Case Mod - In Progress Mods By Donnii - ThermalTake P5 Frosted tubes

Thank you.

I'm guessing that the upper one is a skin of some sort for a PSU, the right one an enclosure for a pump, and the left one I'm not sure...

Maybe you should do renders with the respective parts in place, or just write a description on what they are for... Just food for thought.

Cheers!

 

The top one is to cover up the SSD and 10GBps NIC and to provide some airflow for it with a 92mm fan in the bottom.

Right is for the pump.

And left one is for the top of the Rad, there will be addet some wood to this on to cover it up

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The 3D printer is working hardtime here all the parts will take a total of 14-16 hours to make and i cant wait for it to get done !!!



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First part done, know the misses need to make some leather to fit on there



Next 3D project is running right now

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Finish with one of the parts i think its pretty cool, it also had a benefit that the OCZ is about 14 degress cooler now!



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New update 1-4-2016

Today i got parts to get the RAM under water, this is just really cool, not that the RAM needs it! it just looks really cool i think!

Here a some shots of the process and the nice package Aquatuning send over They are such a big help for me to get this done A really biiiiig thanks to those guys! Go check there awsome products out








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Here is some pictures of the build so fare!














Hope u like it

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Really love this build, nice clean and simple, Setting me of wanting this case more and more, i think if i cannot fix the current desktop i'll salvage what i can and then start over. But yea very inspirational build bud love it!!

 

Thank u so much, its really nice to hear that people like what i do here i still have some plans for this one so its still a work in progress

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Aargh, 4 out of 8 stick Kingston Predator 8GB 2800mhz sticks just died on me, they have been wierd for sometime and today they just would not startup

Going for the 8 x 4GB 2666 mhz kit i have now the machine runs like charm!



Now to see if i can RMA them

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Nice build!

What are you doing that you need 64GB of ram and the NIC's? Are you a video editor?

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A little update, today i finaly got the acrylics frosted by glasblasting them, it really gave the system a bad ass look i think! What do you think?

A shoutout for MaTo_Ros for the inspiration to this Take a look at his awsome build here: http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=289211&page=2

 

Frosted hardtube!!!!

Heres some shots from right now this is The final result of todays work with new hardtube frosted and nice to look at, how do you like i? Any suggestions what to do next?

 

Those tubes looks very nice

 

Thank Martin, you are kind of the head behind them

 

New package from Aquatuning

Getting new RAM tommorow so i need some new heatsinks for them and they just arrived today

Besides that i also got one of there very cool work mats with some cool prints on and antistatic band im so happy! biiiig thanks to Aquatuning for the big help in this project!

 

Just made a short video while installing 8 Alphacool D-RAM blocks on 128GB Kingston Savage DDR4 2666mhz

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7DV7PrN2nE

 

So now i got a little Intel 750 PCIe SSD thats also going under water

 

A little new update, i got the Intel PCIe 750 400GB and a Alphacool water block for it, i reallt cant wait to get it on there and it to the system, there is just one problem, i got the thermal pads for it yet

But well, i can!!!! (Need) to wait to next week!









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Really like the frosted tubing. Good call on properly glass-blasting them, makes the finish so much more uniform. I've seen a number of people try the frosted look but doing it by had with fine grade wet'n dry, never works out properly and usually comes out inconsistent.