Completed a basic setup for a customer recently .. The setup is not really for UV funky guys ... but "performance"

Its quite hard to squeeze everything inside considering its a quite big TT Armor case somemore ..

Cable management is hardest, I had to custom solder all fan cables & some other cables seperately in order to hide the wires ..

Below are some hardwares & details :

5x Seagate 320gb Sata II .10 model .. ( quickest Sata drive !! )
DFI Expert 939socket
1x PCI-E 7900GTX 512mb ( SLI ready anytime )
1x DVDRW
1x Internal memory card reader
1x M-Play Blast Programmable LCD display ( 5.25" )
1x Pump
1x 3x120mm Fan radiator
1x Swiftech Storm CPU block
1x DD Maze4 GPU block
1x DD Chipset block
Clearflex hose
3x Nidec 120mm 3bladed fan with thermal sensor for the radiator
1x Shroud ( for the middle fan on rad, )
PC ICE UV reactive coolant. Non conductive, so any leak NOT supposed to short your hardwares ..

Sound insulation material for automobiles but used on PC ..

Customer didn't want to spend on my other UV ATA & Sata cables, so we use back the original UGLY DFI cables. Those yellow cables are indeed ugly & dull looking under UV light even though its reactive ....sianzz

** Shroud act like an air tunnel. Made from a faulty 120mm fan )























This post has been edited by uglyvamp: Jul 8 2006, 06:24 PM

below is a 120mm shroud




the sound insulation material ... bought from car hifi shop.

RM 75 for around 2metre x 1.5metre or 2metre x 1metre ( can't remember )





This post has been edited by uglyvamp: Jul 10 2006, 08:19 PM

wow....very nice setup....is that thermaltake armor??

Wow nice setup indeed......

One of the nice case i have seen....

But i think the holes for water tube to flow out or in from radiator could cover with U-Channel for protecting the tube scratched from the case .....

awesome...

Awesome mod. But seriously, the Dfi cables are ugly, spoil the whole thing.

Off topic:
Can anyone pls tell me where to get the insulation material? Thanks.

awesome pc. how much did you spend?

If you want Akasa Paxmate, I know Overclockers Paradise sell those in Lowyat. Not cheap though. Personally I am using it and it hardly muffles the sound.

sound dampening mat works if ur pc is already considered more to quiet side.

it basically, tone down high pitched sound more,that's all ... not for when u have like 2-3 whining fans inside lor ..

Off topic:
Can anyone pls tell me where to get the insulation material? Thanks.

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can get it from those shop selling car's accesories...

hmm...its for his client...not his....

wow..how much is d total cost for that setup?

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Off topic:
Can anyone pls tell me where to get the insulation material? Thanks.

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can get it from those shop selling car's accesories...

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You can try Dynamat extreme but it is rather expensive though for that.

Dampening material only works well if it's heavy and thick. The thin ones rarely make a difference.

haha...if you want, get dynamat.... but its gonna cost you a bomb....

Another Material you could look for is INSUFLEX.

GOOD LUCK . . .

1x M-Play Blast Programmable LCD display ( 5.25" )

wonder where can get this???

updated more pics of the sound insulation ..

The sound insulation material looks like it could generate static, is that possible?

Almost any material can generate static. Even your fingers. The risk of you discharging on your computer components are much higher as opposed to the static generated by those insulation pads. Anyway static is generated if you start rubbing your hands/fingers on the pads. If you don't know anything to them, they are relatively safe.

good infos

LOL i had some slight problems with static when I was working with electronic parts in my previous job. I sort of like killed a camcorder set

But of course, my super soldering skills killed about 5 more sets....

for component level soldering, i understand that we can't use too much flux right ??

and also the type of flux we use too ?? heard that cheap flux can kill components ..

how can i get this kind of stuff....???

david ... u can try ask for them at Automobile car hifi stores

good luck ..

Well i used a lot of flux the last time when I did component soldering. It's definitely needed especially when you try to solve an array of miniature caps and resistors which are about 0.5mm long!

Do remember to clean out the flux with alcohol once you completed your soldering.

There are a few type of flux, some come in a paste form while others may be a little more on the wattery side. I like the paste version, works wonders but when you solder, the thing gives an awful smell.

A very sweet setup indeed.

nice work.. but didnt see the psu

psu is there & black color .. look hard, lol

maybe the black background hide the black psu ??

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VERY nice lehhh...i want something like that also ..i wonder how much he spend for that

very nice indeed

All finished or active worklogs bumped to avoid deletion.

isk2...i wonder when wil ihv modding like dis