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B NEGATIVE · 9th Jul 2012, 13:41

A quick mention of thanks to Darth Beavis who kindly sent me a fan ring to replace the missing Red one. Cheers Mate!

Telefonskaft · 9th Jul 2012, 14:45

Looks great, especially the acrylic in the front!

You got my vote in the MOTM.

B NEGATIVE · 9th Jul 2012, 15:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Telefonskaft

Looks great, especially the acrylic in the front!

You got my vote in the MOTM.

Thank you,most appreciated!

Ulti · 9th Jul 2012, 22:04

I've not seen chrome tubes/pipes before so that was a nice insight. Love your build!

B NEGATIVE · 10th Jul 2012, 09:55

Leaktest underway,i want get the board fired up this week and get to work stressing the GPUs that are coming this week,they have to pass 24 hrs on furmark before i put blocks on them..

Only one leak from the Vid connector on the pumps,needed brutal tightening to get it watertight,other than that,leak free so far!

Having seen what one 24v D5 can do,the second was pure overkill!

Nutman · 10th Jul 2012, 22:55

Neat!

B NEGATIVE · 11th Jul 2012, 11:43

24v POWAH!!!

B NEGATIVE · 11th Jul 2012, 15:01

It lives!!

mybadomen · 11th Jul 2012, 16:06

Beautiful build Mate!

B NEGATIVE · 18th Jul 2012, 08:16

Progress gets a boost today...sadly i must break the loop down to wrap the sides of the rads and the pump mounts with Di-Noc,this fill-up was a fittings test.

A second 670 appears!

dream1 · 18th Jul 2012, 09:50

Hmmm

dream1 · 18th Jul 2012, 09:50

I can see the end is nere.

B NEGATIVE · 18th Jul 2012, 15:12

3m,i <3 You...

I wanted to cover the sides of the rads and the pump mounts with DiNoc,i quite like the look of carbon fiber and this stuff is easy to work with.

Trim off the excess.

To get the stamping to show,i used a heatgun and a paint brush to mold the sheet.

Now to start on the pumps.
They look not so good stock,but we are going to change that..

I started this by giving the mounts a once over with some black etch.

Then hit it with the DiNoc.

Much Better!!

Hanoken · 18th Jul 2012, 19:23

My god.... Holy mother... (I can go on with this rant)
Your build is making me nuts atm, Ultra clean, and Im loving your cable sleeving choice, and your choice in GPU, Rocking that 670 gtx cheesecake

B NEGATIVE · 19th Jul 2012, 15:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hanoken

My god.... Holy mother... (I can go on with this rant)
Your build is making me nuts atm, Ultra clean, and Im loving your cable sleeving choice, and your choice in GPU, Rocking that 670 gtx cheesecake

Thanks mate!

Another 670 to get yet...
plus Watercool HK blocks...

and a Lamptron FC 10.....

But in the meantime...

Braid.....all i see is braid....XD

But i also have the shiny!!

Squigly · 19th Jul 2012, 18:24

the carbon overlay on the rads and pumps looks SICK!!! still lovin this build!! have you considered carbon on the drive bays?

voigts · 22nd Jul 2012, 00:06

I really like the color scheme on this build. I vote for MOTM.

Sarakon · 22nd Jul 2012, 09:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by voigts

I really like the color scheme on this build.

I agree. You are not covering everything in it, just enough to make it look really nice!

B NEGATIVE · 22nd Jul 2012, 22:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Squigly

the carbon overlay on the rads and pumps looks SICK!!! still lovin this build!! have you considered carbon on the drive bays?

I'm doing some painting on the exterior,no DiNoc....

Quote:

Originally Posted by voigts

I really like the color scheme on this build. I vote for MOTM.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sarakon

I agree. You are not covering everything in it, just enough to make it look really nice!

DiNoc is best used sparingly,it looks odd when its over done.
That's my opinion anyhoo..

Thanks for all your comments,nice to see people interested!

Got a scratch build pod build in the works for next year. Should be fun!

waterdrag0n86 · 23rd Jul 2012, 13:36

looks great. you should cover the psu to match the rads and pumps on the bottom.

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Nutman Never stuck with stock@Hotmods.net Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Roskilde, Denmark Posts: 2,175	Neat! __________________ Best regards, Nutman Project: Nutman - Sponsored by: Coolerkit - Specialtech - EK Waterblocks

19th Jul 2012, 18:24	#116
Squigly MODfiend.. ~twitch~ Join Date: May 2012 Location: South Africa Posts: 205	the carbon overlay on the rads and pumps looks SICK!!! still lovin this build!! have you considered carbon on the drive bays? __________________ Ω Omega Desk Ω

22nd Jul 2012, 00:06	#117
voigts Hypermodder Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 794	I really like the color scheme on this build. I vote for MOTM. __________________ Previous Project: Zenith Antique Radio Scratch Build Current project: Project Quintessence

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9th Jul 2012, 13:41	#101
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	A quick mention of thanks to Darth Beavis who kindly sent me a fan ring to replace the missing Red one. Cheers Mate!

9th Jul 2012, 14:45	#102
Telefonskaft Minimodder Join Date: May 2011 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Posts: 40	Looks great, especially the acrylic in the front! You got my vote in the MOTM.

9th Jul 2012, 22:04	#104
Ulti Poor student Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Essex Posts: 43	I've not seen chrome tubes/pipes before so that was a nice insight. Love your build!

10th Jul 2012, 09:55	#105
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	Leaktest underway,i want get the board fired up this week and get to work stressing the GPUs that are coming this week,they have to pass 24 hrs on furmark before i put blocks on them.. Only one leak from the Vid connector on the pumps,needed brutal tightening to get it watertight,other than that,leak free so far! Having seen what one 24v D5 can do,the second was pure overkill!

11th Jul 2012, 11:43	#107
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	24v POWAH!!!

11th Jul 2012, 15:01	#108
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	It lives!!

11th Jul 2012, 16:06	#109
mybadomen Multimodder Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Massachussetts ,USA Posts: 148	Beautiful build Mate!

18th Jul 2012, 08:16	#110
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	Progress gets a boost today...sadly i must break the loop down to wrap the sides of the rads and the pump mounts with Di-Noc,this fill-up was a fittings test. A second 670 appears!

18th Jul 2012, 09:50	#111
dream1 Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Estonia Pärnu Posts: 208	Hmmm

18th Jul 2012, 09:50	#112
dream1 Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Estonia Pärnu Posts: 208	I can see the end is nere.

18th Jul 2012, 15:12	#113
B NEGATIVE Pipebender Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: South London Posts: 327	3m,i <3 You... I wanted to cover the sides of the rads and the pump mounts with DiNoc,i quite like the look of carbon fiber and this stuff is easy to work with. Trim off the excess. To get the stamping to show,i used a heatgun and a paint brush to mold the sheet. Now to start on the pumps. They look not so good stock,but we are going to change that.. I started this by giving the mounts a once over with some black etch. Then hit it with the DiNoc. Much Better!!

18th Jul 2012, 19:23	#114
Hanoken Modder Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Michigan, United States Posts: 54	My god.... Holy mother... (I can go on with this rant) Your build is making me nuts atm, Ultra clean, and Im loving your cable sleeving choice, and your choice in GPU, Rocking that 670 gtx cheesecake

23rd Jul 2012, 13:36	#120
waterdrag0n86 What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Hopewell, virginia USA Posts: 7	looks great. you should cover the psu to match the rads and pumps on the bottom.