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Thread: [Project] :::Flow::: (SNiiPE's V2110) - Resurrected

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    FC and front panel are both looking great - your photos are excellent

    keep up the good work sniipe
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    Wow that's really great! Can't wait to see pics of the finished build!
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    Thank you guys very much

    I posted this list at bit tech and I figured it would be good to update you guys too:


    This is what I have done Done:
    -Case assembly
    -Radiator mounting
    -8-pin CPU power soldered to the back of the motherboard
    -Fan/Fan controller wiring
    -Door Re-assembly
    -Main case lighting

    Not done yet:

    -Reservoir installation
    -Tubing hole in granite
    -Pump mounting (waiting on last minute parts from performance-pcs)
    -24-pin sorting (untangling the 24-pin wires )
    -SSD mounting
    -Plumbing the loop
    -power switch and pwr LED wiring
    -Final cleaning and pictures (next week)

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    Here are a few dirty, dusty, out of focus, shaky, available light from multiple sources photos for you guys to show some progress here... sorry but I haven't got the couple hours it would take to get this thing in the photo studio at the moment.









    I know its not pretty look at this one, but it sure as hell makes the other side of the board pretty


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    Any pics of the side panel ?

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    blue zip tie anchors O_o...I've never seen those, lol
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    More MORE!!!!

    oh and umm lol to that painted gentle typhoon fan
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    oh man, this just looks amazing! great job sniipe
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    Beautiful build, Sniipe.

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    can't wait to see this thing in person tomoro!

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    Damn!!! This is looking very sweet! That granite was well worth the drilling time. It really adds to it. Damn it looks so nice and clean! Very envious of your mad photo skills!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blizzy View Post


    Any pics of the side panel ?

    not yet, those will come next week with the final photo shoot

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    blue zip tie anchors O_o...I've never seen those, lol
    looks very nice
    haha and you will never see them again either

    thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by IKIKUINTHENUTZ View Post
    More MORE!!!!

    oh and umm lol to that painted gentle typhoon fan
    you dont like it? It was a beeyatch to get back together, I kept losing the shaft collar and had to gut other Gt's to get another one

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    oh man, this just looks amazing! great job sniipe
    thanks CP

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    Beautiful build, Sniipe.
    Cheers Xion, ty

    Quote Originally Posted by sniperbob View Post
    can't wait to see this thing in person tomoro!
    Hehe, Cant wait to meet you and rise too I think - I will be bringing permafrost as well for my brother to game on, although it wont be in the mod comp

    Quote Originally Posted by Sadasius View Post
    Damn!!! This is looking very sweet! That granite was well worth the drilling time. It really adds to it. Damn it looks so nice and clean! Very envious of your mad photo skills!
    thanks Sadasius - the granite was fo sho worth it I was so lucky that that fillport fit in the hole makes it look much cleaner

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    Dude that is intense. I can't wait for final photo shoot. Any chance we can get a how too on breaking down and painting those GTs?
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    Looks great, but sleeve the yellow wires

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    Quote Originally Posted by millertime359 View Post


    Dude that is intense. I can't wait for final photo shoot. Any chance we can get a how too on breaking down and painting those GTs?
    this is the thread I made: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=224297

    I think it is all explained in that thread - be VERY careful when taking that collar of, it is as light as a feather, makes no sound when it falls, and is prone to shoot off the collar upon removal. I was putting one on with two flat head screwdrivers, staring right at it, and without me even blinking it seemingly disappeared into thin air.

    Quote Originally Posted by dreamaxx View Post
    Looks great, but sleeve the yellow wires
    haha, I knew I shouldn't have show that picture, but I wanted to show my handy work

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    Sniipe - enjoy the trip. Would be cool if you can take your cam with you and show some photos of the happening. I would love to see it Have fun there!

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    Oh Sniipe, have you turned that motherboard on yet? I love it, it has blue lights! MSI couldn't have done a better job with it, fantastic board. And unlocked my Phenom II X2 550 BE with EASE, got me a lovely quadcore now LinX stable too at stock!

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    Keep at it sniipe, you're nearly done!

    Love the work by the way

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    what parts exactly did you use to get the tubing through thegranite (i mean, part's wise, not to make the cuts)? Did you just make a G1/4" thread, then screw the barbs in?

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    Looks great

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    Quote Originally Posted by jordan-com View Post
    what parts exactly did you use to get the tubing through thegranite (i mean, part's wise, not to make the cuts)? Did you just make a G1/4" thread, then screw the barbs in?
    Look like BeePee fillports to me, though I'm not sure they're long enough for how thick that granite looks.

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    to go through the midplate it is a BananaPower filport + a BananaPower rotary 90 just the right length to go through - another luck situation I am so prone to coming out of unscathed

    and yes kibbler, the nibbler is one of my favorite tools, if you actually work carefully with it you can make great clean cuts that was a 5 second hack job - I was holding up the motherboard tray with one hand, pushing the mobo up of the tray with the fingers on the same hand, and nibbling with my other hand.... sounds like comedy now that I think about it

    on an unimportant kind of irrelevant note: the system is finished and assembled

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    if its done then were is the rez pic
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    I've got a nibbler...used it a few times here and there...pretty nice...wish I had a better nibbling tool though, its mostly dremel and cordless drill for me *just gotta finish filing then I can do my test fits for my hardware...aircooled rig only though*
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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    to go through the midplate it is a BananaPower filport + a BananaPower rotary 90 just the right length to go through - another luck situation I am so prone to coming out of unscathed
    lol where about's can i get the fillport?

    Can you put barbs on both sides of the fillport?lol (Noob question???)

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