Thanks y'all Update!!! As promised the sequel: First a filling vid: And the pictures of the filled Corsair Carbide After letting it run for a while, it seems to appears to have no leakage My good CNC mate Pascal (thanks man) had a nice RGB controller which can dim the RGB LEDs very nicely. This gives a very cool effect when spinning the fans. Also placed another RGB strip internally. Lights out!!! All colors of the rainbow available again: And cold white again Or a bit warmer Like I said, the dim function is quite fun to see full power: Dimmed: Also a movie of this nice effect Until the next update again my modding friends
That looks brilliant. Love the idea and how it was carried out. Got you down already as a possible contender for MOTY 2k13 Don't disappoint me kier! (well, as if you ever did.. )
Wow! I tip my hat to you good sir. Very Clean, beautifully executed. Congrats, a build to be truly proud of. J.
Awsome How much space is between the End of the mainboard and the case floor ? Would an Aquaero fit there ?
Thanks HackJoe Thank you saxovtsmike, (without my custom midplate) there is about 6cm space and an Aquaero is 4cm so it will fit yes
Update!!! The story continues This time with a upgrade with beautiful products from Corsair Last week I received a great package with the products: First 4 pieces of RAMs, the great Dominator Platinum - 16GB Kit (4 x 4GB) - Speed Rating PC3-15000 (1866MHz) - SPD Speed 1333MHz - Tested Speed 1866Mhz - Tested Latency 9-10-9-27 - SPD Latency 9-9-9-24 Also with two sets of Light Bars Dominator Platinum Light Bar Upgrade kit The bars in two colors. will use the white ones in this build And all necessary parts Placed them... And tested them. Looks so much better then the previous RAMs. Also I've received some fast Corsair Neutron GTX SSDs (120GB SATA 3 6Gb/s) Max Random 4k Write - 84k IOPS Interface SATA - 6Gb/s DRAM Cache Memory - 128 MB Power Consumption (active) 4.6W Max Power Consumption (idle/standby/sleep) 0.6W Max S.M.A.R.T. Support Shock 1500 G MTBF 2,000,000 hours Also modded these by placing a window After some sawing and filing... The 3 windowed SSDs To place this I've cut a piece of aluminum and bent Made slots in it for SSD power and Sata + a hole for a fan controller Will be placed like this Made it black and installed everything Everything still visible with the windows side panel Because I had a different brand of PSU in it, Corsair had some questions about this and they decided to send me this nice Corsair PSU The Corsair AX860i Enough cables. Unboxing Always nice to get a PSU in a velvet pouch The PSU Fully Modular Power - 860 Watts 80 Plus Platinum ATX Connector - 1 EPS Connector - 2 PCI-E Connector - 6 4 Pin Peripheral Connector - 8 SATA Connector - 12 Floppy Connector - 2 MTBF 100,000 hours Connections enough Also in a bag, just unfortunately not velvet ... The cables: And the Corsair Digital Link Placed it Cables "formed" a bit allready. This time I did not apply sleeve because the black wires looks very good as it is now. Expanded the cover of the SSDs slightly to get a better appearance, so created a window for the part with the pump. Placed 1 RGB strip above the SSDs And the other side with the black cables Tried to place everything as "clean" as possible and think it worked Now testing, and ... the final photo shoot.
kier love those SSD's. How did you attach them to the case. Hope you don't mind me asking. Quite interested as I might try it on mine
Thanks... the SSDs are attached with a piece off acrylic on the back with bolts. I will make some pictures for you
Like how clean the tubing is quick question... I see you have fitted the light bar kits to your RAM, how much light do the kick out normally ?
