Scratch Build – In Progress Project "Fury" :) New Update (30-11-2011)! ,2nd November

Yes a little! Thanks!

On my last post, I used the flash oh the photos of the heat-shrink....
But I took these pictures inside my house.
Thanks for the tips on the light!
Promised, photos of the sleeving will take outside without flash!

And thanks for the photo of the sleeve...

 

So as promised here are the photos of the sleeving I made yesterday and this morning

For start, here is my ATX wire, ready to be disassembled:


Then to mark wire, I make little piece of tape numbered:






First sleeved wire... Ouf! Still 23!


Wire ready to been sleeved:




And the result when all the wire are sleeved:








Then, this morning, I have sleeved the last fan:










Finished! Now I do the two PCI-E ...

 

Nice job! Subbed.

 

Thanks!

Sorry for my late, I had some small problems then there was the return of the school....
So for news, there is the sleeving of PCI-Express wire and the configuration mount!

For sleeving:





I'm starting to get better at once is more perfect, all the heat-shrink arrived at the same place that's more clean!

Just a bonus, I painted the bracket of the PCI graphics card


Now up to serious business, the configuration! : D


For resume:
Asrock P67 Fatal1ty professional P67
I5 2500K
Crucial M4 64Go
8Go DDR3 PC-12800 Gskill Pijaws X
Western Digital WD20EARS 2To
MSI 5870
Seasonic X-760
Seagate 500Go 7200Tpm
Lecteur Graveur DVD
AverMedia AverTV Capture HD

Start by the SSD:




Then, the ram:






The DVD reader:


Hard drives:


The TV card:




Processor:


And then, the most important, motherboard!












So, now the mounting....












I find that the colors are wonderful! : D: D In addition with the sleeving...



And finally, an overview of the CPU trap.

 

nice project! congrats

 

Lots of red , nice. Looking really good, very nice hardware you have there.

 

Very clean. Neat power scheme.

 

Thanks!

I love the hardware too!

Thanks...




So for those that follow the project from the beginning, I apologize for the delay on the update,
the studies take me much time

So for the following update, photos of the sleeving and few changes here and there ...

For starters, put a good size of any extension of the fan wire:


After the sleeving:


Then I did the power cable from the SSD to the right size,
From a molex-sata converter of the motherboard package, I did some extension wire:


Creation of extensions:




And here all are sleeving, nice!...






Then I sleeved the front panel button, reset button:






And sleeving of the SATA data cable:


And creation of the power cable of hard drives:





And finally the sleeving of the EPS12V wire with its integrated 15cm extension





And finally the little details of stickers,
BEFORE:


AFTER:





That all for this time! Promised I try to do the update on the CCFL next week
my father bought me the wire with a silicone sheath to extend their cable ...
And soon the pictures of the door with PMMA over ...

 

Very impressive work. I am new to modding and your skill and hard work inspires me.

Thanks for posting your work.

 

It's moved on a bit since I last checked in looking good fangame .

 

Thanks for your attention in my projet!

Thank you for the follow-up you made to my project! Its make me really happy!

Congratulations also for the article on your mod on the home pageof Bit-tech!


Hello!

Today, update with the sleeving finished, the cold cathode,
and the latéral Fury door...































In the night!





















It remain more than 3 steps to complete the Mod:

The aluminum front door, the front grid and the fiberglass cover...

I hope to achieve as soon as possible!

 

Looking really good. this has come on a long way since the last time I saw it...Nice work dude.

 

Gerat work man!

Your case is awesome!

 

Nice - I especially like that side panel.

One suggestion, though: white light instead of red. In my opinion that red light mixes everything together, where white light would make every singlre component shine in its own colour - and it's so nice colours you got in there.

 

Hihi Thanks!

Thanks!

Your comment is interesting, it's true that I had not specifically thought of the white light ...
But it's true that it could be so cool!
I will think about...

 

Super - then I can ask for nothing more.

Oh, and if you still want some red light in there, so you add some red LEDs strategically here and there. Maybe a LED strip or 2 behind the motherboard?

 

This is amongst many of my favourites this year, wow I like so many but I love the auto temperature fan vent mod & the overall look of this .

 

Brilliant scratch build. Well done on an amazing accomplishment.

 

Ok! I'll see how I could try it ...
And especially when I have time to do it!

Hihi Thanks Your comment is really nice!

Thanks yassarikhan786!