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Case Mod - In Progress Antec 1200 Build

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by Nofear220, 22 Aug 2010.

  1. Nofear220

    Nofear220 Duct tape is everyone's BFF

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    Hey, I'm new to the forums but I figure its in good nature for everyone to see what kind of PC I'm running. I finished this build in August of 2009 so its definitely not as powerful as it was considered to be back then, but I like it.

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    Specs:

    -Intel core i7 920 d0
    -Asus p6t Deluxe v2
    -Dual BFG GTX 295's
    -12g OCZ platinum 2000mhz
    -Dual 1 terabyte Western Digital Caviar Black RAID 0
    -Thermalright IFX-14, two 120mm fans
    -Antec TPQ 1000W
    -Antec 1200 Case

    Again, Ive had this computer for over a year so its far from new, Im just new to the forums :)

    Sorry for the uhh, lack of mods? I'm 17 and fairly good with metal/wood work but I just dont have a workshop or anything to do crazy mods with. You could say Im more just the type of person to make a clean looking build with the parts that you can buy, but with minimal actual modding. I guess I did have to dremel the plastic tab on the side pannel to fit the heat sink, but thats about it. Also, I will be watercooling the cpu and getting sleeved cables, so Ill post an update once Ive got that done.
     
  2. nescafe

    nescafe Minimodder

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    Looking good matey for a clean build.Looking forward to se what you come up with as i too have the antec 1200 but i am not ready to mod it just yet lol:thumb:
     
  3. BiotecVirus

    BiotecVirus Everything should use Torx Screws

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    nice work, and god that cpu heatsink is massive! lol
     
  4. Nofear220

    Nofear220 Duct tape is everyone's BFF

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    Yeah, I think it will look a lot better when I watercool it. Although I admit I dont like the case now that Ive had it for awhile I should have got the corsair 800D :wallbash:
     
  5. Throbbi

    Throbbi What's a Dremel?

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    What in hells balls cooler is that?!?!? :jaw: Its a PC not a power station! :lol:

    I do however really like the design of the fins on it, could fit in nicely with a fire inspired case mod :)

    Thanks for sharing your rig :)
     
  6. Nofear220

    Nofear220 Duct tape is everyone's BFF

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    well, you could consider my pc to be a power station :p

    Its actually a thermalright ifx-14 & np!
     
  7. bulldogjeff

    bulldogjeff The modding head is firmly back on.

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    Have a look at some of the mods on here that look quite basic, then take a second look at how tidy they are, you'll soon realize that a good clean subtle mod can be as striking as one with all the bells and whistles.
     
  8. wejjy

    wejjy Minimodder

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    Great build dude, what you got planned water wise?
     
  9. Remmes

    Remmes Be One With Your Mod

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    i'd change the position of the fans on the cooler, move the fans forward..
     
  10. Nofear220

    Nofear220 Duct tape is everyone's BFF

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    I'll most likely work to making sure my new computer (which Im making on the waimea bay socket when it comes out late 2011) will look twice as good because I will be fully watercooling that, and in terms of mods theres not really much I can see doing with the antec 1200. As I mentioned earlier I dont really like the case and should have gotten a different one because theres nothing really to it.

    Im going to get a CPU-360 from koolance, as well as an internal 2x120mm rad, and a Drivebay pump/reservoir combo

    & remmes, I have tried both position and seem to get better temps with this set up
     
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