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Old 12th Jul 2011, 22:45   #1
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Hi guys,
I'm starting a new case for myself. i had it gathering dust so i thought... "why not mod this puppy?"
it started out with something simple, and after a lot of thought i was able to come up with some ideas to make this mod a little better, and this is mostly all you guys fault because you raise the bar so high, that after that a simpler mod simply wont do...

but enough talk, and lets begin...

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12GB (3x4GB) G.Skill 2000mhz CL8
3x Nvidia Gtx 470
SilverStone Strider Plus 1000w
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2x Thermochill TA120.4
2x Laing 10w
1x Koolance RP402x2
12x Noiseblocker XL2
Aquaero for fan Controll
All psu cables will be custom made and will feature the "no heat-shrink" sleeving touch


this case was originally meant for the Snow White Project, but problems with the powder coating (excessive paint) made me scrap the case, and paint a new one. Until i decided that i could use this case for me, since it was free anyway

at first i thought of using a 480 and 360 Thermochill TA radiators as well as a Laing E10 pump...


but then i thought... "uhm... maybe a little overkill, no??"






then i dropped that idea and decided to use two 480 rads at the bottom, which meant moving the psu to the 5.25" bay compartment. (don't mind the 800D at the back )


Since everything is going to be watercooled I won't be needing the top mesh




The new (narrower) vertical bars i was planing on using to allow for a 120mm on the back




Lian-li Aluminium Wheels. IMHO they look like they were made for this case. they go so well with the cases round corners on the front


Needed to add a plexi spacer for clearance


5.25" that were cut for the hot-swap system that won't be used any more...




And the parade of parts going to waste continues... this time is the midplate


And the backplate






To do list:
- Midplate
- 5.25" bays
- Mb tray
- Side panels (the ones painted don't fit the case, therefore -> trashed)
- Front pannel

basically all the interior is going to be made from scratch...
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Old 14th Jul 2011, 21:03   #2
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Cpu waterblock chosen was Aquacomputer Kryos XT






I decided create a new cover...


And after a few tries... success!!!


will do something similar on the vga blocks. Aquacomputer AquagraFX nickel for the GTX470.
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Old 15th Jul 2011, 22:52   #3
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while i try to finish the cpu waterblock, why don't i show you what i've done with the vga waterblocks







And the weapons of choice were... Aquacomputer AquagraFX GTX470 Nickel.


One of the reasons i prefer these blocks over other solutions, they include standoff's




Using the single slot pci plate makes the cards look so much better and slimer




And it's custom backplate time used a different scheme than usual.


The more i looked at the waterblock, the less i liked the top cover (too much of the same colour) so i decided to take care of that as well...


Almost...


Almost there...


Finished look





Nice Acetal + Nickel Look, don't you think
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Old 15th Jul 2011, 22:54   #4
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Very nice colours- great start!
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Awesome! All that stands out now is those capacitators - polish em!
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Old 16th Jul 2011, 13:31   #6
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i'll think about it
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Old 19th Jul 2011, 20:31   #7
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I got a few more ideas for the case by looking/getting inspiration from my G.skill Trident heatspreaders as well as the TJ11.
The idea here is to widden the case a bit (call it a wide body kit, if you like )
To do that i thought of interleaving white and black plexi screwed to the chassi of the case on the side "ribs" that were used to fix the side panels, layer over layer until i got the with i wanted

Started the process of cutting the plexi, marking, drilling and finally threading all around the case...




First Layer is complete


Don't mind the screws. Those are temporary
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Ooh You got very big pump where did you get it ??? Nice build keep it going
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i got it from laing.de directly
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yo ColdzeroTeam keep it up.. can't wait to see where you going to put the psu... =)

+i've never seen such a big pump. how much stronger is that comparing to the d5 pump?
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You have alot of really nice stuff floating about this mod. this is going somewhere very good!!
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yo ColdzeroTeam keep it up.. can't wait to see where you going to put the psu... =)

+i've never seen such a big pump. how much stronger is that comparing to the d5 pump?
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You have alot of really nice stuff floating about this mod. this is going somewhere very good!!
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dude this is awesome, nice job! *subscribed* All these project mods I'm seeing with TJ07's seriously making me want one of these instead of a Xigmatek Elysium, DAMMIT!
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dude this is awesome, nice job! *subscribed* All these project mods I'm seeing with TJ07's seriously making me want one of these instead of a Xigmatek Elysium, DAMMIT!
this case is still my all time favourite

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love the paint job makes it look like it's made out of white delrin
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nice white build so many good mods going on atm!
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Here come the rest of the pieces...


First layer in place




Another white layer and things begin to take shape...








Second layer, and you can begin to notice the desired effect.






First side done


Only thing missing is the side panel in black plexi.
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wow. This looks beautiful
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