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Gigi's2nd.Project:Hard_core-Cold_steel-Case_mod [G5] 1830@2650w/ZalmanWatercooling

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by gigik, 7 Oct 2004.

  1. greywolf

    greywolf What's a Dremel?

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    This is coming along nicely! Bit much with the bolts for my taste, but I can see how it fits with the industrial theme. Love your steel.
     
  2. gigik

    gigik What's a Dremel?

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    neew stuff

    @ ReFredzRate : it was a very mad-mod, not enough money to buy dfi lan party mobo so i take an old mb and PAINT IT ALL :hehe: :hehe: :hehe: ,



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    i am starting testing airflow :baby:

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  3. henson0115

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    for better airflow wouldn't you benefit from another fan inbertween the fan on the bottome of the front and the cd drives, correct meif i'm wrong though
     
  4. gigik

    gigik What's a Dremel?

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    2*80mm on the ramp (to reduce noise)

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    mad-mod-board

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    new power suplly has tooh on the other side :) lets mod

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    as ussually in my mods i replace one 80mm fan@12V with 2*80mm@5V
    to reduce noise but it stay good cooled

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    srry about quality, 3supports fans for cpu :) 2500+@3200++= 90W of heat...

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    if i had a big foot wheels........

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    aplle original from Aplle :)

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    lleds, 5mm, red, 3000mCda

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    stay tuned :))
     
  5. Gangsta

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    wow man! awesome mod :rock: i wish i had time to do a poject log (damn GCSE exams :grr: ) anywayz :D

    :dremel: !!!!!!!!!!MOD ON!!!!!!!!!!!! :dremel:
     
  6. Bloody_Sorcerer

    Bloody_Sorcerer What's a Dremel?

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    nice use of steel! bravo, looks alot like a Lian Li, except better :)
    How did you manage to paint the mobo without covering necissary contacts (like the little contacts inside the PCI slots, pins-receptacles in the socket, etc)?!
     
  7. estek

    estek What's a Dremel?

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    Great mod, looks awesome. ... Hey Gigi how did you bend the metal ?? did you use any special tools or just hammer and other regular stuff ...
    Great job .. would you be paiting it ?? what color ?
     
  8. Isuo

    Isuo What's a Dremel?

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    Nice mod. That looks really factory like. Just put a little teeny weeny bit of rust in the corners or somewhere. That was just an idea so if you don't like it, ignore it.

    Keep modding
     
  9. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    ROFL - quality work man - did anybody ever tell you that you're crazy?
     
  10. Bazman

    Bazman What's a Dremel?

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    Great mod! I can't wait to see this finished, and see how the lights interact with that perforated steel. Should be a great little light show going on!!!! :rock:
     
  11. Constructacon

    Constructacon Constructing since 1978

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    I don't think you ever need to worry about over heating. That case is one giant heat sink.

    Bending steel can be a pain. Did you do it by hand or use a pan-break or something?

    Looks sweet. Keep up the updates
     
  12. Lost.Soul

    Lost.Soul What's a Dremel?

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    Nice mod man, the mobo is funky :D


    *native speak* konecne se tu obevil nakej cech :lol: sem myslel ze sem tady jedinej.. :rolleyes: Jinak peknej mod, jenom misto tech ledek bych tam dal katodu... :naughty: */native speak*
     
  13. gigik

    gigik What's a Dremel?

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    2Bloody_Sorcerer: as i said before, that motherboard was already death

    2estek: for bending i use ony strong of my arms :) and maybe hammer :) :) ,color ...probably no color, only clear paint

    2Tulatin: my freinds tell me it every day :D

    2Lost.Soul: yea, yea, finally i will use cathode (plus some leds) :)

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    power switch - behind the aplle :)

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    i found a old VU-metr, so i used it :) 2x5LED

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    power from usb (my first case)
     
  14. white modder

    white modder What's a Dremel?

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    looking very good, awesome

    maybe you can light up the applelogo with a diffused blue/white led?
     
  15. k3rnel

    k3rnel What's a Dremel?

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    I like the screws all over. Gives a really cool industrial feel. :rock:
     
  16. roachm

    roachm What's a Dremel?

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    This mod is giving me inspiration to do something similar, I really like the way its turning out. Very good job man :).


    One sugestion, although the whole 'mesh' type stuff you used is a really good way to improve all around airflow, you should cut out where the fans are and use standard fan grills, alot less restrictive.
     
  17. Tolsk

    Tolsk What's a Dremel?

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    its like lian lai meets apple, koolz, keep up te good work
     
  18. Herbicide

    Herbicide Lurktacular

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    x86's revenge?

    Nice heavy industrial feel. What's the paintjob going to be, or are you going to leave it as it is, perhaps just a going over with clear coat?

    - H.
     
  19. kaotic504

    kaotic504 What's a Dremel?

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    nice modding, if that case doesn't get great airflow i don't know what will.
     
  20. gigik

    gigik What's a Dremel?

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    i tryied to hide cables

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    my dear components (i am student and i have to work for one month to make money for them :)

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    all ok

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    default fan on graphic card

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    after my tuning

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    i have tryied what can i get from grph. card...fans to the max :)
    2x 80m@12V + 92mm@12V (3200ot) very noisy....overclocekd from 400/600 to 540/690 ( for the present there are no pasives on the memores, but after that...)

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    for the present overclocking results : barton2500+@3800+(1853@ 2475mhz at default voltage) fsb:225 x11, 2x256MB dual ddr 400@ 450mhz, Ati R9600Pro 400/600@ 535/680mhz

    i did not tweaking up the voltage so after i will install active cooling to north bridge and pasives on graphic card memories... :hehe:
     

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