Project Capella (Lian Li PC-P50R)

[Kibbler]

Hay kibbler is that Koolance sensor one of the sensors that came with the TMS-200?

Also is there any chance you could just drill out the AC sensor a tad to be the same as the BP fitting?
As there both G1/4 and have the same OD, there should be enough wall thickness left once drilled out.
Just a thought.

My TMS200 came with several regular flat dry flexible sensors. The liquid temp sensors were bought separately. I suppose I could drill out the AC sensor, there is enough material there to still be mechanically sound. But it would be too much trouble for dubious gain. I pretty much bought it out of novelty, I'm not sure if it will be used.

Looks pretty sweet, I'm thinking of a build along the same lines here.

Where are you going to put the big rad, is it up front? Doesn't that kinda block all of the drive bays?

I've seen a similar build with the rad on top, but it didn't fit the stock case so the guy had to modify it to make it taller - really not where I want to go

Rad will be in the drive bays. I won't have an optical drive...for now. I think the last time I actually handled a CD or DVD was installing Vista. Or ripping a CD or something.

Looking forward to this... Subscribed.

Really fancied that case when it came out... but couldn't justify the price... Price has dropped recently so it'll be interesting to see what you do with it m8.

Still 1 of my fav cases out there that I want to get my hands on

Mezmerizing photos, Kibbs!
Always a pleasure to view every post you make.

Thanks Saltire and Capt, you are too kind.

Hay Kibbler is there any chance you could measure the length of that AquaComputer inline temp sensor, when it is installed.

Thank you, I would much appreciate it if you could.

Sorry for the late reply. The male-female is 12mm. In case you're curious the female-female fitting is 18mm (yeah I got that one too, same reason as above).

Oh Kibbler, your so dirty! *hihihi*

Hell yeah!

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Work has been killer for the last few weeks, but now that the contract I was working on is more or less wrapped up (just in time for Christmas, whew), I should have the time to come back to this worklog. At the same time I have received some more of the parts and fittings I was waiting on, with some more still enroute. What's coming up? Some light painting, some uh...mounting (), some drilling into things that shouldn't be drilled...No photos in today's update unfortunately but I do hope you stay tuned.

Thanks.