/4" OD tubing as well.
If you google it you will find some cable organizer online retailers that carry it but I called around my local cable wholesalers and managed to get a 50' spool at wholesale prices. YMMV.
Wow, what an amazing build :worship:
Not only is your build a work of art (I love the way you stealthed things with the mesh), I have to say that your project log is as well. It makes things really easy to understand and easy for readers to follow :up:
best build i have ever seen !
a work of art, just beautiful.... wow
Good question...Quote:
Originally Posted by spotswood
The lighting uses white Laser LED modules mounted to modder's mesh flanges that are rivted to the frame on the left, right and rear as shown in the pic below. The modder's mesh flanges are easy to bend and therefore allow the angle of the lights to be easily adjusted to light the interior in an optimal way.
http://members.shaw.ca/rain.maker/bu...inMaker388.JPG
The lighting modules used are these things from PPC's...
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...e_t_01_LRG.jpg
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The pumps are illuminated with similar laser LED modules but blue.
Both "cabin lighting" and the lights on the pumps are turned on/off via wireless remote control...
http://www.frozencpu.com/images/prod...rge/bus-68.jpg
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i like those remotes for your lighting is there a version that can turn your pc on and off?
:shocked: :shocked: :shocked: amazing truely amazing!
That is one amazing job. I really like how you put the metal sleeving over the tubing with the compression fittings, it looks very professional and industrial. I love everything about it. Inspirational!
Thanks for the info. I think I'll look into it. Of course, I wouldn't do my entire setup that way.... would kinda feel like plagiarism... But, I think doing one loops would be kinda cool, since I don't have different color dye at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by virtualrain
Still looking very very cool. And, it's inspired me. I've taken my system apart 3 or 4 times, cause I've seen something I like. :up: :clap:
Trying not to copy everyone's build, but a little here and there might prove to be interesting.
later,
breezyjr
This build is just....Just amazing! Cant wait until you get your SLI and PhysX cards in there. The end result sure is going to be mindblowing! Ahh, imagen the great OC....*drooooowls*
this build is AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!! one of the best.
SLI update ?????
I'll try to get the updated pics posted this week. Thanks for the positive response!
This is the most stunning watercooled case I've ever seen :shocked:
Beautiful just beautiful:worship:
Wow OMFG! This is so kickass! Blows my XETM build thousands miles away!
Really, Amazing job m8!
How would drain those loops? Turn the whole pc upside down? Drain out of the res?
I'm thinking of something very similar (love the short loops EXTREMELY clean) But I'm thinking of adding a drain plug.
Draining can be a PITA... primarily for the graphics card loop... I pull the motherboard to eliminate risk of getting it wet. The CPU and bottom loop can be easily drained... the cpu loop by simply pulling the block outside the case and the lower loop by putting a pie plate or something under one of the PSU fittings and pulling a tube.
Another option I've never exploited with the GPU loop would be to drain it by pulling my DVD drive and using the bleed screw on the bottom of the PA120.2 rad. With some forethought, you could also utilize the bleed screw on the bottom of the rad to drain even a PA120.3 by drilling a large enough hole in the bottom of the chassis in the right place to allow easy access to the screw. I may try this the next time I need to drain the GPU loop.
Looks fantastic. Until now my own build was my favorite :p
I guess I really shouldn't have cheaped out and gone with the plastic chromed sleeving. Can you see the fluid through the sleeving at all?
Also, PM me that wholesaler you got the sleeving from if you get a chance.