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    Custom Project: Black Silverstone TJ-10

    First for a little bit of background: I've been involved with PCs for the past 8 yrs and I work at a computer store (not a high performance store). About 1-2yrs ago I decided to build a computer and it was a complete success. I finally decided to perform a much needed overhaul of my computer which I started in December when EVGA offered the 680i to 780i step-up to the older and newer 680i owners. During the seemingly endless wait I started to get into light modding which soon manifested itself into an obsessive hobby.

    I'm completely overhauling my computer I wanted to do something "different" that hasn't been done a million times like water cooling the TJ07 (granted, some of them look amazing). The case I choose was the TJ10 which I really like the look of. As far as mods go I’ve already started painting parts black and sound proofing. I wasn’t sure what I should do for loop order but this is my plan (see pic below).

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    Current/On Order Hardware:
    Case:
    Silverstone ESA Edition TJ10B-WESA
    Silverstone RadSupport09
    Silverstone Aluminum 5.25 inches to 3.5 inches Bay Converter Kit
    A.C. Ryan Acrylpanel(tm) Mirror 2
    Bitspower X-Station Power Extension I
    3A Link Sound Absorption Mats

    CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz @ 3.6GHz (Slacker)
    CPU Cooler: Swiftech Apogee GTX (Copper Top)

    Motherboard: EVGA NVIDIA nForce 780i SLI
    Motherboard Cooler: EK Acetal 780i Northbridge Water Block, EnzoTech SLF-1, ViperJohn 780i Mosfet Heatsink Kit

    Memory: CORSAIR 4GB XMS2 DOMINATOR (4x1GB) DDR2 800
    Memory Cooler: CORSAIR CMXAF1 Fans

    Graphics: EVGA GeForce 9800 GX2 1GB
    Graphics Cooler: EK-FC9800 GX2 SLI - Nickel-Plated

    Storage: 4x 150GB Western Digital Raptor X (Raid 0+1)

    PSU: Gigabyte 800Watt ODIN GT

    Case Fans: 6x 120mm Scythe SFF21E S-FLEX, A.C. Ryan Blackfire4 Kameleon (Special Edition) UV LEDFan - 120mm- Sleeved Silverstone RL-FX121 Case Fan

    Lights: A.C. Ryan TWIN Overboost Dual 12" CCFL UV Lights, Sunbeam Tech Dual 12" UV CCD Light Kit

    Radiator: Black Ice GT Stealth 240, Black Ice GT Stealth 120

    Reservoir: EK-Multioption RES 150 Rev 2, EK Multioption RES Bottom Rev.2

    Pump: Swiftech MCP655 12 VDC Pump MCP655-B

    Tubing: 13FT - Tygon 1/2" ID (5/8" OD) Tubing with Koolance Tubing Spring Wrap, Black

    Fittings:
    Bitspower Ultimate G 1/4 Thread 1/2" ID x 5/8" OD Compression Fitting
    Bitspower Dual G1/4" High Flow Fitting - Male to Male Thread
    Bitspower Multi-Transfer Base (Coupler)
    Bitspower G1/4" Stop Fitting with O-ring
    Koolance Swiveling Angle Fitting (Low Profile)
    Koolance Nozzle Body, Brass

    Coolant: Feser One Non Conductive Cooling Fluid - 1000 ml - UV Black

    Monitor:
    Gateway - 24" Widescreen Flat-Panel TFT-LCD HD Monitor FHD2400
    Olevia 37" LCD HDTV LT37HVS
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    Pictures!
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    Last edited by ben549; 04-27-2008 at 02:19 PM.

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    where cd-rom will be if u want 120x1 there?

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    Loop 1: Laing DDC1-T -> Watercool HK 3.0 LT -> Thermochill PA120.3 -> Bloodrage NB -> EK Res 150
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    looks like he planning to put the rad on it's "back" so to give space for a dvd fan control etc..
    edit...maybe just 1 5.25" device

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    The 120mm radiator will be mounted horizontally in the 5.25 bays. I’m now having issues where the radiator is too long.

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    Just put a tripple in the top if you can. easier and cheaper (plus better cooling)

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    I just dont have the room but i did try a PA120.3 and it was too thick.

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    sounds like a good project look forward to updates
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    Quote Originally Posted by ben549 View Post
    I just dont have the room but i did try a PA120.3 and it was too thick.
    Is the limitation just the thickness? Use a thinner one

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    the rad brackets are problematic as well.

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    hm, i think u should come more 'conceptual' to this mod
    for now ur approach is as minimal mod as possible imho
    tj-10 is great case, load it at full)

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    This will be sweet!

    I can't wait for updates.

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    Pictures Added!

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    nice pics

    looks good so far
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    What is that piece on the back, between the Rad and the rear of the case?? My TJ09 does not have that
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    Kick it oldschool

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    i love the pump wow i want to do that to mine now A+

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cptn Vortex View Post
    What is that piece on the back, between the Rad and the rear of the case?? My TJ09 does not have that
    No idea but this is a TJ10 not a TJ09


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cptn Vortex View Post
    What is that piece on the back, between the Rad and the rear of the case?? My TJ09 does not have that
    Its one of Silverstone’s Cross-flow fans which got a black paint job! (I’m glad to hear it goes so well with the case.)

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    Amazing

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    Thanks! As soon as my Ek 9800GX2 block shows up ill post some more updates. Does anyone have any comments about the loop order?

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    EVGA Nvidia 9800GX2 & EK Nickel Plated Water block
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    My own personal twist on the 9800GX2 Waterblocks!!!!.......Hopefully I'm the First!
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