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    cheers superphrank
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    So I picked up some smaller SATA leads from Ebay seller SATA CITY. Brilliant seller, very fast to deliver and free postage too!

    Anyway I got some 15cm, 25cm and 50cm cables which suit me down to the ground.



    Much better than having to try and cable manage 30cm of cable for each hard drive.

    I've been short on time recently so only really had time to do small items towards the project.

    Here's a new video which pretty much brings you up to speed. Don't forget it's 720p over on Youtube

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUubIh_H-yw

    Still got the side panels to do but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel...(and it's GREEN :P)

    I'll be hoping for one more day of nice weather when it's all done so I can get some good outdoor photos and then I'll overload your bandwidth with them haha.
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    Well the weather never improved so I had to resort to some indoor photos.

    I do still have the side panels to work on so these are mostly just internal shots for your viewing pleasure.






















    I'm holding off with the roof panel until the sides are done..Wouldn't want to spoil you now would I.
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    i like it
    proud to be from Belguim ^^

    Lightpainting and hardware are my life!

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    I love builds like this with a lot of color.

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    Glad you folks like it.

    I was a bit dubious on the colour to start with when I was thinkign of colours to use, but once I picked up the spray can and sprayed a test peice I was hooked
    Craig
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    the Res on the right side of case is it visible with the side cover on ?
    did u cut a hole so u can see it with the side panel in place ?.
    Also was the sleeving on the water hose hard to do with the compressions ?
    like do the compression fitting rip at the sleeving ?
    anyways i love the color scheme.
    awesome build very neat.

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    that Res is sooo cool

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    DARK_01 - currently the res is NOT visible, but thats only because I haven't modded either side panel yet. It will be visible when I'm done.
    The tubing braiding was a ball-ache. Even after cutting the braid to size I still ended up having to cut individual bits of braiding to be able to get the compression fittings on just one thread, once they got a grip it was easy. The braiding has twisted a little with the last turn of the fitting but not bad enough to notice, unless your looking for it.

    Bill - Yes the res is awesome, turned out just as I wanted.

    glad you folks liked it
    Craig
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    wow that is a bright green
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    that res is awesome man... good job

    You should get the BP kit for the pump.. a good compliment for the matte black fittings.

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    Duke - It sure is

    Batiatus - Cheers I'm toying with the idea, but I may just paint the rest of the pump, or peel the label off haha.


    It's too cold for modding in the garage right now, so I've spent a little time overclocking the Q9450.

    Stock was 2.66Ghz. I've stuck a modest overclock on it for now, although I may push it a little further. It would be nice to have it at 3.6Ghz as I had the Q6600 if not more, but for now it will be fine. Got my RAM at 1066mhz too which is all fine and dandy although I've not overclocked the 275GTX yet, it's on my to do list.

    Checked the Temps with HWMonitor

    Idle -
    CPU - 18C - 22C (across 4 cores)
    GPU - 39C

    Full load - 2x Orthos + Furmark for 30mins
    CPU - 35C - 42C
    GPU - 45C

    Not bad if I do say so myself. Although that is with both side panels off (as they are still in the garage..brrrrrrr). Even with them on I can't see it being a problem tho.
    Craig
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigr1982 View Post
    DARK_01 - currently the res is NOT visible, but thats only because I haven't modded either side panel yet. It will be visible when I'm done.
    The tubing braiding was a ball-ache. Even after cutting the braid to size I still ended up having to cut individual bits of braiding to be able to get the compression fittings on just one thread, once they got a grip it was easy. The braiding has twisted a little with the last turn of the fitting but not bad enough to notice, unless your looking for it.

    Bill - Yes the res is awesome, turned out just as I wanted.

    glad you folks liked it
    Nice cant wait to see it all done, top job.

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    I can't believe how long it's been since I was here. Work has really taken it's toll on me..

    I'll have a small update up in the next few days but in the meantime.

    I've been featured on another blog site by Ron Leec (doing the Biohazard Scratchbuild)

    http://www.bluehorsestudios.blogspot.com/

    Woot !
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    So another new update based solely on the side panels. It's a bit shorter than my usual videos, but then most of it is covering old ground, cutting and painting etc.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcGaS0JObLc

    Now that the side panels are finished I just need to get some good photos of it completed and running.

    With the weather closing in it makes it difficult to take photos outside and I don't really have the space for a full on photo booth in the house..

    Have to see how it comes out.
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    That window panel turned out nice, looking forward to seeing this together

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    COMPLETED!!

    Yes it's done, and here are the photos to prove it

















    Also a video showing the case "in the flesh" so to speak. Don't forget it's available in 720p as with all the other worklog videos.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8Wx77npSMg

    Here are the specs.

    Toxicity -
    Asus P5KE-WiFi
    Intel Q9450 @ 3.52Ghz
    XFX GTX275
    4Gb Kingston 1066 DDR2
    60Gb OCZ Vertex 2 SSD
    2x 1Tb HDD
    G15 Keyboard
    G9x Laser Mouse

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    Custom Reservoir
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    Good job! Just the right mix of green and black.

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    cheers bikebuilderdude

    in a way I'm glad it's finished so I don't have to do any more video editign for a while..but I know I'm going to miss modding in the garage.

    I think having the videos was a success, even if some of the video's were maybe a little long and possibly a little repetitive, but then it was my first go at them so I can live with that.
    Craig
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    How awesome is this...

    Been featured on casemodblog.com

    Me = Very happy chappy
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    Great work on this, that res is very cool and I love the little window for it + the lighting.
    I also really like how you showed the process with videos, and you didn't take it too seriously (I laughed a few times at your commentary).
    I think more people should do that instead of taking 50 pictures of their compression fittings arranged on a white cloth instead of showing the actual work they did.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aphex_Tom_9 View Post
    Great work on this, that res is very cool and I love the little window for it + the lighting.
    I also really like how you showed the process with videos, and you didn't take it too seriously (I laughed a few times at your commentary).
    I think more people should do that instead of taking 50 pictures of their compression fittings arranged on a white cloth instead of showing the actual work they did.
    Cheers Tom Yeh you have to have a laugh when your doing these things. Glad you like it...despite me taking a couple of shots of bitspower fittings...

    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    Very Nice ! Currently my rig is still DDR2 so I'll have to wait a wee while before I can use them, but if you have some spare I'll take them off your hands
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigr1982 View Post
    Very Nice ! Currently my rig is still DDR2 so I'll have to wait a wee while before I can use them, but if you have some spare I'll take them off your hands
    I don't have such a luxury, but they're great sticks ... Mushkin is a great manufacturer as it is, and these highly binned sticks must be wonderful!
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    Nicely done man The color theme is very consistent, the green came out really good from the black backroud.

    The res plus window is the one really trips me out , very creative.. good job
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