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Scratch Build – In Progress Parvum Systems Project Magnus - 19th April - i51 LAN

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by imersa, 19 Sep 2013.

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Which coolant for Magnus?

  1. Clear : Clear

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  2. Pastel White : Oil Black

    34 vote(s)
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  3. Translucent Red : Clear

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  1. imersa

    imersa Parvum Princess

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    Thank you very much :D Great words from a great modder. That photo made us chuckle.

    Thanks sir. Really sorted that raid card out.

    Should have a new mini update for you tomorrow night. Got a bit done today.
     
  2. sprintdmc

    sprintdmc What's a Dremel?

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    Great Job Parvum boys, truly epic...
     
  3. Parge

    Parge the worst Super Moderator

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    Just seen the RAID card, amazing work. My mCubed BigNG gets SUPER hot (like, oh-look-I-have-a-heatsink-imprint-burn-on-my-finger-now hot) and I've got a little (northbridge maybe?) heatsink that I'm planning on using on that. Your solution is wonderfully elegant. I'm also very jello of your tap, looks like a nice bit of kit.
     
  4. imersa

    imersa Parvum Princess

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    Thank you very much dude.

    Thanks Parge, kind words there. Just nice to look at the temp on the raid card and see it a lot cooler. Had a few people warn me about performance problems when running big raid configs due to heat so why not watercool! It's a great little tap, looked up a high quality manufacture in Germany and found the correct size on eBay. Super fun to make your own G1/4 threads!

    ohhh.. 'Something New. Coming soon' I like ;)
     
  5. hero1

    hero1 Minimodder

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    That raid card WB is epic.
     
  6. imersa

    imersa Parvum Princess

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    Just another update

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    Welcome back. Nice to see you all.

    First up we would like to say Thank you once again to tiny tom logan, he of course mate the raid card mod possible.... by supplying said raid card. Thanks mate.

    We would also like to thank Asus for the support along the way. They did a great little write up on the rog.asus website that managed to pull in a MASSIVE 31,797 views. This is huge for us and considering the builds not finished.. very impressive. Thanks for the continued support Asus UK and Richard.


    To the update!

    We start by cutting the 'final' top panel:

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    That took some SERIOUS measuring skills that's for sure. Couldn't have done it without our trusty digital caliper. To any modder looking for a new tool... it's the one of course:

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    Now we have to get to work on the pump/res connections. Sorry to anyone who is big on symmetry. Lines pretty hectic here also:

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    Installed an additional D5 in the second layer of the top panel... more accurate measuring require of course to allow it connect directly to the fitting below:

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    Next... despite having the wonderful b neg help us out and bend the tubes for the front of the case we just could not get it to fit in with the build, even trying to make the front panels cover as much of the bend as possible it still didn't look neat enough.

    So more measuring... more replacement panels... so many replacement panels...!

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    Pretty accurate fit:

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    Cheeky shot with 1 of the 2 full pipes installed:

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    MUCH happier for sure. Both will be filled with white coolant. Really cant wait for this.



    Until next time... what are you all up to this week?
     
  7. siliconfanatic

    siliconfanatic Johny-come-Lately

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    Drooling Fapping over this build, primarily :D
     
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  8. Egami

    Egami Why is the dremel on fire?

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    One is humbled by your kinds words. The pic's there for one of those rare occasions when words just don't cut it. :blush:

    Big grats on the Asus feature!

    Oh, and your frontal tubes own. :D
     
  9. Asouter

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    I love the way the tube and fitting is sunk into the panel .. really cool and I can't get my head around how you've been so accurate with it ...wonderful :)
     
  10. Sn00k3r

    Sn00k3r What's a Dremel?

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    nothing more to say..!
     
  11. imersa

    imersa Parvum Princess

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    haha oh well... lots of fapping going on here. sure you are on the correct website mates? :D

    Thanks Egami, look forward to following your future works.

    Mainly down to tolerances in the CNC and how good your measuring gear is. Most things take a few goes to get that perfect but on this one we aced it first time. Happy bunnies for sure.
     
  12. MODZERO

    MODZERO Minimodder

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    Wow! Well done guys, that front panel, such accuracy, those fittings look as thou they have melted back into the acrylic.

    I need to get in touch, got some designs to send down.

    J.
     
  13. B NEGATIVE

    B NEGATIVE All Hail Kim Jong Magoo!

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    Even I will admit,that looks better...black fittings would of been my choice tho.
     
  14. siliconfanatic

    siliconfanatic Johny-come-Lately

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    Of course! This is porn, just for more sophisticated brains :D :worried:
     
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  15. Wirecase

    Wirecase What's a Dremel?

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    Looking good, I love the black, white and Chrome contrasts!
     
  16. Editor22

    Editor22 E22 | Hex-Gear

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    You can really start to see some of the architectural flair coming out in the build now :D

    Awesome update as always guys!
     
  17. Meelobee

    Meelobee What's a Dremel?

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    Using fittings for the front is brilliant and much much better looking (hardtubes shouldn't be bend imo) Going to look epic once filled!
     
  18. kingpraun

    kingpraun What's a Dremel?

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    Now how did you do that!!!
     
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  19. Noob?

    Noob? What's a Dremel?

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    Wonders never cease!

    Note: Magnus is MINE! Hands off all!
     
  20. imersa

    imersa Parvum Princess

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    Maybe that's how we did it! Heated up the fitting and pressed it in! Haha, I wish it worked that way and thanks, it came out really nice and we will use the method again.

    Okie doke, fire them over. Have to say we are hella busy but we get there eventually :D

    Glad you approve, sorry to change them! Just worked better in this application. Yeah we went black chrome whole build so had to keep it uniform!

    Thanks sir, glad we went monotone on this build. Will fit in at home better as well in between shows :)

    Shaun is of course very happy with this comment. We've actually had other people say the build has an architectural vibe, which is awesome as they had no idea of his background.

    Thanks for sticking around and checking in Nate. Hope you are repairing well!

    Thanks man. Agree for sure, personally prefer not bending and it looks much sleeker here. Glad we converted some people to like how crazy the tubing is here :D

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    :D Gunna have a live auction at the Parvum warehouse. Bidding accepted in all forms of currency. Including food.
     

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