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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeChuo View Post
    Thanks! The fan blade missing ... guess somebody hungry during packing at PPC ... Chomp!Chomp! Chips!
    Attack of the fan blade monster at PPC again hey

    They really need to find him
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    An additions to my hardware's collections!



    MDPC sleeve! My babe asked me ... what's that! I say ... It's a condom for wires! Haha!



    The black screws and rivets!



    WD Caviar Black 1TB ... nice!





    This one is the odd one! Black DVDRom!




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    Wow, the workmanship on this is top notch, MDPC for sure! Absolutely fantastic work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeChuo View Post
    Haaha! You miss out some of the pic ... magic!

    Thanks! I'm using Old Nikon D80 with 50mm 1.4
    That's all I wanted to know. Old but good one.

    When Your worklog will be finished ;>
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    haha bro... finally shifted the log here...
    It still looks really intriguing even after viewing it for the 2nd time...

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    man, that's a great build

    and great photography
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    Did you paint the DVD drive or did it come like that? Linky?

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    This project is awesome...big respect for Author

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    Nice build, and I'm digging the HDD anti vibes on the rads. Clever!
    Hesitant myself to put holes in my Feser 360s.

    Did you use O-rings or anything when you screwed the rubber stands directly into your rads?
    I'm just concerned about the leak factor...
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    Epic build!
    Gotta love those panels...
    Keep us updated x)

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    Haha at the fan. I broke one of my UK 3ks and I couldn't find the fin either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dreamaxx View Post
    Wow, the workmanship on this is top notch, MDPC for sure! Absolutely fantastic work!


    Quote Originally Posted by mib View Post
    That's all I wanted to know. Old but good one.

    When Your worklog will be finished ;>
    Hehe! Never ending one ... it will just continue

    Quote Originally Posted by kvadzio View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nashaz View Post
    haha bro... finally shifted the log here...
    It still looks really intriguing even after viewing it for the 2nd time...
    You start your too ... awesome!

    Quote Originally Posted by Oli4v View Post
    man, that's a great build

    and great photography
    Thanks!

    Quote Originally Posted by Asulc View Post
    Did you paint the DVD drive or did it come like that? Linky?
    Powder coated ...

    Quote Originally Posted by Malik View Post
    This project is awesome...big respect for Author
    Love your project too ..Sir! Drooling every time saw your pic!

    Quote Originally Posted by CptDreadFlint View Post
    Nice build, and I'm digging the HDD anti vibes on the rads. Clever!
    Hesitant myself to put holes in my Feser 360s.

    Did you use O-rings or anything when you screwed the rubber stands directly into your rads?
    I'm just concerned about the leak factor...
    Yep! Need to be extra careful there. I used rubber washer in between the rad and the standoff.

    Quote Originally Posted by Blizzy View Post
    Epic build!
    Gotta love those panels...
    Keep us updated x)
    Thanks!

    Quote Originally Posted by MomijiTMO View Post
    Haha at the fan. I broke one of my UK 3ks and I couldn't find the fin either.
    Yours got chomp! too ... haha!

    More pic! >> took before the tube thing ...






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    Asus EN280GTX on EK Waterblock

    This is my first time ... cold sweat! GTX 280 is very difficult to disassemble! Here I show some of the process ... for noob guide.



    First ... remove the ten screws on the back, use a screwdriver with a small tip



    The card Clip and Hook system which is a major pain to work with. I marked six of the clip spots in below picture. Take note of the hook location during prying the back cover ... gentle though!





    Next remove the two marked screws below, yep only two screws. You will need a very small screwdriver here [Precision Screwdriver works best]



    Final step you have to remove the screws near the fan exhaust, then you can separate the PCB and the top cooler. You need to use enough force to overcome the suction force between GPU IHS and heatsink base. Done!





    Eeew! That looks nasty thermal paste!
    Clean and ready for waterblock [EK-FC280 GTX - Nickel]



    Standoff MOD ... After cutting, grinding, sanding and final measuring! 4mm [~0.02mm Tolerance]





    Another shot!



    Surface contact ... very good!
    Eeeew! My bad ... applied too much thermal paste ... haha! Will fix that after remount.





    Finished!



    Where is BANANA card! Confirmed no bananas!



    Black screw again! Haha! Joy!



    Fav Shot ...


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    so what did you win for the WD harddisk promotion? I got the backup software

    anyway, keep it up! good job!





    could you reduce the tubing length by just running the loop from the feser quad upwards in a 90 degree bend toward the midplate instead of running in a huge 180 degree loop? are you trying to avoid impeding the airflow by running it down then up so that the area directly in front of the fan remains relatively clear?

    also, Joe, any reason as to why you used 20mm fans for the quad feser and s-flexes for the dual feser? is it for tubing clearance between the 2 rads?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr- View Post
    so what did you win for the WD harddisk promotion? I got the backup software

    anyway, keep it up! good job!





    could you reduce the tubing length by just running the loop from the feser quad upwards in a 90 degree bend toward the midplate instead of running in a huge 180 degree loop? are you trying to avoid impeding the airflow by running it down then up so that the area directly in front of the fan remains relatively clear?

    also, Joe, any reason as to why you used 20mm fans for the quad feser and s-flexes for the dual feser? is it for tubing clearance between the 2 rads?
    Got the backup software too. 90 degree bend towards the midplate is possible ... I want the tube directly below the CPU block. No special reason tho ... Hmmm ... 20mm fan ... I shouldn't get that one anyway. Being a noob ... my first WC.

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    Loving the work so far, gonna be building my TJ07 next week so am getting ideas from great builds such as yours and of course all murdermod ones. What hose clips are you using ?

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    EK Supreme with i7 Mounting plate and EK Backplate CPU 1366



    Shiny!



    EK-FB RE2 - Acetal



    Installing the NB/SB water block
    Disassemble the heat sink ... waaah! the mobo naked!









    Eeeew! On the right [IO side] ... the thermal pad contact not good! Asus QC check it out!



    X58 ... awesome chips!





    Asus ROG light/heatsink for the QPI DRAM Power Card >> Small MOD

    Item needed >>

    1. 3mm arcylic cut into size
    2. 10mm 3M0.5 screw [Drill bit and hand tap also]
    3. Heat sink from old mobo ... cut into size



    Place the old heat sink onto the original thick thermal pad on top the chips. Simple ... and easy! Haha!







    Water Block Installed!



    EK Supreme ... FTW!





    EK Full Board Block ... with MOD standoff



    Full board shot >> Joy!





    Enjoy!

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    I like the standoff idea! Must really make it less frightening to put the waterblock on

    Continue the great work, I can't wait for the time to roll around on my next build and for me to finally cough up the cash for some custom cuts.

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    Looking good joe, keep em coming
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    Love the standoff idea as well, in fact I may even "borrow" it from you.
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    great work mate
    i luv the way you work

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    Quote Originally Posted by oggie View Post
    Loving the work so far, gonna be building my TJ07 next week so am getting ideas from great builds such as yours and of course all murdermod ones. What hose clips are you using ?
    You will love it for sure ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by No1451 View Post
    I like the standoff idea! Must really make it less frightening to put the waterblock on

    Continue the great work, I can't wait for the time to roll around on my next build and for me to finally cough up the cash for some custom cuts.


    Quote Originally Posted by millertime359 View Post
    Looking good joe, keep em coming
    Thanks bro!

    Quote Originally Posted by Darth_Penguin View Post
    Love the standoff idea as well, in fact I may even "borrow" it from you.


    Quote Originally Posted by dro View Post
    great work mate
    i luv the way you work
    Thanks!

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    m m m m m Im lovin it

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