Case Mod - In Progress Project: Warp Core - offline indefinitely...

So we're talking *** papers then...lol thats tight

 

Looking great Combatus

I have to concur with the assessment of the Phobya rads, great quality bits of kit

I'm using 2 of the G-Changer 120's in my current build for the wide fin spacing also

 

I think that radiator is bigger than the one in my car!! Fingers crossed for some terrible weather next weekend and we might see some updates on the UK based mods at last!

 

Nice idea!
What's the "W.K.D"? Your favourite tipple maybe?

 

Wow thats a really cool idea bro and it will look really nice too! Cant wait to see it finished!

 

Yay progress .

 

Great to see you back on the move again Antony, liking that concept

As a note I agree when the rig in question is your main rig its a PITA having to take it off line for any period of time, I resorted to the purchase of a laptop (Don't condemn me to be burnt at the stake for my blasphemy ) to cover the interim period.

 

Do so I found it's quite important to keep a good or ok rig on the go while doing a project, lets you concentrate better on getting things finalised sooner, it would drive me crazy any other way now nice to see the project is still on though Antony .

 

Sweet design on the SSD's , this company has good acrylic laser cutting and engraving if you need it for the SSD's: http://www.dennyplastics.co.uk/contact_us.htm

 

We gonna see more soon? I like what you have done so far.

 

Since you asked for opinions - I'd say, "don't paint the brushed aluminum". If you want to change the color I would get it anodized but ultimately I would leave it alone as it looks really nice with the other changes you have made.

 

Tech changes fast, peoples needs change & with it not being intended as a full time rig in mind I don't blame you mate, look forward to your itx rig.

The blogs were a good way to catch opinions & spark discussions on your thoughts about big rigs & water cooling & you know it's just about what you need or want from a rig mostly.

I know what it's like to leave a project unfinished but you always gain new experience with every bit done on it so it's no real loss & also know how it sucks if enthusiasm fizzles out for a project, can be hard or impossible to kick-start the engine again, I think the key to not letting your enthusiasm disappear for a project is when your sure about what you want from it & to try to do it in a shorter time making regular progress even if it's seemingly minimal progress like 1 drill hole in the right place you just see it edging towards the final working piece bit by bit, like if I left my current project for a week or more I'd probably stop progressing.

Enjoyed what you did on this anyway, was good stuff & to see a bit-tech staff member having a damn good go at a sweet bit of modding rocked, highlight for me was the multi coloured illuminated floor panel with water pass through bits, was awesome.

 

I'm still rocking my Q6700... Are you telling me that 775 might not be the frontline anymore?

Sorry to hear it died man! Put the project in a box and get it out when you get old and grey!

 

mmm... just pick it up in 10 years, it'll be "retro"