BlueAqua's SuperProject: MurderMod TJ-07, MM UFO, V2000

[Spankyfart]

Excellent pictures, it looks gorgeous.
Innards are nice and clean, lovin' it.

[turtletrax]

BlueAqua, I have three questions:

1) how did you mount HDD vertically ?
2) what is that under the radiator ?
3) how you open the DVD tray ?

Perhaps I can answer for BA quickly for you.

1) He used the HDD cage from the bottom of the TJ-07 and used it vertically as it fits nicely in the optical cage.

2) The radiators are mounted to the case using Murdermod Rad mounts that are sticky on the top so the rad just sits on them negating the need to make a custom mount

3) The Optical tray is opened by an ingenious systems used by Charles_Harwood and Nils from Murdermod on their Stealth faceplates. Designed for the Pioneer DVD drives, the uppermost part of the hydro cut alu has enough play to be depressed and make contact with the eject button of the drive. Works amazingly well

[GIZIU]

turtletrax, thx 4 answers, but I have next
1) What screws is used ?
2) Is it enywhere to buy ?

[Camino-Palmero]

I really love your system
Nice work

[Zeus]

2) The radiators are mounted to the case using Murdermod Rad mounts that are sticky on the top so the rad just sits on them negating the need to make a custom mount

Well, not really mate. Those are just Hammond asbk 1591 boxes with double sided tape on top. Not neccesarily Murder|Mod boxes.
With google you should be able to find 'm. I even found 'm locally.

[MisterGav]

BlueAqua,

Love the build nice work, one question what do the temps get to with zero airflow inside the case?

Obviosuly you have all major components watercooled, but what about the minor things like hard drives, south bridge, ram etc. Just curious.

Again, great work.

Oh yeah, is that white heatshrink on the tubing?

Thanks.

[BlueAqua]

BlueAqua,

Love the build nice work, one question what do the temps get to with zero airflow inside the case?

Obviosuly you have all major components watercooled, but what about the minor things like hard drives, south bridge, ram etc. Just curious.

Again, great work.

Oh yeah, is that white heatshrink on the tubing?

Thanks.

Thank you. Since I'm using the northbridge block which cools the entire heatpipe assembly I haven't had any issues with motherboard temperatures. My north bridge never gets over 50C, and that to me is just fine. The hard drives are cooled with a 120mm fan directly over the top of them, no problem there. The ram is cool to the touch, I just don't think ddr3 at 1.65v gets too warm.

The tubing is Danger Den-TFC 3/8" 5/8" white tubing. I really like this tubing, along with the other various colors you can get it in. I have bought samples of each just so I could see them all. Very good stuff.

Thanks for the kind words.

[shazza]

Ahhhh ... just had to get my weekly fix of your pics.

I love the white on black. But I realized another thing that makes your build look so good - it's not crowded, and your sleeving is top notch. I noticed how mine improved as I kept going, but the fact that you got the sleeving so nice and tight makes it drape nicely.

[Ender17]

amazing system, can you repost the video? can't get it to work
also, any possibility of a straight on shot of the side? and maybe some pics of the wire routing in the front?
thanks

[BlueAqua]

Ahhhh ... just had to get my weekly fix of your pics.

I love the white on black. But I realized another thing that makes your build look so good - it's not crowded, and your sleeving is top notch. I noticed how mine improved as I kept going, but the fact that you got the sleeving so nice and tight makes it drape nicely.

Thanks shazza. There is room for improvement but I'm working on that right now. The next build with using the hot knife will be even better.

amazing system, can you repost the video? can't get it to work
also, any possibility of a straight on shot of the side? and maybe some pics of the wire routing in the front?
thanks

Thanks Ender17.

Here are the two videos, one is just some pictures but the other one shows it in operation and the lighting. Both are with the older 775 setup though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0dHm0aChm0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O0RMXCAqVc

I didn't take any pictures of the front with the face plate off. That was the power distribution and extra cable area. It was all neatly organized but it wasn't the most attractive area.

[dreamaxx]

It is such an awesome, inspiring custom case Blue, I'm so impressed, and I wanna mod my TJ07 now too.

[Ender17]

Thanks Ender17.

Here are the two videos, one is just some pictures but the other one shows it in operation and the lighting. Both are with the older 775 setup though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0dHm0aChm0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O0RMXCAqVc

I didn't take any pictures of the front with the face plate off. That was the power distribution and extra cable area. It was all neatly organized but it wasn't the most attractive area.

thanks for the video links!
any chance of a straight on side shot? (no angle) I would like to get an idea of some of the spacing between the motherboard and the 5.25 bays
thanks again!!

[Angmaar]

I love the white tubes and the black sleeving. Great job!!

[bigKr33]

Man that pc is really really nice. How do you do your mods? Do you have a laser cutter or water jet? I wish I had the money to buy such equipment. Great work, probably one of the best builds I've ever seen.

I would like to learn some techniques from this guy. Man if I could get some advice, it would really help me in my upcoming build.

Beautiful pc man!

[BlueAqua]

thanks for the video links!
any chance of a straight on side shot? (no angle) I would like to get an idea of some of the spacing between the motherboard and the 5.25 bays
thanks again!!

I just didn't like any of the pictures that didn't have some sort of perspective to them so I didn't include any. Don't worry, there is something in the works soon that should include more detailed shots.

I love the white tubes and the black sleeving. Great job!!

Thanks hotwaxisbad.

Man that pc is really really nice. How do you do your mods? Do you have a laser cutter or water jet? I wish I had the money to buy such equipment. Great work, probably one of the best builds I've ever seen.

I would like to learn some techniques from this guy. Man if I could get some advice, it would really help me in my upcoming build.

Beautiful pc man!

Thanks!



All of the intricate cutting is done with a highly precise water jet that is surely not done by me. The case is a murdermod TJ07 complete with all the bells and whistles.

If you have any specific questions there are a ton of great people here to help. Post away.

[Ender17]

I just didn't like any of the pictures that didn't have some sort of perspective to them so I didn't include any. Don't worry, there is something in the works soon that should include more detailed shots.

The "perspective" shots are cool, but I think it's also good to have some regular ones without crazy angles for when people want to see a more "normal" view.
BTW, what kind of OC do you have on the i7? And what kind of load temps?

[bigKr33]

I just didn't like any of the pictures that didn't have some sort of perspective to them so I didn't include any. Don't worry, there is something in the works soon that should include more detailed shots.




Thanks hotwaxisbad.



Thanks!



All of the intricate cutting is done with a highly precise water jet that is surely not done by me. The case is a murdermod TJ07 complete with all the bells and whistles.

If you have any specific questions there are a ton of great people here to help. Post away.

That is such a great idea. I was actually thinking if there are local shops in my area that can do such work. I just don't know how I would present such a project. Do you draw a sketch and bring it to them or is it drawn with autocad?

I do have some ideas, but I just do not have the tools to do such a thing. Some tools I can buy locally that could cover some of the mods, but definantly not all of them if I choose to do so. And again man nice work!

[PaRn ssR]

[BlazinTiger]

Dunno if it's been mentioned before, but are the lights included in murdermod?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/IMG_3619.png
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v297/BlueAqua/Red.jpg

also, which ek res clips are you using?

Sorry if it's been mentioned and I missed it

[BlueAqua]

Thanks again paRn ssR.

Dunno if it's been mentioned before, but are the lights included in murdermod?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...a/IMG_3619.png
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v297/BlueAqua/Red.jpg

also, which ek res clips are you using?

Sorry if it's been mentioned and I missed it

The light strip I have installed is not included, but can be added if a customer wants one.

The res holders are the Ek spare res holders available in black from most retailers. They usually work pretty well but the most current batch seem a bit loose. I have 6 here where the res will just slide through...

[BlazinTiger]

im assuming added means it can be provided by charles upon request?

oh okay, i heard charles was designing new ones?

[theseeker]

im assuming added means it can be provided by charles upon request?

oh okay, i heard charles was designing new ones?

You can have what ever you heart desires. BA and Charles can solve all of your problems.
BTW, check sigfevers sig.