Case Mod - In Progress Gymkhana Mod II - Update: 02.04.13 - Final Pictures!

Cant wait to see

 

Can't wait

 

Prepare for the Eye-candy!

 

Day 32: 2013.03.29. / Task: Little details

The work for today was the last day of the entire project. It is about fine tuning.
I write a list like a todo for what was the work today:
- Do a longer cables then sleeve them - for the Control panel and the SMD LEDs.
- I shortened the thread of the M5 screws so it's now the neccessary thread-length.
- I did my best to manage the cables inside the rig.
- The icing on the cake was the little skull logo on the front of the case.
- I took some photos of the SSD holding frame so you can see the details.















After many months of work - the Gymkhana Mod II is finished.

Not so long ago I've got a little gift. A package of energy drinks from the team of 32mg/100ml. In this package there was the limited Ken Block Monster Energy and I opened it today. Cheers!
The guys at 32mg/100ml collects and reviews energy drinks and their goal is to create a community/online place where people meet. Collectors, Fans and Fanatics.



The configuration:
Mobo - MSI Z77 MPOWER
CPU - Intel Core i3-2100 3.10Ghz (temporary)
CPU Cooler - Cooler Master TPC 800
RAMs - Kingston HyperX Beast 2X4Gb 1600Mhz Cl9
VGA - Sapphire HD7970 3Gb Ghz Edition
HDD - I didn't create their place now but If needed there is the HDD docker what easily can be installed to the 5.25" driver bays.
SSDs - Kingston HyperX 3K 2x90Gb
PSU - Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 520W
Cooling: 4xNZXT FZ-120 and Lamptron FC Touch

Im glad to my existing sponsors and to my new supporters. They do their best to help this project to be finished.



Codemasters - Cooler Master - DREMEL - Kingston Technology - Lamptron - MSI - PC Gear - Sapphire Technology

Another big thanks for enormous who helped me a lot about the previous and the current project too. Not just for the hours and hours of planning/designing (sometimes till dawn) but for the translating worklogs.

 

-FINAL Pictures-​

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Summary:
Time required: The designing began in April 2012, but the real work was between Nov 12. 2012 - March 29. 2013.
Work hours: ~170 hrs, without the planning/designing time. It is around ~230 hrs with the planning.
Budget required: around 40,000 HUF (€130, $170, £110)

Thanks for the watch I hope the final status get your love.

Best Regards,
Moddingboy

 

Absolutely outstanding work! Beautiful mod

 

Looks fantastic. Really great job,mate. It was nice to see this project. Congratulations on completeing it.

 

So nice dude! They both look sick!

 

I'm glad to see the final pictures on bit-tech too. Very, very nice, I really like it!

 

Awesome

 

Really tidy inside and cracking paint, Awesome job

 

Thanks guys! I really appreciate your feedback on the finished project.

 

I would like to say thank you for the bit-tech user N!ck for posting an article about my project on his russian modding site.

I'll participate in a hungarian modding exhibition/contest in the end of this month and the winners will be taken to Germany to the DCMM.
After this hungarian event I'll post an update with photos and the results.
Cheers

 

Good luck! Where/what is the dcmm?

 

Thanks!
The DCMM is an enormous modding competition annualy in Köln, Germany at GamesCom. There'll be modders from the whole world and I would like to go there and see the mods what I saw only at popular forums.

 

Am in Germany, wonder if I can make it!?

 

Awesome job mate. I love the subtle use of the DiNoc. How many hours went into prep and paint in total?

 

Very tidy and paintwork is lovely!!

 

woody_294 - Sorry but I don't know what you want to write (still practicing english language) Please write more exactly

Da Vinci - Thanks! The work hours with the designing were around 230 hrs. The painting and the preparations were around 50hrs so roughly 1/4 of the whole work was about paintjob.

Boorach - Thank you!

 

I meant, I am in Germany and I would like to go to dcmm but I'm not sure when it is and if I will be able to go.