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reiben05

Sep 10 2009, 11:38 PM

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so far , things that i have finished ...

-cut the side panel for acylric.. measurement roughly around 2mmx420mmx580mm [done]
-fix all my WC gear inside the case (pump,nb-max and res) [done]
-ordered PSU sleeving gear and cable management stuffs [working on it]
-re-apply the proper way of TIM (OCZ Freeze) on my gtz, it spreads pretty evenly (checked ) and no dark spots alright.. [done]
-ordered a 120mm saw hole [done]
-ordered 5x 120mm fan grills [done]

things i still havent done:
-cut the other side of the panel (just for fun )
-re-lap my processor (if i have time)
-havent ordered any plexi glass/acylric yet [DONE]
-need a longer screw (M3) if i want to mount a fan on my side panel [ordered]
-get a diamond disc cutter [no $$ for it

to expensive]
-get some crazy delta fans for fun lol.. [DONE, GOT 3x ULTRA KAZE]

well i still need some opinions on this:
-cutting a few holes on my mobo tray for E-ATX mobo psu cable + SATA cables [DONE]
-cutting the aluminium mesh on top of the case.. replace it with acylric and 120mm blowholes for fans (optional) [DONE]
-change from UV white tubings to normal transparent tubings as i dont have any uv cathodes.. only light blue ones or just get UV cathodes [DONE]

-pics will be uploaded soon
-did all of these with a drill and a dremel

here, my current side panel

my.. the paint pilled off =/ and this was from pulling a masking tape lol also there are a few minor scratches inside
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whole setup =X
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should i cut this? the alu mesh +X
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is the tim i put too much?
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-really cant say anything about the wires ._. [sleeving + cutting the wires on the process]

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Doom

Sep 10 2009, 11:43 PM

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start the project when u got some photo of progress or shots of ur material or hardware on hand... =="

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QUOTE(Doom @ Sep 10 2009, 11:43 PM)

start the project when u got some photo of progress or shots of ur material or hardware on hand... =="

uploading.. imageshack is being an ass xD..

edited * done

my very first blowhole on alu.. its a Silverstone SUGO series.. for my friend.. did it with alu.. i screwed up the fan holes .__., did it with a dremel and without a fan grill haha..

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Sep 12 2009, 08:34 PM

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shouldn't u spread the TIM instead of putting a strip there ? but i tried spreading mine and it's just impossible coz its sticking to the spreader.

so i've wasted a lot.

coolermaster thermal fusion somemore ..

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Sep 12 2009, 08:54 PM

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lol no need to spread also can the weight of the cooler would spread it automatically haha i also thought need to spread end up using 1 whole tube of thermal compound ... like what u said haha

theres a blob and the strip way =D use google

and for ts i think the tim is enough lol

reiben05

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QUOTE(cyewe @ Sep 12 2009, 08:34 PM)

shouldn't u spread the TIM instead of putting a strip there ? but i tried spreading mine and it's just impossible coz its sticking to the spreader.

so i've wasted a lot.

coolermaster thermal fusion somemore ..

lol thats why i just put 1 thin line since the i7 die core is slightly longer than the normal core 2 duo's, spreading with hand/card seems to be impossible coz it end up sticking to the card/finger..let the weight of the heatsink spread on it, bolt thru kit seems the best for this job...

btw i just cut a square hole for my mobo tray.. now i can slot in the mobo-ATX psu and graphics card psu neater

..

next job to do, cut the aluminium mesh on top of the panel and replace it with acrylic (will be using scotch's double sided tape for sticking it... and also re-paint the case , its pilling off

(fuk this is a very tiring job and $$ money)

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Sep 15 2009, 02:20 AM

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the blow hole was

no good!!!!!!!!

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QUOTE(overclockalbert @ Sep 15 2009, 02:20 AM)

the blow hole was

no good!!!!!!!!

duh.. it was without a proper fan grill

.. cutting it mostly base on assumption..

btw i have a adjustable saw hole now.. can't wait to use it, waiting for clamps

Added on September 16, 2009, 12:58 amo yeah forgot to add.. lapped my cpu

.. pics coming soon, maybe tmrw i upload..

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Added on September 16, 2009, 1:14 ami am gonna do a re-lap again.. its not flat >.<

Added on September 18, 2009, 6:03 pmk i have cut the mesh's on top

.. now waiting for my acrylic i ordered ^^

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happy to see u guys mod and mod again...

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lol.. project almost done

.. waiting for my sleeving tool + two more bling2 cathodes, acrylic panels and radiator grill (acrylic).. RAWR!

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post pics asap

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so, what's up dude? anything progress yet?

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yeah.. gonna post some pics soon

.. finished my side panel and radiator mounts (friend made it for me) althou im still waiting for my ultra kaze.. even had my EK dual bay res + 2x 90* and 2x 45* rotaratory fittings today.. w000t.. im gonna mount my own HDD system too.. it'll be simple coz i am in need of space haha

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great WC gear there

how much $$$ for the MCP655 D5 VARIO BITSPOWER MODKIT? it has beautiful chrome finishing...

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Hey great job on the acrylic side panel. It looks smooth.

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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Oct 20 2009, 03:57 AM)

great WC gear there

how much $$$ for the MCP655 D5 VARIO BITSPOWER MODKIT? it has beautiful chrome finishing...

well i got it for around to RM800 + two rotary black sparkle barbs.

TS nice stuff

also hint ure block is mounted wrongly
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpo...3&postcount=151

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QUOTE(Zheng87 @ Oct 20 2009, 09:41 AM)

Hey great job on the acrylic side panel. It looks smooth.

hehe it was done by my friend =D..

QUOTE(cstkl1 @ Oct 20 2009, 10:52 AM)

well i got it for around to RM800 + two rotary black sparkle barbs.

TS nice stuff

also hint ure block is mounted wrongly
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpo...3&postcount=151

hmm i think i mounted it correctly, mobo is an ASUS Rampage II Extreme ..hmm?

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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Oct 20 2009, 03:57 AM)

great WC gear there

how much $$$ for the MCP655 D5 VARIO BITSPOWER MODKIT? it has beautiful chrome finishing...

probably around RM800 too.. with 2 compression fittings (mine is silver instead

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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Oct 20 2009, 01:46 PM)

hehe it was done by my friend =D..
hmm i think i mounted it correctly, mobo is an ASUS Rampage II Extreme ..hmm?

lol

i saw it wrongly

ure right..

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is it your pump bitspower mod kit is the same like the URL below?
http://www.gammods.com.au/store/index.php?...roducts_id=1492

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