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Case Mod - In Progress Project: Rogue (NZXT Rogue SFF) It lives! Aug 13, '08

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by craigbru, 28 Feb 2008.

  1. karolis

    karolis Code Monkey

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    it's finally finished!! awesome craftsanship man, it all fits together as if it was a single-part machine.

    i bet a needle in a haystack just got rephrased to a screw in rogue :D
     
  2. Jack_Pepsi

    Jack_Pepsi Clan BeeR Founder

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    I take back what I said about the red on the top rads. It looks more than excellent, it's borderline sublime.
     
  3. craigbru

    craigbru Cramming big things in small boxes since 2006

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    Thanks skullen!

    Thanks guys! Although, you just reinforced her need to get her nails done all the time... ;)

    Thanks Elio!

    Yeah, my nails look nothing like that... :worried:

    Thanks CK! I love your enthusiasm!

    Yeah, I wonder what I'm missing.... :D

    Thanks E.E.L. I still owe you for the top panel design inspiration! :thumb:

    Thanks! Although it's more like 50 pounds of stuff in a 10 pound box... :eeek:

    It doesn't photograph well, but the interior is illuminated with a pair of CCFL's. It's a subtle effect, but I wouldn't mind having a little more light. That may be a rainy day project though. I've run out of time.

    I hope you work out... the rig is a back breaker!

    Thanks for the compliments! Yeah, lost screws are not a good thing in this case... I've pulled out a magnetic screwdriver several times... :wallbash:

    Thanks man! I appreciate it!
     
  4. craigbru

    craigbru Cramming big things in small boxes since 2006

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    Oh, while I'm thinking about it, I'd like to thank Langer for the sweet wallpaper design. Thanks man!
     
  5. jokkos

    jokkos too busy to mod *sigh*

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    it lives!!! it lives!!! Well done, it's looking amazing!!! :clap::clap::thumb::thumb:
     
  6. yeknom

    yeknom What's a Dremel?

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    Ah-meh-zing! Great job!
     
  7. mrdbristol

    mrdbristol Voided my warranty years ago

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    A work of art.

    Congrats on a fine build :thumb:
     
  8. Oreon_237

    Oreon_237 CHEA BRO!

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    the first pic of the internals is amazing, surely a great work of art. i was struck with awe at the final pictures. Stunning work man :clap:
     
  9. JBLPL

    JBLPL What's a Dremel?

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    5 stars :D
     
  10. MrWizard

    MrWizard What's a Dremel?

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    Amazing, craig! :clap::clap::clap:
     
  11. [ZiiP] NaloaC

    [ZiiP] NaloaC Multimodder

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    I was recently looking at that case as the basis of a HTPC setup for myself next year....

    However, what you have created is nothing short of a masterpiece :eeek:
     
  12. ComputerKing

    ComputerKing <img src="http://forums.bit-tech.net/images/smilie

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    Dude I really saw this for 10 times now!!!!

    I can't wait to see you fit Dual 4870XS in there :D that will be OVERKILL
     
  13. pizan

    pizan that's n00b-tastic

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    nice job looks amazing. you have inspired me to do something to my rogue even tho it won't be close.

    so now thats it been done for a night...what are your temps??? what benchmark scores do u get??? how many fps do you get???

    lol
     
  14. craigbru

    craigbru Cramming big things in small boxes since 2006

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    Wow! Thanks for all of the responses guys! Your support throughout this whole project has been welcome and very much appreciated! The bit-tech community as a whole has been just outstanding!! :clap::clap: I think your all going to love the next project...

    Well, the Rogue now sits boxed up and ready for shipping to Nvision, and I'm packed up and ready to head to Mexico. I'll have limited computer access for the next week. Besides, you guys are great and everything, but the blue water and sandy beaches are calling my name. Oh yeah, and I'm getting married too. :D

    BTW, I'll mention that the Rogue is sitting in a special wooden box built just for shipping it. Sorry I didn't get a pic of it, but I was pressed for time. I'm not sure how much the box weighs by itself, but the whole thing weighs in at 103 pounds!! :jawdrop:
     
  15. craigbru

    craigbru Cramming big things in small boxes since 2006

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    Doh! You ninja posted me!

    Temps are outstanding. Water temps run anywhere from 35 to 45 degrees Celsius. Although, in this case, it's really irrelevant. The water is cooling the peltier, and not the CPU itself. CPU temps are below the threshold of most monitoring software. Best guess, it's running around -26 degrees Celsius on the CPU. Case temps are 31 to 35 degrees. No benchmark scores yet. I've not had the time, but I'll give a complete rundown as soon as I can. :thumb:
     
  16. ComputerKing

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    Were are you shipping that sexy tech case :( you will show off only or give it away ?!
     
  17. brinkz0r

    brinkz0r Minimodder

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    I hope the Rogye will be ok, not many happy stories around here about transporting casemods :(
     
  18. craigbru

    craigbru Cramming big things in small boxes since 2006

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    I'm shipping it to San Jose for Nvision. Mostly to show off and play a few games.

    I'm hoping so as well. I packed as well as I could. It's in a 1/2" thick wooden crate. I lined the crate with 1" foam padding. Then, the original Rogue box is inside of that. I'm using a combination of the the original foam inserts, as well as surrounding it with more 1" foam. There is also foam wedged between most interior components as well as some paper towels around the hose fittings (in case of any errant fluid leaking.) The top of the case is packed separately, and padded well. If it doesn't survive the trip, then I can't say I didn't try. I'm glad it's so heavy... you don't exactly kick around a 103 pound wooden box. I also insured the thing for $10,000... :thumb:
     
  19. Elio

    Elio What's a Dremel?

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    Good luck in Nvision08!!!
    Goodluck in Mexico...Enjoy!
    hoping to hear good stories on shipping...
    and last waiting those final pictures of this thing as the great finale...
    been a fun ride!
     
  20. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Mmmm biscuits

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    I just realised, it's all over! :waah:


    Am i right in saying your next mod is a water cooled router???
     
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