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  1. #26
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    very nice .. very creative!

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    wow that is brilliant, damn lucky to have all the tools needed to rule the world.

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    yup, if i had this many tools, especially a CNC machine, i would make/mod cases all day...
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    damn good eye for details!

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    Okay, that's just....sick. Good job.
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    Awesome work man!


    Also, 4870 heatsinks? Seriously? I'd kill someone for those if you made 'em.
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    Wow, that looks amazing. Wish I had a machine shop to do work in. Must come in handy for lots 'O things....

    later,
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    amazing metal work.. beautifulll

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    Quote Originally Posted by disruptfam View Post
    lovely build iandh MDPC candidate for sure.

    How do you like that dfi board?
    Hopefully, I don't know if I have the camera/photo skills for MDPC atm though.

    Quote Originally Posted by evil-98 View Post
    wow that is brilliant, damn lucky to have all the tools needed to rule the world.
    One day, maybe. One day.

    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon View Post
    yup, if i had this many tools, especially a CNC machine, i would make/mod cases all day...
    Unfortunately my day job gets in the way.

    Quote Originally Posted by oerekum View Post
    Awesome work man!


    Also, 4870 heatsinks? Seriously? I'd kill someone for those if you made 'em.
    They will be done in about a week, so instead of murder you may visit Petra's tech or Sidewinder computers

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    You never cease to amaze...

    Now my son has the impression I'll be able to create a build like this for him later on this year....yeah right...

    Keep up the GREAT WORK...
    Just make buddy buddy with a local machine shop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon View Post
    how would you connect it to the 3.3v rail of the PSU? wouldn't it be a better choice to get resistors with those so you can connect it to the primary 12v rail? those are cheap but they dont include the resistors :[
    Well... hook it up directly to the 3.3v line in the psu. either inside the psu or the 24pin cable coming from the psu. If ut going to solder that many leds, soldering 1 wire wont be hard.

    Dont those resistors get kinda hot when they are burning away thoose 8.7v?
    quite alot of them too....
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    Love the attention to detail! Wish I had those facilities at my disposal. So many ideas, so little equipment....
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    Quote Originally Posted by eXa View Post
    Well... hook it up directly to the 3.3v line in the psu. either inside the psu or the 24pin cable coming from the psu. If ut going to solder that many leds, soldering 1 wire wont be hard.

    Dont those resistors get kinda hot when they are burning away thoose 8.7v?
    quite alot of them too....
    I could possibly run up to 3-4 LED's from one resistor, but I like to play it safe. Basically you take the current rating of the LED and get a resistor with the proper resistance, and a high enough rated wattage. The higher the rated wattage, the cooler the resistor will run, and the longer it theoretically should last.
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    yes definitely need to befriend someone with those kinds of tools...

    very nice work Iandh, definitely eye catching...

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    Lovely build there

    Yes, with the right set of tools, modding is a real breeze. I had access to almost that sort of tools when I was studying to be a airplane machinist ( I stopped to go into programming instead after 1 year).

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    Amazing build, awesome fiber optics work!

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    what forum is this original worklog from? i'd like to follow up on the original as well
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    submitted link to this thread @:
    http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logos4 View Post
    submitted link to this thread @:
    http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/

    I think you deserve it
    already did

    no luck
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    Thanks guys, I'd love a feature in mdpc, but honestly my feelings won't be too hurt if they don't want me.

    They seem to have a very certain style which is considered to be "million dollar". Not that I have a problem with that though... the outside of my case matches it but the inside may be a bit too fruity.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iandh View Post
    Thanks guys, I'd love a feature in mdpc, but honestly my feelings won't be too hurt if they don't want me.

    They seem to have a very certain style which is considered to be "million dollar". Not that I have a problem with that though... the outside of my case matches it but the inside may be a bit too fruity.
    I say ditch the the cat and the galaxy, improve sleeving and you will defintly get your on space on MDPC.

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    Now seriesly, dont do it(exept for the cat part ). its perfect.

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    excellent job
    one of the best, if not the best, mod I have ever seen

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    Made front page on thebestcasescenario.com !

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    nice!!!
    Quote Originally Posted by skinnee View Post
    No, I think he had a date tonight...

    He and his EK Supreme are out for a night on the town!

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    Wish i had a CNC machine. Beautiful metal work Ian
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    Quote Originally Posted by iandh View Post
    Made front page on thebestcasescenario.com !

    hey that's cool to see your case there also thanks because I didn't know TBCS
    (also put two pics of it on my blog, linking to your XS worklog)
    Last edited by Logos; 08-01-2008 at 12:31 AM.
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