Hi, i made complete no noise cooling HTPC. it's used heatpipe and big size heatsink.
And coating two colors anodizing on surface of aluminum parts.
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Hi, i made complete no noise cooling HTPC. it's used heatpipe and big size heatsink.
And coating two colors anodizing on surface of aluminum parts.
I saw this on another forum, but it had yet to be anodized. Looks amazing now :up: Very sweet build, where did you purchase the heatpipes? I found them online once but have since lost the link and cannot locate them again.
Sweet! What about PSU? May we know the hardware specs? :up:
Looks cool mate :up:
That looks awesome mate, how about a list of the hardware you used?
MB : Portwell WADE-8586 mini-ITXQuote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
CPU : Intel E5200 2.5Ghz
RAM : 4GB DDR-2
SSD : 120GB
VGA : GeForce 9600GT LP (DVI, HDMI output)
PSU : 120watt DC-to-DC converter, 12VDC 10A Adaptor
Remote Controller : Mini Letter- i VFD Controller
OS : Widows 7 Ultimate
What kind of temperatures do you get on that? It looks awesome!
What a unique build, well done.
It was someone else on here with the same exact build, just with a silver case. I am starting to think this isn't custom work.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by tool_462
Pretty sure it is the same one. Appears to have gotten the aluminum on the inside anodized red and the outside black (or powdercoated?)Quote:
Originally Posted by =[PULSAR]=
The whole thing consumes less than 120w? That's pretty amazing :up:
That is one swt mod.
Wow.. very nice!
I built a Zotac mini-ITX ION based system a while back which used 9800gt, 4gb ram, 1tb WD Black, and a blu-ray drive and ran perfectly while powered by a 120w Pico PSU like below. I'm not sure if it would have been able to use an E5300 with a 9800gt, but perhaps with a 9600gt.... maybe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
http://resources.mini-box.com/online...t-12V-big2.jpg
Wow. Nice build
How cool does it run??
How did you do those heatpipes? That's great work.
How??:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by wrcceo
I think you buy the in length sealed.Quote:
Originally Posted by xman01
looks like there about 12-15" inches ?
they look professionally done.
Thanks a lot....Quote:
Originally Posted by demonkevy666
If you want more detailed DIY process, pls refer to below link site.
(Handmade process)
http://www.parkoz.com/zboard/view.ph...7655&category=
(Pre-assembly process)
http://www.parkoz.com/zboard/view.ph...7656&category=
(Anodized parts)
http://www.parkoz.com/zboard/view.ph...t_page=endpage
(Completed assembly)
http://www.parkoz.com/zboard/view.ph...&cstart_page=0
Yes I saw this before the color, once again freaking awesome.:up:
That's weird ... i went to a factory in china 2 weeks ago, and saw the exact same thing being produced. You mass producing this thing?
You went to a factory in China and saw this exact case being produced? I don't think the OP is the one here full of :banana::banana::banana::banana: =PQuote:
Originally Posted by hixie
This has to be one of my favorite mods ive seen. Excellent work, enjoy the silence :up:
It's inside of a Heatsink!
I see something like this first time. It's amazing, congratulation, good job :)
Hi, thanks a lot....Quote:
Originally Posted by lotr16