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Case Mod - In Progress Project MonoBits (Extreme Prodigy Build) - The case is back to gether 14 Sep 2012

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by KoSoVaR^, 27 Aug 2012.

  1. tekonivel

    tekonivel Minimodder

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    hey looking good.
    one quick guestion, do you need to modify the psu mount? heard that people have had problems fitting the psu in that case, especially modular ones.
     
  2. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Yeah, ineed to do a spacer for it :/
    My PSU is 160mm long
     
  3. Mizugetsu

    Mizugetsu What's a Dremel?

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    you sir are a gentleman i've been waiting for someone to try to put 2 x 240's in this case and at last someone has thank you
     
  4. Balder

    Balder Calmer than a monk on morphine

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    Still waiting for some actuall modding, I might be old and bad sighted, but so far I cant see much modding:eyebrow:
     
  5. danjw1

    danjw1 What's a Dremel?

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    I wasn't clear, to me, were you able to mount the both 240mm radiators without any mods?
     
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  6. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Thak you for the comment :clap:

    Its coming :dremel:

    Yes i did some modding to fit my front240mm rad :dremel:
     
  7. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Now for todays update!
    I did not do a lot today, but it was much needed for my build and the whole theme ...
    Today I prepared some details from the chassis before the paint began to watersand the metal parts which went very well but quickly... however the plastic front with the soft-touch finish on the took some time... luckily I already knew how to to 100% remove all the paint as it rises if you paint over it. I then got even a little time left over at the end out the day and drove out my newly painted VW Golf MKII out from the paint booth and ran into the details for paint...
    I then went up to our color cabinet and began looking for a dark gray 2K varnish on Stansox's color database ...It didnt went as good as expected, I could not find the color I was looking for. The color I wanted is the MDPC-X Shade 19, which im going to sleeve the psu with.
    I then started mixing my own costumcolor and after about 5-6 minute I got 98% out of the same color as the sleeve and then walked myself down to paint sprayguns and began to mix the paint with thinner and hardener, I sadly dont have pictures when painting the parts :/

    Now on to some pictures, taken with my Sensation XE :/

    Theese case details will be paintes:
    -The front panel (the base of the frontpanel)
    -The 240mm Mesh on the top
    -The motherboard plate
    -The PSU Bracket

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    The color looks a little bit foggy, this is due to the quick drying thinner who simply does it job :)

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    Took them out to the outside for a little moment (better light)

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    After about 2 hours or so the paint had hardened (cured) completely, i the took the painted details with caution and test fitted them, looks totaly great if i can say so!

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    I hope you appreciated the update so far :)
     
  8. danjw1

    danjw1 What's a Dremel?

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    Just drill different mounting holes or was there something more?
     
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  9. Johnny71

    Johnny71 What's a Dremel?

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    Lookin good fellow swede:D
     
  10. Mechh69

    Mechh69 I think we can make that fit

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    On this we all make comments at different times. I think this is a beautiful case and looks easy to work on. You have managed to get some great sponsors and very nice gear congratz on that. I didn't see a lot to make suggestions on. I do want you to know that just because you dont have 200 comments does not mean we are not watching with anticipation to see what you create or what you do next. I love to look through all the build logs but I dont comment on them until I feel that I can contribute something. Your pictures do look good, and I look forward to see how you are going to fit all that stuff in that little case and still make an efficient loop to cool that thing. And now a question are you just going to make 1 loop or are you going to make 2 or 3? I think it would look good with multiple loops and different color coolant in each but it would cost a bit more money for pumps and all.

    Keep up the good work and we are all watching!
     
  11. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    thank you!


    Thank you for your wise words my friend :) :clap:
    I also want to thank you for the good cretique :clap:
    I would love to have two ones, i radher dont know if thats possible :( and yeah it costs a lot also.

    Best Regards
    /Venhar Bara
     
  12. danjw1

    danjw1 What's a Dremel?

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    Thank you for the updates, this is a very interesting build!
     
  13. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Nice to hear mate :)
     
  14. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Hi guys !

    Before you get an update on the little modification I made, I will show you what pagece I got lately
    My expensive Taiwanese candy has finally arrived!
    Thank you Bitspower and the whole team for their help and support in yet another project you are the best !

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    BP-Pacage! Damn i love em !

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    Gues what this is ;) The winner gets a +REP!

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  15. oliverr97

    oliverr97 What's a Dremel?

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    I can't wait to see the finished product. The case looks gorgeous and i'd love to do a watercooling setup in one.
     
  16. fr0Zen

    fr0Zen back i guess

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    bp cpu block :)
     
  17. Angel OD

    Angel OD Pump Killer

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    I believe you deserve the rep! :)
     
  18. fr0Zen

    fr0Zen back i guess

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    ^^thx mate. He posted that shot in the international bitspower fangruop on facebook ;)
     
  19. KoSoVaR^

    KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder

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    Im very happy to hear that, i cant whait to get it all finished and take it to dreamhack winter 2012 :D!


    Congrats! Its the Intel Summit HF plexi waterblock

    He has gotten his +rep :D

    I can see that someone has liked my page :clap:

    For all you other guys!
    Like my facebook page the giveaway is jsut 38 likes away right now !
     
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  20. xSoMBrAx

    xSoMBrAx Minimodder

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    Great work Kosovar and great BP products you have there!

    I really want to see how this ends, my wife wants an HTPC xD
     

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