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Case Mod - In Progress Project: Mod in a Week // "Fallout Cause SP" (True Final Picks)

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by Luciel, 26 Nov 2011.

  1. Omoobhs

    Omoobhs One giant fsb hole

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    Love this! Great looking mod. You really did nail the fallout theme! +rep for cool.
     
  2. dr.c.strange

    dr.c.strange What's a Dremel?

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    well done mate, looks excellent (though i still think theres too much rust lol!) the mounted screen really tops this off! Bring on the next mod!
     
  3. MrDomRocks

    MrDomRocks Modder

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    Dude that is amazing!!!
     
  4. NetSphere

    NetSphere What's a Dremel?

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    Woah. Blew my mind. Simple and effective.
     
  5. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    thanks a lot guys : ) I am now set up at the MLP event, and will take pictures sometime tomorrow : )
     
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  6. logonui

    logonui Minimodder

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    Awesome work as always Luciel!
     
  7. bulldogjeff

    bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on.

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    Considering it was done in a week it's come out looking really good.
     
  8. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    what if it hadn´t been done in a week, i.e. a month for example :S
     
  9. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    Right, the competition is tomorrow, fingers crossed! :D
     
  10. bulldogjeff

    bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on.

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    If it took a month you wouldn't be going to the comp tomorrow thats for sure...lool
     
  11. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    that´s true lol :p
     
  12. bulldogjeff

    bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on.

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    doesn't matter how long it took to build, it's a really good mod anyway.
     
  13. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    thanks : )
     
  14. The_Gnu

    The_Gnu 8-bit addict

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    Really nice work. Im amazed about how quick you did it.
    Regarding the heatpipe cutting, there was some liquid in your pipe but it's such a small amount that you probably didn't notice it before it had time to evaporate.

    It looks like on the pics that you had the harware mounted while "destroying" the case. Im not shure you did but incase: be carefull of small scraps and dusts of metall shortening the hardware. I usualy try to only bring out the hardware for quick testfits but I still end up with metallchips on the pcbs.

    Awsome work and killer painting
    Good luck on the comp:thumb:
     
  15. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    Thanks mate, it´s possible yes but it wouldnt explain why the temps only went up by 3c, regardless, if you keep reading the last few updates, you´ll notice I ended up changing it for another exactly the same heatsink (bought 2x1) with all it´s pipes (modded the 775 socket adaptor that came with it in order to be able to mount it with the pipes point up and down as opposed to the sides.

    About the second bit, oh god no, the case "destroying" was done with no hardware inside, I´d never risk doing any structural modding of any sort or painting for that matter with any hardware inside. The original picks with hw inside where merely to get measurements as to where the cuts would be done and how I would mount everything in it ; )
     
  16. KiiYzOo

    KiiYzOo What's a Dremel?

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    you should try and mount the keyboard on the case like a terminal in fallout :p

    looks awesome btw :D
     
  17. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    that would´ve been really cool, but I had no way to mount it
     
  18. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    just thought I´d add that Fallout Cause SP won 1st price at the competition (casemod section)

    [​IMG]
     
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  19. The_Gnu

    The_Gnu 8-bit addict

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    I think the reson for your temps not increasing so much was because you only destroyed one out of 6 pipes. And the one you cut was also the one furthest away from the heatsource. The cooler was simply good enough for your setup even without the 6th pipe.

    Sorry, I totally missed the update where you explain the new cooler:wallbash:
    I was simply to eager to get to the final shots.:rock:

    Gratz for win. Keep it up:thumb:
     
  20. Luciel

    Luciel Needs more rust

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    I do feel quite dumb not realising at the beggining that with a simply reduction in the socket adtaptor (sanding it where it actually grabs on to the cooler) would be enough to shift it enough in order to mount it a different way but oh well. The cooler with the missing pipe is now mounting on my homeserver with a fan, as it was just running a stock amd cooler (it runas an AM2 4200+ X2) and it´s reduced it´s temps by 10c! (the amd stock coolers are quite crappy, or at least they where when the AM2 where out).

    It´s ok, I really should´ve taken a pick of it with a longer explanation of what I do, but since it was part of one of the final posts with other more important stuff going on, I didnt give it much image and text real state.

    And thanks! I´m over the mood right now :D
     

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