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    Corsair Graphite 600T MbK

    This is a great day (nominee motm TJ11) to start another project

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    To much time and a little addicted………………… this gives me the opportunity to start another build
    This time the great Corsair Graphite 600T. Love this case, nice shape and good quality

    The hardware i’m gonna use:

    Case: Corsair Graphite 600T
    Motherboard: Asrock Z68 extreme 4
    CPU: i5 2500K
    GPU: Asus GTX 580
    PSU: Coolermaster Silent pro M 1000W

    And more………………this will been shown in the progress
    Offcourse there wil be watercooling


    The case is given by IT-Service

    Corsair Grapithe 600T



    Out of the box











    Ofcourse right away disassembling the Corsair

    Taken off the front









    There is a plastic rim on the front which also came off, maybe i'm gonna do something with it









    Back is removable also



    And the top



    Nice panel



    And the case without the plastic



    Oww almost forgot, the hdd racks are easily removable





    Almost nothing left



    First modification. For this i've used
    3M Di-Noc CARBON FIBER FILM



    First done the control panel and the narrow strips on the sides



    After that did one sidepanel with the carbon film















    For now this was the start, more to come when I have some more hardware


    Grtz.

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    I like the carbon fiber. I would love to see this done on the white edition of this case because there's just something really sexy about a brilliant white and carbon fiber look.

    What size rad(s) are you planning on using?
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    Video: 2 x HD6970 @ 940/1425
    PSU: Corsair AX1200W
    Case: Custom TJ07
    Cooling: Cooled by EK and HWLabs

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    The plan is to use 2 x Black Ice GT Stealth 240

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    congratulations, magnificent job!

    SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH!


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    Quote Originally Posted by LeandroJVarini View Post
    congratulations, magnificent job!
    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by kier View Post
    The plan is to use 2 x Black Ice GT Stealth 240
    Why the stealths, and not Swiftech MCR or XSPC RS? Both perform better, and are about the same thickness. Unless you had those rads already, in which case it makes sense .
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    kier raises the bar again, looking forward to seeing it with a 600T Clear panel!


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    Hi, my modding friends
    Today I did some nice things to the 600T
    For this I have 2 Black Ice GT Stealth 240 rads



    And Coolermaster has given me 4 very good fans. The Turbine Master Mach 0.8



    I'm going to place 2 of these on top of the 600T



    Need to take of the cap for the mesh panel otherwise it don't fit



    Beneed the Turbine masters I am gonna place 1 black ice rad



    The other two turbine nasters are coming in the front





    Going to place the second rad inside



    It dont fit, so have to cut a piece out of the bay





    Back to the top again. I think it's not finished..............so it's acryl time
    For this IT-service has send me a beautiful piece of 5mm UV blue acryl



    Marked for cutting



    And cut it



    Cut the little pieces out



    Still need to file this



    And it fits



    Mesh cover placed



    Next step, marked the fans



    Did the cutting with my hightech fretsaw



    Without the tape. Hmm looks like .....................





    And placed the Turbine masters







    The idea is to past black film over the acryl with blue lines visible
    Last week a received a very nice package from IT-Service



    Thanks Eddy's
    First the great motherboard: The ASRock Z68 Extreme4























    Two kits Corsair 4 GB DDR3-1600 Kit



    and the beautiful Intel® Core™ i5-2500K



    The big ASUS ENGTX580 DCII/2DIS/1536MD5



















    And a nice Sony Optiarc AD-5260S-0B



    I'm not only showing you good products but have also done some work
    The front. I want to give the same looks as the top, with acryl and 2 CM fans.
    The plastic front



    Here I have cut away the middle bar



    Sawn a piece of 5mm blue acryl





    And again the same as the top..........sawn the two fans







    Made the slot for the dvd





    Removed the tape





    But we're not there yet, transparent is not what I want. That's why I have used black film to make small borders, later on with light









    Paste tape again



    Now I have cut out a 5mm line



    Removed all the tape













    Between the DVD and the fan is coming a bay reservoir with the blue acrylic as res window

    That's it for today my friends

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    It looks fantastic. Well done!

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    Update!!!

    This time I've did some modding for the midplate. bend two angels in a mesh panel.











    For the side of the midplate I've sawn a piece of 5mm transparant acryl





    And another piece 5mm blue acryl







    Just two pics of the big big Asus





    Back to the transaprant acryl, past black film on it



    Cut out the outline



    And past 3m Carbon on the smaller plate



    And put the both together





    Cut also the outline from the smaller blue acryl





    Also sawn and bend a piece of aluminium for the side from the radiator



    Placed like this



    And the last thing I did is a piece of aluminium for the drive bay side



    All together





    That's it............see you soon

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    skillz

    Nice work man

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    Update !!!

    Did my first cutting in the 600T this week
    The 2 fans in the front







    And the slot for the in/ outlet radiator



    Also drawn the top fans



    And after some dremel power





    Also past black film on the top acryl



    And slide out the same lines as the front panel



    Put everything together







    The fans in the front





    And the outlet from the rad with just enough space to put the fittings in



    The 600T how it's gonna be



    I've received my BP reservoir. Nice and small











    Removed the acryl window from the reservoir and marked the holes for the M4 bolds





    Perfect fit



    Cut the lines out of the black film. Same shape as the internal from the res





    And placed it




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    You've outdone yourself once again kier. Outstanding craftsmanship.

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    So smexy... not a fan of blue but this looks good together
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    Update!!!

    Today is a great day. Received a really important piece of this build
    The Mnpctech 600T clear acryl panel. I always love a window in the sidepanels
    So this is the ultimate one :rock:

    The package from Mnpctech



    All covered with paper adhesive backing



    12mm thick acrylic





    To prepare the panel you have to use the original panel latches, but first removed one side
    of the adhesive protection



    So the original sidepanel/latch



    There are 4 clips that you need to sqeeze





    And there out



    Now you take the acrylic sidepanel and put in the top of the latch first





    Now push and sqeeze the clips in





    Removed the protection from other side also and there you have it....... a great window for your Corsair Graphite 600T







    The quality is really great and all edges are smooth and polished









    So here some pictures from the sidepanel and the case















    And special thanks goes to Mnpctech





    To order this great panel just send Bill your request mnpctech.com

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    Sponsor Update!!!



    For the Corsair 600T I made a deal with a great sponsor ................... Bitspower
    Thanks for the great products. This will become great with the matt black Bitspower products

    Had to wait a long time for this package, unfortunately it was a long time at customs.
    And had to pay a fine as well, but it's all worth it



    And of course very happy started unpacking right away



    To begin the Black freezer VG-NGTX580







    A beautiful backplate with it



    And great accessory kit comes with it



    Two Black freezer HDD coolers, the HD-S350









    A nice reservoir, the 525 Bay Res





    Very sexy modkit for the D5/MCP655 pump



    The D5/Mcp655 Modkit



    And a new top for the D5, the D5 Mod top V2 extreme



    I also have a nice collection of fittings etc. All Carbon black style



    Carbon Black 1/2" fitting



    Carbon Black stop fitting



    A Carbon Black Fill set + Mini dual extender



    The Rotary 45-degree extender



    And the Carbon Black rotery 90-degree Extender



    And finally 2 x Five Rotary Snake-style dual adapter



    It took a long time but was really worth the wait.

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    Very nice updates. I really loved when I first saw you double layer acrylic effect and I think it looks outsanding in the tj11 but im not sure in this one. I really love the clear window ans all the bitapower goodies u r going to use...

    Thanks to: - [ Aquatuning | Atlas Informática | NZXT | ProSilentPC | Seasonic | IzarMicro ] -

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    the quality of the fan cutouts with the fretsaw rivals that of CNC machines!

    and i sure would love to get my hands on some carbon black fittings, but i cant find anyone that sells them (preferably for the states)
    2500k @ 4900mhz - Asus Maxiums IV Gene Z - Swiftech Apogee LP
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    Swiftech MCR320 Drive @ 1300rpms - 3x GT 1850s @ 1150rpms
    XS Build Log for: My Latest Custom Case

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    Sorry you guys for the pics above but photobucket is doing strange things, while I have a pro account???









    Update !!!

    After all these beautiful products, it's time for modding
    I used the original HDD bracket with the BP blocks. Going to mod the bracket, but for measuring it's ok for now









    I have the top Bitspower modkit and top, therefore I've bought a Alphacool D5-VPP655 - Single Edition / No Top saves a lot of unnecessary plastic.

    So the pump is almost finished now, only needs to sleeve the power cable







    P0rn pump



    The tubes will get another touch.......... sleeved tubes
    I have also changed the midplate, past a layer of 3M Di-Noc CARBON FIBER FILM.Looks better with the sleeved tubes.





    And another important change, the motherboard!
    With the Asrock mobo is nothing wrong, but there was a pleasant surprise coming my way
    namely ........................



    I want to thank MSI for providing the MSI Z68A-GD80 (B3)





    Well-filled box





    Test report with good numbers



    And the beautiful mobo itself











    This will fit perfectly in this build ............................ Thanks Niels

    After placing the MSI mobo and some Bitspower components it's time for the tubes.
    All placed pretty nice with little curves





    Just a little tut regarding the tube sleeving. Maybe useful for some of you

    Take a piece of precut tube



    And some MDPC tube sleeve





    Some wide heatshrink and tyraps



    The tools



    The heat shrink I marked 2cm long





    I kept the sleeve 5mm on both sides of the tubes 5mm shorter (for the tyrap)



    Heated the 2cm long heatshrink carefully with heatgun. Sleeve doesn't like heat, so keep distence with the heatgun



    And shrinked





    Tyrap around















    That's it.............have a nice weekend!!!

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    Update !!!

    For this build I had the idea to put a big 3-slots Asus ENGTX580 in, but I've made a mistake. The regular waterblock doesn't fit on this one. I don't like the water-block for this card
    The full cover block for the "normal" GTX580 from Bitspower is so much better, so i've sold the big one.
    Then I received wonderful news from my friends at ZOTAC.
    They were willing to sponsor this build with two beautiful Zotac GTX580 graphics cards.

    For this I am very gratefull to ZOTAC, especially Chris, Craig and Carsten



    The package



    Of course unpacking and admiring right away







    The great ZOTAC GTX580 1536M 348BIT DDR5



    Specs:

    Chipset:

    Chipset Manufacturer NVIDIA®
    GPU GeForce® GTX 580
    Core clock 772 MHz
    Stream Processors 512
    Shader Clock 1544 MHz

    Memory:

    Memory Clock 4008 MHz
    Memory Size 1536MB
    Memory Interface 384-bit
    Memory Type GDDR5

















    All necessary cables etc. are present



    And software, books + game: Assassin's Creed ™: Brotherhood game bundle



    Some final pics of the two beauty's





    To start with I replaced the stock cooler for Bitspower block, even though I have only one block
    the second one is on his way

    Dismanteld the card



    Removed the compount and cleaned everything



    There are several thicknesses of thermal pads included, 0.5 mm and 2.5 mm. At the top of the gpu is coming 0.5 mm thick pads.




    Past the compount again



    Placed the risers in the Bitspower block





    And gently placed the block



    Turned everything around and placed the various sizes (according to manual) thermal pads.



    Placed the Backplate and Screws..............and the GTX is finished.











    GPU was already good looking with the stockcooler but this is p0rn. Tonight i'm gonna place the first gpu with the tubes and see how it looks
    So more to come


    Grtzzz.

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    You sir are amazing!!
    CPU: I7 980X @4500 EK Supreme HF
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    RAM: Super Talent DDR3 2133 @1806 7-7-6-17 1T
    Video: GTX580 Tri Sli @ 925/2050 -EK FC580
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    So many shinies... truly amazing. You are my inspiration and I can only hope my new build keeps up with the genius of yours!
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    Thanks y'all, great to be an inspiration

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    (sleeve) Update!!!

    Just finished with extending and sleeving the psu for the 600T. So just a lot of pics...... no more talking
























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    Update !!!

    Finally a 600T update After placing the first GTX580 and doing some tubing. And this is the result







    After this I made another 5,25 plate. This one looks much better





    Conected some blue leds



    Also placed a blue led in the reservoir





    And a first look with the great Mnpctech window



    And then the second ZOTAC GTX580 installed with the second Bitspower VG-NGTX580







    Think this looks very good





    And playing again with some sleeved tubes and Bitspower links













    3M Di-NOC Carbon and sleeve together



    And Again the big window


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