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ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 08:55

My name is Benhar and I live Sweden.
I'm going to build and modify a computer system that’s going to reference to my opinions and what
a good-performing computer system needs to be stable, cooled down, quiet and totally clean.
I’m going to put my photography skills just in case taking good and nice looking pictures.
The entire interest started when my twin brother Kosovar^ infected me with his computer projects

The plan about which equipment i need to succeed with te project is a computer case in a ATX-
factor form and be a full tower chassi to make room for all the cooling equipment i would use.
The case going to be modified to fit a 4x120 Radiator, 1x120 radiator in back, 2x240 radiators in
sandwich configuration on the floor, make place for 2 cylinder-formed reservoir outside the 5,25"
bays and find a good place for the water pumps there i can modify incase reducing vibrations and
noise.

I will also modify the side panel with a acrylic window because i want to share my good job to
other people around me and in forums, websites as well.
I have been working on my Power Supply and sleeved all the cables separately with sleeving from
"www.djungelapa.se".In my eyes is that a method to get a special feeling about what’s inside of
the case, it fells more "fully" and not that empty as well the cables are sleeved together.
This system is going to be as quite as possible, noise reductions plates are going to be used
both inside the case but also on places there it lots of free, moving and unused space as the
side panels, bottom- and top panel.
The outside is going to be stock, in color way because i don’t like reflective color’s. Just
black both inside and out! And my decided name for this project going to be " Black 'n Blue
Simplicity ".

Hardware:
Case: Fractal Design Define XL Black Pearl
Power supply: Corsair AX1200i
Motherboard: Asus P6X58D-E
Processor: Intel i7 960 + Intel i7 950 (1366)
Ram memory: Corsair Dominator GT 2000MHZ 12GB + Corsair Dominator GT 2000Mhz 6GB Elpida
Graphics Card: 3x GeForce GTX480
SSD ?
HDD: 1TB WD Green, 1TB WD Green, 2x Western Digital Black 500GB 64MB Raid 1

Water cooling:
Fans: 26x Corsair SP120 High Performance Edition
Fan Controls: ?
Radiators: 1x Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Full Copper 480mm, 2x Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Full Copper 240mm
CPU block: EKWB Supreme LT + EKWB Supreme LT
SB/NB-block: Bitspower Black Freezer AIX58NS, Bitspower Black Freezer MOS AMOSII &
Bitspower Black Freezer MOS AMOSIII
RAM Block: Bitspower DIMM6 Block Clear
GPU Block: 3x, EK Water Blocks EK-FC480GTX + (EK-GPU LINK)
Reservoir: 2x Water Tank Z-Multi 150 (POM Version)
Pump: 2x Alphacool VPP655 single edition pumps
Pump top: ?
Tubing: Swiftech Clearflex (7 / 16 "ID, 5 / 8" OD)
Fittings: Bitspower Matt Black

Sleeve:
MDPC-X Black, MDPC-X Navy Blue, MDPC-X B-Magic

Sponsors for this project:
Fractal Design - Case
Phanteks USA - CPU coolers, fans
Bitspower - Watercooling parts + fittings
Corsair - PSU & Fans
Cooling Stuff - God price on my order and great services

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 08:56

Hi all Bit-Tech members!
Hope you will like this project log and its results.

I want to thank Adriana at Fractal Design for sponsoring out of a Fractal Design Define XL, but
may regret that I will have to cut and operate the chassis a little.

I will soon begin to remove the mass of unnecessary, and the first thing I will remove the HDD
cages on the lower floor. Instead of cages, I will have two radiators in the "Sandwich PnP
configuration" with the intake on the right side and exhaust on the left.
After that, the drawings made at the top to make room for a 480mm radiators from XSPC or Thermo
Chill

I will also replace the plate in the middle of an aluminum plate where I will have logos and
names of companies that sponsored me during the project. And this will surely CNC milled.

I hope you like the plans so far, but was a quandary in that it can be a lot of changes.
Have a nice continued day!

And here are some pictures of the Define XL that will have saws that Dremels to laugh with joy
during the project.

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 08:57

Now I have begun to clear the chassis of the unnecessary, as well to save on weight before you to
take several pounds through the project period.
I mentioned in my previous post that I will run the district dual 2x120mm radiatorn down on the
ground floor of a principle called "Sandwich". How it works, I can describe a little short. There
will be an air tunnel that will go through the computer downstairs. The heat will be generated
will go out of the chassis sides where it will be cut and filled radgrills.
The fans on the right side will suck air and blow into the first radiator, a fan behind the first
will help to suck air and blow towards the second radiator, behind the second radiator to direct
a fan to expel the air through the chassis side.

I started by removing the mounting plate for the HDD cage and later drilled out the rivets on the
plane and later on the bottom to remove the.
And even then it started to plan a little how the radiator will sit. May also fit 140x2 but I
will probably run at 120x2 ist to place the radiator better in height.

I also put tape on the back of the motherboard plate as you see, what is inside the margin which
will take away so as not to interfere with the fan air flow.

[u] Some pictures of the work follows below: [/ U]

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 09:00

The hardware im going to use a while untils 8-cored LGA2011 CPUs are avaible

-Asus P6X58D-E
-Intel core i7 960
-Corsair Dominator GT 2000MHz 8-8-8-24 12GB + (12 or 6gb soon)
-2x Asus Geforce GTX480 (one 480gtx coming soon)

Not over to the pictures:

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 09:05

I have been thinking clearly about what the parts I'll use for my project. I begin with the radiators:
-a 480 radiator will be placed on top.
-a 120 radiator will be placed back on the chassis
- two 240 radiators will be located in Sandwich Principle on the bottom floor, making it possible I have to remove all hard drive rack there.

- CPU will be water cooled
- Three GPUs will be water cooled with water block from EK with a Serial EK GPU Bridge
- RAM-modules will be cooled with water block
- The motherboard will be cooled with a full cover or block that is adapted for mobo.

These parts, I have received so far:
CPU: EK Water Blocks EK-Supreme LT - Acetal
GPU: EK Water Blocks EK-FC480 GTX - Acetal
RAD: EK Water Blocks EK-cool stream RAD XT 120

Now to the pictures. The pictures can speak a bit of themselves in this case!

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 09:08

Hey!

Now it was time for a little late update.
Like the title says, I have now been sponsored out Phankteks U.S. and remains my second sponsor during the project!
Now just wait until my products arrive and then there will be some pictures: D!

What they offered me was:

KidMod-Southpaw · 28th Dec 2011, 10:18

Aww, twin brothers modding! So cute! Anyway, looking like a great start, and those fans look like quite something!

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 10:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by KidMod-Southpaw

Aww, twin brothers modding! So cute! Anyway, looking like a great start, and those fans look like quite something!

Haha thanks, yes indeed love the colourtheme, and they are going to fit perfectly in my chase

KoSoVaR^ · 28th Dec 2011, 11:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by KidMod-Southpaw

Aww, twin brothers modding! So cute! Anyway, looking like a great start, and those fans look like quite something!

We are awsome :P

microsoftPerson · 28th Dec 2011, 17:44

Glad this thread got sorted out for you. The colors are awesome.

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 18:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by microsoftPerson

Glad this thread got sorted out for you. The colors are awesome.

Thank you so much! They are going to be wonderful!

peteski · 28th Dec 2011, 19:27

cant wait to see what you do with the case as i have one

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 19:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by peteski

cant wait to see what you do with the case as i have one

I will plague the chassis considerably, but it will be wonderful with more space for other water cooling items.
I hope you will enjoy it!

ReDoZz · 28th Dec 2011, 20:05

Has now taken the big step and started planning what was going to sit on top.
Here I use out of a calculation model for a XSPC RX480 radiator that will fit best!
Will be wonderful to start working soon, but I wait for better times and new purchases will revive the project.

Future sponsors will but there may be surprises!

Also took the opportunity to clean my water block. But I took a couple of different methods to arrive at a desired result.
I started by removing the block and clean POM'et which was very easy. But when we get to the copper part so it became more difficult.
I made a greedy attempt and used ketchup ... proved to be good but not quite 100% effective!
Then I had and bought lemon water and poured into the block and let it stand for four hours while I was doing something else.
When I came back they had all the coverings come off and it was enough just to rinse off with warm water.
But still, it was not 100%.
Then I poured in the squeezed lemon lime and waited an hour and then it was all clean! Above expectations, it was lemon-lime great for cleaning the copper block and it's something that I highly recommend!

ReDoZz · 29th Dec 2011, 21:41

Merry Christmas all BT members!! ... And soon a hapy new year!! ... But now for something completely different

I have finally received my long awaited package from Bitspower, and the best part was that the mail guy came and delivered it to the door!
Is not much to say except that the water cooling parts were wonderful and the blocks were too damn fine!

Thanks to MR. V from Bitspower for a great deal and a nice price!
Bitspower is now declared as a sponsor for this project.

But now to the pictures, sad to report that my camera, it is still in service with the Nikon so I had to make a few phone pictures (iPhone 4s), but I promise that new images will replace them with new when my DSLR camera arrives.

Bitspower Hardwere parts:
1x Black Freezer AIX58NS (Matt Black Version)
1x Black Freezer MOS AMOSII POM Version
1x Black Freezer MOS AMOSIII POM Version
1x DIMM6 Block
4x Crystal Link Tube For Cross 5-Slots
2x Water Tank Z-Multi 150 (POM Version)

Fittings:
4x UV-Reactive O-Ring Set For G1/4" (10PCS)
6x G1/4" Matt Black Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube
8x G1/4" Matt Black Dual Rotary Angle Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube
8x G1/4" Matt Black Dual Rotary 45-Degree Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube
4x G1/4" Matt Black Triple Rotary 90-Degree Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube

Othert:
2x Thermal Pad A (94x19x0.5MM)
2x G1/4" Matt Black Q-Rotary IG1/4"X3 Extender
2x G1/4" Matt Black Temperature Sensor Stop Fitting
5x G1/4" G1/4" Matt Black Low Pro-file Stop Fitting

KoSoVaR^ · 29th Dec 2011, 23:06

omehhhnomnomnom!

Bindibadgi · 30th Dec 2011, 02:11

Lovely!

I dunno how people/companies order things from BitsPower though, they have the shittest website ever! :O Glad to see a TW brand still doing it though - they've been going years!

Rhydian · 30th Dec 2011, 02:13

Really nice, this has given me an idea for my upgrade

ReDoZz · 30th Dec 2011, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bindibadgi

Lovely!

I dunno how people/companies order things from BitsPower though, they have the shittest website ever! :O Glad to see a TW brand still doing it though - they've been going years!

Thank you so much! It was a little bit hard to contact with them, but when i got contact with MR V everything became better

!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rhydian

Really nice, this has given me an idea for my upgrade

I hope my log gave you nice ideas

, but dont steal my concept haha

ReDoZz · 8th Feb 2012, 00:41

Now I'm back home from my wonderful vaccation. And thats the reason why it was quiet in my log, but apologize for that guys.

Has taken the initiative to take pictures on my fans and the CPU coolers and do a little unboxing guide for those who are looking to buy or just want to see Phanteks creations

.
Will thank Phantek USA for this wonderful sponsorship, happiness and love for you <3!

But now the pictures:

- Phanteks PH TC14PE_BL (CPU-COOLER)

- Phanteks PH-F140TS (140mm Fans):

28th Dec 2011, 08:55	#1
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Project: Black 'n Blue Simplicity - Update 16 December 2012 My name is Benhar and I live Sweden. I'm going to build and modify a computer system that’s going to reference to my opinions and what a good-performing computer system needs to be stable, cooled down, quiet and totally clean. I’m going to put my photography skills just in case taking good and nice looking pictures. The entire interest started when my twin brother Kosovar^ infected me with his computer projects The plan about which equipment i need to succeed with te project is a computer case in a ATX- factor form and be a full tower chassi to make room for all the cooling equipment i would use. The case going to be modified to fit a 4x120 Radiator, 1x120 radiator in back, 2x240 radiators in sandwich configuration on the floor, make place for 2 cylinder-formed reservoir outside the 5,25" bays and find a good place for the water pumps there i can modify incase reducing vibrations and noise. I will also modify the side panel with a acrylic window because i want to share my good job to other people around me and in forums, websites as well. I have been working on my Power Supply and sleeved all the cables separately with sleeving from "www.djungelapa.se".In my eyes is that a method to get a special feeling about what’s inside of the case, it fells more "fully" and not that empty as well the cables are sleeved together. This system is going to be as quite as possible, noise reductions plates are going to be used both inside the case but also on places there it lots of free, moving and unused space as the side panels, bottom- and top panel. The outside is going to be stock, in color way because i don’t like reflective color’s. Just black both inside and out! And my decided name for this project going to be " Black 'n Blue Simplicity ". Hardware: Case: Fractal Design Define XL Black Pearl Power supply: Corsair AX1200i Motherboard: Asus P6X58D-E Processor: Intel i7 960 + Intel i7 950 (1366) Ram memory: Corsair Dominator GT 2000MHZ 12GB + Corsair Dominator GT 2000Mhz 6GB Elpida Graphics Card: 3x GeForce GTX480 SSD ? HDD: 1TB WD Green, 1TB WD Green, 2x Western Digital Black 500GB 64MB Raid 1 Water cooling: Fans: 26x Corsair SP120 High Performance Edition Fan Controls: ? Radiators: 1x Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Full Copper 480mm, 2x Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Full Copper 240mm CPU block: EKWB Supreme LT + EKWB Supreme LT SB/NB-block: Bitspower Black Freezer AIX58NS, Bitspower Black Freezer MOS AMOSII & Bitspower Black Freezer MOS AMOSIII RAM Block: Bitspower DIMM6 Block Clear GPU Block: 3x, EK Water Blocks EK-FC480GTX + (EK-GPU LINK) Reservoir: 2x Water Tank Z-Multi 150 (POM Version) Pump: 2x Alphacool VPP655 single edition pumps Pump top: ? Tubing: Swiftech Clearflex (7 / 16 "ID, 5 / 8" OD) Fittings: Bitspower Matt Black Sleeve: MDPC-X Black, MDPC-X Navy Blue, MDPC-X B-Magic Sponsors for this project: Fractal Design - Case Phanteks USA - CPU coolers, fans Bitspower - Watercooling parts + fittings Corsair - PSU & Fans Cooling Stuff - God price on my order and great services Last edited by ReDoZz; 15th Dec 2012 at 22:48.

28th Dec 2011, 08:56	#2
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Sponsorship from Fractal Design Hi all Bit-Tech members! Hope you will like this project log and its results. I want to thank Adriana at Fractal Design for sponsoring out of a Fractal Design Define XL, but may regret that I will have to cut and operate the chassis a little. I will soon begin to remove the mass of unnecessary, and the first thing I will remove the HDD cages on the lower floor. Instead of cages, I will have two radiators in the "Sandwich PnP configuration" with the intake on the right side and exhaust on the left. After that, the drawings made at the top to make room for a 480mm radiators from XSPC or Thermo Chill I will also replace the plate in the middle of an aluminum plate where I will have logos and names of companies that sponsored me during the project. And this will surely CNC milled. I hope you like the plans so far, but was a quandary in that it can be a lot of changes. Have a nice continued day! And here are some pictures of the Define XL that will have saws that Dremels to laugh with joy during the project.

28th Dec 2011, 08:57	#3
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Working on chassie Now I have begun to clear the chassis of the unnecessary, as well to save on weight before you to take several pounds through the project period. I mentioned in my previous post that I will run the district dual 2x120mm radiatorn down on the ground floor of a principle called "Sandwich". How it works, I can describe a little short. There will be an air tunnel that will go through the computer downstairs. The heat will be generated will go out of the chassis sides where it will be cut and filled radgrills. The fans on the right side will suck air and blow into the first radiator, a fan behind the first will help to suck air and blow towards the second radiator, behind the second radiator to direct a fan to expel the air through the chassis side. I started by removing the mounting plate for the HDD cage and later drilled out the rivets on the plane and later on the bottom to remove the. And even then it started to plan a little how the radiator will sit. May also fit 140x2 but I will probably run at 120x2 ist to place the radiator better in height. I also put tape on the back of the motherboard plate as you see, what is inside the margin which will take away so as not to interfere with the fan air flow. [u] Some pictures of the work follows below: [/ U]

28th Dec 2011, 09:00	#4
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	The hardware im going to use The hardware im going to use a while untils 8-cored LGA2011 CPUs are avaible -Asus P6X58D-E -Intel core i7 960 -Corsair Dominator GT 2000MHz 8-8-8-24 12GB + (12 or 6gb soon) -2x Asus Geforce GTX480 (one 480gtx coming soon) Not over to the pictures:

28th Dec 2011, 09:05	#5
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Watercooling parts and plans I have been thinking clearly about what the parts I'll use for my project. I begin with the radiators: -a 480 radiator will be placed on top. -a 120 radiator will be placed back on the chassis - two 240 radiators will be located in Sandwich Principle on the bottom floor, making it possible I have to remove all hard drive rack there. - CPU will be water cooled - Three GPUs will be water cooled with water block from EK with a Serial EK GPU Bridge - RAM-modules will be cooled with water block - The motherboard will be cooled with a full cover or block that is adapted for mobo. These parts, I have received so far: CPU: EK Water Blocks EK-Supreme LT - Acetal GPU: EK Water Blocks EK-FC480 GTX - Acetal RAD: EK Water Blocks EK-cool stream RAD XT 120 Now to the pictures. The pictures can speak a bit of themselves in this case!

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28th Dec 2011, 09:08	#6
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Phanteks USA, my second sponsor! Hey! Now it was time for a little late update. Like the title says, I have now been sponsored out Phankteks U.S. and remains my second sponsor during the project! Now just wait until my products arrive and then there will be some pictures: D! What they offered me was:

28th Dec 2011, 10:18	#7
KidMod-Southpaw Making You Feel Old Since 2010 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Wigan Posts: 10,092	Aww, twin brothers modding! So cute! Anyway, looking like a great start, and those fans look like quite something! __________________ Project Logs: Refraction - Steampunk Flash Drive Silverstone PS07 - Asus M4A88TD M EVO - AMD X6 1055T - Asus 7790 Cu 1GB - 8GB Corsair Vengeance - Xonar DG - M4 128GB - Frio - Antec 650W - Dell U2312HM X2 - Poker MX Red - Sennheiser HD 598 - IcyBox3219 (WD Red 1TB X2) "The fear in my eyes when my lass almost opened contacts, and with the name Alessandro, yours comes up very near the top." - Blazza181

28th Dec 2011, 17:44	#10
microsoftPerson Hypermodder Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 603	Glad this thread got sorted out for you. The colors are awesome. __________________ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASUS P8P67 Pro - i5 2500k + 8GB Ripjaw X 1333MHZ DDR3 MSI GTX 560 TI Twin Frozr II + Crucial C300 64GB Samsung F3 Spinpoint 1/2 TB + Fractal Design Define R3 [black pearl]

28th Dec 2011, 19:27	#12
peteski long live the pc Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: chelmsford,uk Posts: 384	cant wait to see what you do with the case as i have one __________________ i5 2500k, asrock z68 extreme 4, corsair 4x2gb 1600mhz,fractal define xl,

28th Dec 2011, 20:05	#14
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Clean the CPU waterblock, sketchung up rad-position on top Has now taken the big step and started planning what was going to sit on top. Here I use out of a calculation model for a XSPC RX480 radiator that will fit best! Will be wonderful to start working soon, but I wait for better times and new purchases will revive the project. Future sponsors will but there may be surprises! Also took the opportunity to clean my water block. But I took a couple of different methods to arrive at a desired result. I started by removing the block and clean POM'et which was very easy. But when we get to the copper part so it became more difficult. I made a greedy attempt and used ketchup ... proved to be good but not quite 100% effective! Then I had and bought lemon water and poured into the block and let it stand for four hours while I was doing something else. When I came back they had all the coverings come off and it was enough just to rinse off with warm water. But still, it was not 100%. Then I poured in the squeezed lemon lime and waited an hour and then it was all clean! Above expectations, it was lemon-lime great for cleaning the copper block and it's something that I highly recommend!

29th Dec 2011, 21:41	#15
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Bitspower parts! Merry Christmas all BT members!! ... And soon a hapy new year!! ... But now for something completely different I have finally received my long awaited package from Bitspower, and the best part was that the mail guy came and delivered it to the door! Is not much to say except that the water cooling parts were wonderful and the blocks were too damn fine! Thanks to MR. V from Bitspower for a great deal and a nice price! Bitspower is now declared as a sponsor for this project. But now to the pictures, sad to report that my camera, it is still in service with the Nikon so I had to make a few phone pictures (iPhone 4s), but I promise that new images will replace them with new when my DSLR camera arrives. Bitspower Hardwere parts: 1x Black Freezer AIX58NS (Matt Black Version) 1x Black Freezer MOS AMOSII POM Version 1x Black Freezer MOS AMOSIII POM Version 1x DIMM6 Block 4x Crystal Link Tube For Cross 5-Slots 2x Water Tank Z-Multi 150 (POM Version) Fittings: 4x UV-Reactive O-Ring Set For G1/4" (10PCS) 6x G1/4" Matt Black Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube 8x G1/4" Matt Black Dual Rotary Angle Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube 8x G1/4" Matt Black Dual Rotary 45-Degree Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube 4x G1/4" Matt Black Triple Rotary 90-Degree Compression Fitting CC6 For ID 7/16" OD 5/8" Tube Othert: 2x Thermal Pad A (94x19x0.5MM) 2x G1/4" Matt Black Q-Rotary IG1/4"X3 Extender 2x G1/4" Matt Black Temperature Sensor Stop Fitting 5x G1/4" G1/4" Matt Black Low Pro-file Stop Fitting

29th Dec 2011, 23:06	#16
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30th Dec 2011, 02:11	#17
Bindibadgi Omnipwntent Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: ASUS HQ Posts: 34,070	Lovely! I dunno how people/companies order things from BitsPower though, they have the shittest website ever! :O Glad to see a TW brand still doing it though - they've been going years! __________________ Slash88: That kettle video just made me go death thanks. Fizzban: And it is being panda'd to..lame.

30th Dec 2011, 02:13	#18
Rhydian Supermodder Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: At Home Posts: 295	Really nice, this has given me an idea for my upgrade

8th Feb 2012, 00:41	#20
ReDoZz Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sweden, Gothenburg Posts: 46	Unboxing Phantek CPU-Cooler & Fans Now I'm back home from my wonderful vaccation. And thats the reason why it was quiet in my log, but apologize for that guys. Has taken the initiative to take pictures on my fans and the CPU coolers and do a little unboxing guide for those who are looking to buy or just want to see Phanteks creations . Will thank Phantek USA for this wonderful sponsorship, happiness and love for you <3! But now the pictures: - Phanteks PH TC14PE_BL (CPU-COOLER) - Phanteks PH-F140TS (140mm Fans):

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