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Scratch Build – Complete Cross by Red Harbinger - Final pics!

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by l3p, 15 Aug 2012.

  1. krebs

    krebs What's a Dremel?

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    Hello L3P,

    Your projects are amazing!! Congratulations!!

    I'm trying to do a WC project inspired in yours monsters desk. I'm looking the rubber grommets to close the holes where the wires go, but can not find models like yours, that are very optimized. Until I found a Chinese site, but did not respond (I guess they did not understand my English). Could you help me with some information on where I can find rubber grommets at least similar to what you used?

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  2. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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  3. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Played around with some acrylic remnants this weekend.
    Not going to order large amounts of acrylic for these prototype legs/build (hint :p )

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    Once you're busy I got the tendency to keep improving it.

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    Really love this cutter.

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    Would love to do the small ring too.

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    I had 3 small pieces of black mat, transparent and glossy acrylic, think the glossy looks best.

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    Testing it on the 'UV bench' :)

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    Drilling the holes.

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    Maybe I will add a ledstrip in the future. (would need to saw in the legs)

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    Next leg .. next weekend :)

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    Didn't have much time to play with the hardware yet.
    However, on request, here some temperatures of the CPU/GPU with a bench of the SSD's on the left system.

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    And some temperatures of the CPU/GPU with a bench of the SSD's on the right system.

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  4. Bladesingerz

    Bladesingerz Minimodder

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    Loving the logo man, looks very good when its glowing.
     
  5. dream1

    dream1 What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks for the test very nice read speed. But write speed is kind of slow ?? In what raid config u r using ??
     
  6. dream1

    dream1 What's a Dremel?

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    Oh and one more thin. For stabilty use the best test for your CPU is IntelBurn test 2.6.
    If you cpu can stand this then its ok. For an exampel Prime95 is same as pointless it dose not strees cpu @ all. Even rendering in 3d stress more cpu.
     
  7. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Thanks Bladesingerz!

    In both, raid0 and 5 I get the same slow write speeds. Still have to figure that out :/
    Wasn't able to find 2.6 so did it with 2.54 on the 'very high' setting.
    Got a little warmer now. :)
     
  8. dream1

    dream1 What's a Dremel?

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    Yeah the IntelBurn test shows the maximum what CPU might go. And if it does not survive that then u have the problem. But your stats are still good form cooling. And for the raid card maybe to use better raid card like LSI SAS 9207-8I PCIE 3.0 realy good one. Or mobo wich one has a good raid chip on it like AsRock x79 extreme 11 or AsRock z77extreme 11 both good mobos.
     
  9. Raikkok

    Raikkok What's a Dremel?

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    Hi l3p.

    I asked you on facebook the next thing, but i didn´t find reply about it..

    In that desk, are there any frontal fans or behind fans to enter/out the air or no?

    thanks.
     
  10. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Hi Raikkok :)

    Sorry, guess I missed that one.

    Here you can see my current caseflow.

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    The front is separated from the back with airflow.
    Front compartment has 3x 120mm in and 3x 120mm out
    Backside has 4x120mm in and 4x 120mm out
    For this build I used all the possible radiator space.
     
  11. Raikkok

    Raikkok What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks L3p

    So.. you use the same space for the radiator and the airflow desktop no?

    Isn´there fans without rads no?
     
  12. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Yes, however even with 2 systems stressing inside the air still doesn't warm up that much.
    With a single system you could have 2x480 radiators with 8x 120mm and 6 separate 120mm fans for airflow.
    You can't have it all I guess :)

    What is it what you would have wanted to see?
     
  13. Raikkok

    Raikkok What's a Dremel?

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    perfect..

    i´m planinng something "similar" but with wood as material

    and probably will have two parts like yours, one as server and downloads, and the other one hardware part for gaming :)
     
  14. Sissilisko

    Sissilisko What's a Dremel?

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    I wanna know when it's coming out and how much it pay's? and could i get any real spec's from it, im planning to do a mod from the table, kinda my own looking from it, while of course keeping the honor of the maker at the same time.
     
  15. Mechh69

    Mechh69 I think we can make that fit

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    Nice Job on the Logo, you may want to put it in more places as it looks awesome! Now what is the next project so I can druel and watch again as you create another master piece! I expect a PM for the next one so I can watch from the beginning.
     
  16. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    It has been over 2 months, time for a small update. :)
    Needed some time to finish some things up and save up money for the screens and stand.

    In the mean time also finished up a small passive cooled Htpc mod 'L3p AlCu'

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    And busy on a watercooled Acrylic build 'L3p - Parvum'

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    Also gathered a small collection of 'Desk Pc' builds I walked into the last few years.
    Desk pc build collection.
    (Send me a pm if you want yours added :) )


    So here the photos from the last 2 months.
    First bought a second hand floorstanding monitor mount.
    Decided to buy this since I like to work with the desk and hardware inside and adding another 25Kg to the existing 80Kg ..

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    Dell 17" mounted for the looks .. bit small :)

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    Tested some other stuff in the meantime with the desk and some hardware.

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    And the first one out of 3.

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    Was in love with the design since day one.

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    Few weeks later also got the second one.

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    Still need to find a solution for the 'missing' Vesa mount.
    (Sometimes you have to sacrifice for design)

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    Warranty voided .. but the leg is off :p

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    The original Vesa mount from the RS Stand won't work on the 1.5mm plastic.

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    So thinking of something else.

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    Will be be the fixation from the original foot.

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    Gladly have some 15x15mm aluminum bar left.

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    Also glad Asus and RS work with metric :)

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    So some drilling and tapping.

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    And assembled.

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    First one hanging like a rock!

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    2 outside monitors will need a small different way but should be no problem.

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    Waiting for the third monitor :)

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  17. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Small update again.

    First the gaming package for this build from SteelSeries.

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    And made the two other monitor supports.
    The photos will explain it all :)

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    At this moment I'm fully investigating a problem I had with the memory since the start.
    The mainboard doesn't recognise the memory from slots B1 and B2. (More info here)
    Seems I got scammed with a second hand cpu :(
    No idea what to do yet...


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    Hopefully soon the third monitor :)

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  18. Pranja

    Pranja Blackwolf

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    Looks awesome! :)

    Tip: If you find that RS stand you bought has gap between monitors,send it to RMA because 70 % of those units are faulty.
     
  19. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hi l3p and good work with your monitors stand ! :thumb:
    I have an idea for you (I didn't read all your blog, so sorry if it already posted or realized !)

    Why don't you use your two lamps with RGB lights like this system:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-hVcL2swTmA

    I don't know if it's possible or complicated but I just see this video before seeing your blog :)
     
  20. l3p

    l3p www.^.nl

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    Thanks Pranja!
    Guess I'll fix it myself then since it's already second hand :dremel:

    Yeah been thinking about an Ambilight system, however I think it'll make you go nuts with all that light :)

    You did see this video?

     

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