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3.25" to 5.25" bay painted black
http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/a...0001113NEF.jpg
The wires with heat shrinks ;)
http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/a...0001102NEF.jpg
Front panel with blue fans and black steel mesh
http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/a...0001111NEF.jpg
The side panel's okay but it needs a little more work... You can still see the scratches...
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I think the blue fans will look good when its all finished.... Are you going to use Blue LED fan controllers?
Thanks for your opinion. I am trying to find a way get rid of scratches.Quote:
Originally Posted by malkiewicz
Yeah. I got lamptron FC-2 rheobus monster.. It has blue led in them.
I'd use primer / sand it down / reprime it again and agian until you can't see the scratches anymore.... Works for me and it drys fast...
The lamptron FC-2 is a nice controller... :up:
you mean i put a primer top of it and then sand and then repaint it whatever color i like?
I usally takes a few coats of primer / sanding to get rid of deep scratches... Once the scratch are gone its ready for paint and a clear coat
thanks for the tips :up: I appreciate your advice.
very love the MM
thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by paill
Question: if it make all the individual switches to one big switch, it wont cause to short circuit, right?
Very clean job with the radiators. Can't wait to see it inside the case!
I thought I had read somewhere that mounting the rads with the ports on the bottom (vertically upside-down) was a bad idea because of a possible accumulation of air :confused:
yeah.. this is the result of spending hours and hours on XS reading other people's worklog. but this cant be compare to other people's awesome works.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottALot
:eek: now you telling me :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by randomhro
Sorry for the semi-late info :rofl: Otherwise it looks like you've done a really good job with everything :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by marxviper
:rofl: you gave me a heart attack.. I dont think few small bubbles would back a difference. right?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by randomhro
Thanks scott. It's words like yours (including other members) make me wanna work harder on the case. I got a friend today helped me organizing the loops and planning the pattern he even painted on the radiators. More pictures coming soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottALot
Can't upload it now as I still need to assemble the computer.
Just point out and stop me from making any mistakes. I'll appreciate it.
Thanks
What is the mesh grills you're using? I also have a MM Ascension and was going to go without a mesh grill but after seeing yours, I'd like to get the same ones.
To be honest, I was thinking like you did. The blue fans I have look amazing with mirror black case. But the dust was my biggest concern.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danger30Q
You could find these on performance-pcs.com. Just search black mesh grill and viola you will find it. Is your worklog on XS? If so post your link here so I could check it out. I want to learn something I miss.
Just to make it easier. Here is the link:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=25850
I'm not making a worklog for the build but will be posting the Case Gallery thread. It's really nothing special and I didn't want to take the time to take the pics and post.
Save a few bucks and purchase them from here ----------> LINKQuote:
Originally Posted by Danger30Q
They usally offer discounts if you can find the codes online....
I tried this site before. Unfortunately they don't ship internationally.Quote:
Originally Posted by malkiewicz
I have an update.
Watercooling Pros in XS! I need your help big time. I have leak on motherboard block. It leaked at the place where I replace red plexi piece with the transparent one. There was an advice not to overly tight the screw as there is chance to break te plexi. Well! I didn't tight them enough just to precaution and now de iodized water is on the board. I used kitchen towels to absorb as much water as I can. Now as beginner, I have no clue what to do next. Surely, motherboard wasn't on. Only te pump. Any step by step advice would be appreciated.
Leave everything in a well ventilated place for about 2 days. Should be fine.