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    Yes you read it right...Another Tj07 build

    Hey guys, just after completing my build not more than a couple of months back, im starting a new one. seriously this is now becoming an addiction.

    So for starters. The spec sheet. Still unconfirmed. Will be deciding on the parts as i keep moving along.

    - Intel Core i7 980X Processor (confirmed and ordered)
    - Gigabyte X58A-UD7 motherboard (confirmed and ordered)
    - Corsair Dominator GT Ram modules 6GB (confirmed but yet to be ordered)
    - Soundcard (undecided but preferably creative)
    - 2X Nvidia GTX480 SLI (unconfirmed. if nvidia brings new gpu's out soon then ill change)
    - 4 SSD's. 1x128GB Corsair (already owned) 1x256GB Samsung (already owned) 2xG.Skill Phoenix II 256GB SSD's (unconfirmed, still thinking about it)
    - Be Quiet 1000W Modular PSU (confirmed and already own)
    - Blu ray Reader (confirmed but yet to be ordered)
    - 3X Alienware 120Hz LCD's (confirmed but yet to be ordered)

    Now the watercooling Spec sheet:
    EK-Supreme HF - Blue Plexi/Chrome
    2xEK-FC480 GTX - Nickel
    EK-CoolStream RAD XT (240)
    EK-CoolStream RAD XT (360)
    2xDanger Den/Laing DDC 3.25 -12V 18 Watt Version
    Frozen Q Liquid Fusion Reservoir
    EK-Multioption RES X2 - 250 Advanced as a backup since the frozen q tends to leak every now and then
    XSPC Dual 5.25" Bay Reservoir for Single Laing DDC
    Bitspower Compression Fittings
    Feser Tubing White and Blue
    Feser Clear/Uv blue coolant

    Theme that i decided for this project is White and Blue. I always wanted to do a build in white so thought why not do it this time. I will try to get everything painted in this colour scheme from the case itself to the power supply to the Cpu block.

    This build will take some time since i have not even ordered the WC parts or most of the main components as well. As you guys can imagine, this kind of setup requires deep pockets which unfortunately i dont have at the moment. So as i keep saving money, ill keep ordering.

    Stuff that has been done uptil now.
    MDPC-X Sleeving was ordered and arrived
    Be quiet dark power pro 1000w Psu arrived
    Gigabyte X58A-UD7 motherboard is on its way.
    Already own the Tj-07

    Paint Job on the tj-07.






    Paint Job on the Be quiet dark power pro Psu:





    Sleeving Partially done:




    I plan to use a sandblasted glass panel instead of the mid plate. This build is very much inspired from the murder mod builds. Top mesh grill will also be replaced by a thin glass panel to see the internals. Thats it for now. hope you guys like the build Oh and sorry for the long story:P

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    Looks great so far, love the paint job, and sleeving to match. Will be watching this one for sure.
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    Thanks Wood much appreciated

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    Have to agree. Love the blue stripes on the case and your PSU. Great start and looking forward to seeing more.

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    With creative ideas and paint jobs like that, the TJ07 will never get old.
    Signatures make my posts look huge... but I'm not humble enough to completely remove my signature, so I kept this note explaining it.

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    Looks like... another great and interesting build!

    Very nice hardware choice and excellent paint job, looking forward to see the progress.

    P.S. If you have ordered Liquid Fusion very recently (V revision with screw in ends), no need to worry about leaks- unless you crack it with a hammer
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    New update
    time for update. well not a big one but shifted to my new room today and started working on the 24 pin connector.

    My shiny new workbench

    Psu Stripped out

    This is what 100 meters of MDPC-X white sleeving looks like

    Attack of the cables

    New Room with new setup

    My new CD rack


    @ luke...bro i ordered around 3-4 months back first....it got cracked..then he sent out a new revision....that got cracked...n now he says another new version is out....so im a bit doubtful to be honest. havent had a very good experience with liquid fusion to be honest with you

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    sweet paint job man. Makes me want to bust out the airbrush and do some work on my own case! Good luck with the build

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    100 Meters of white MDPC sleeve How much heat shrink was purchsed to go with the white sleeve? Also if you dont mind, how much of the accent sleeve and associated heatshrink was purchased? I have wanted to sleeve my new Revolution +85 but have never dont the proper calculations yet I know, I know

    Like the workstation as well. As a cabinetmaker a nice workstation goes along way with me!
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    Video Card - Sapphire 4890
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    Case - Silverstone T-J09 Black w/ Window

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    man i love your paint job, i have a CM690 white with black stripes. Stripes give very good look to the case. Canīt wait to see your finished

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    thanks for the appreciation. The paint job was actually done by a friend of mine.

    Time for teeny weeny update:
    More Sleeving in progress pics. (i guess you guys must be getting bored that all you have to see is sleeving pics in the updates but ill show you why its taking so much time)

    45 Minutes after starting working on the sleeving i got here


    This is how a normal wire looks like


    This is how it looks like after applying a electrical tape coat. Trust me its really frustrating to do this


    After 1 and a half hour i get to


    So first its stripping the wire out, then a coat of electical tape, then sleeve then put the wire back in. Reason for electrical tape is to protect the coloured wires being seen through the white sleeve. Anyways thanks for looking

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    Quote Originally Posted by weston View Post
    sweet paint job man. Makes me want to bust out the airbrush and do some work on my own case! Good luck with the build
    Thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by WoodWorker420 View Post
    100 Meters of white MDPC sleeve How much heat shrink was purchsed to go with the white sleeve? Also if you dont mind, how much of the accent sleeve and associated heatshrink was purchased? I have wanted to sleeve my new Revolution +85 but have never dont the proper calculations yet I know, I know

    Like the workstation as well. As a cabinetmaker a nice workstation goes along way with me!
    The 100 meters of sleeve comes with 10 meters of heatshrink with it as far as i remember. Even if it doesnt now you know how much is needed:P

    On mdpc site it is recommended that you need 1 meter of heatshrink for every 10 meters of sleeve. I purchased 40 meters of blue sleeve with 4 meters of blue heatshrink.

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    Haha i know your pain with insulation tape over wires, just had to do the same, albeit not as much white as you. I done it differently though, length ways. Put the wire on the edge of tape, then rolled the wire as if you were rolling a doob

    But its still a ballache xD

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    You could have used white primer or paint on the wires instead of tape to reduce the amount of time required.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by malkiewicz View Post
    You could have used white primer or paint on the wires instead of tape to reduce the amount of time required.....
    +1 , nice build! im in love with all the builds on this forum!

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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    Quote Originally Posted by malkiewicz View Post
    You could have used white primer or paint on the wires instead of tape to reduce the amount of time required.....
    damn....oh well im halfway there now. so no point in taking out all the sleeves and re doing them again:P. thanks for the tip though

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    Motherboard Arrived today. Here are some pics

    Front Box


    Back o the box


    Open this box and you see another box


    And open that box and you see yet another box


    Both Lined up Together


    you wont believe when but when you remove the top plastic cover of the motherboard, you see ANOTHER BOX!!!


    The hybrid Cooling Heatpipes for the north-bridge...in case you're really stupid and you want to block the 2 mini pci slots





    The pre-watercooled NB.....not gonna need that


    10 sata ports:o.....YES!!!!



    Rev1.0


    Back I/O ports


    Time for some macro photography

    Dual Bios Chips


    Wierd Finish on the Cpu Bracket


    1366 Socket Pins


    And more Pins


    POWER!!!!!!


    I just liked this shot


    Casing and board together

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    Did you do that paint job? If so I love it

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    Quote Originally Posted by xxh1tm4nxx View Post
    10 sata ports:o.....YES!!!!
    I've seen 12

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    Colours on the board will go well with the overall colour theme of this build. I dont suppose that happened by mistake....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenjiwing View Post
    Did you do that paint job? If so I love it
    Actually this was done by a friend. Still Thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by TRICHEESE View Post
    I've seen 12
    haha damn im getting weak at simple maths:P

    Quote Originally Posted by WoodWorker420 View Post
    Colours on the board will go well with the overall colour theme of this build. I dont suppose that happened by mistake....
    lol actually i got the case painted first and then i realised that not many boards come with this colour configuration. I couldnt put an evga or r3e in this cuz that would ruin the whole look. Finally found this board and have to say...what a relief it was.

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    Quick hint with the UD7, update bios to prevent USB problems with certain keyboards + mouse, Anything after Fr will do the fix

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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    thanks for the tip johnny....will keep that in mind (Y)

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    Absolutely beautiful colorway! Everything fits very goo together... Really like that!

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    ok time for update. i think all the parts that needed to be painted have been painted now. actually not all..there are a few left. but majority of them have been. This time was the mid plate and the motherboard tray with some, well not so professional cutting. Have a look

    Midplate installed


    shiny


    Got this cut to route cables behind the motherboard tray..although i slightly miscalculated and got the cut wrong....will get this corrected soon


    And now the tray with the board installed. Looks good imo




    The not so straight cut (will need fixing too)








    Psu 24 pin completed
















    Thats it for now thanks for watching

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