Thanks! Lol, maybe we should create a diamond WC block sicne that has some kind of thermal conductivity
Hmm... Lets brainstorm here, what is the thermal conductivity of diamond compared to copper And how do we find a tap that can tap the G1/4 holes
Ordered something last week i could really use today First some holes for the buttons of the pump/fan controller. Tape so it won't move. And some holes with 3.5mm. Wow, it fits Sanded the frame so i can paint it. Oops almost forgot i also had to paint the edge where the plexi goes. Glued the plexi. Bitspower fanguards back in after the paintjob. And some glue. Rub it in with a wet finger. Believe me this glue doesn't let go Next problem, what to do with this.. Ah we'll see Hmm... needs more cutting. Losing the sharp edges and create some nice roundings. Paint it black. Also glued the frame for the pump/fan controller. Second part of the ex-5.25" slot. Let's stick the Dremel in there too. (Not easy to hold a Dremel in one hand and a cam in the other ) And more polishing. Making it rough so i can paint it. And some fitting. Painted. Lots of work for something you hardly see back, but im satisfied for today. Time for BBQ!
Would be good, Diamond is 2 to 6 times a better conductor of heat than copper, bitch to mill though.. Maybe you could grow it
good work in progses dude!, i cant whait to put my hands into my build !, the case has finally arrived and om my birthday too !
Assembled the case again this week Quite some work cause of the lcd screen After that tested if the Velcro would work out. Works great, i think it can hold me too Pulling it off again wasn't that easy Placed the other stuff again too. Don't want too much lights on the outside, i like it this way. Maybe some red glow from the bottom... Maybe the top casewindow will be blood red plexi too. Here an airflowtest with the new fanholes.
Well, I never would have thought of velcro to hold the radiator. Great idea. And nice work all round.
Venhar, don't worry, the velcro doesn't have to hold the rads weight, just to hold it on it's place. The rad itself wil be standing on a few layers of rubber tape.