Case Mod - In Progress My Glass & Steel Orange Graphite 600T

I still don't think the way the tubes exit the top of the case is an especially refined solution. It looks too... unfinished... when compared to the rest of the build (which is awesome).

 

Looked better with just the tubing rather than the fittings.

 

Looking awesome! Always had a weak for white 600ts

 

600T is great case-but it is better when it is modded.

And Dave has done great job on his 600T.

 

^^ agreed. If you ain't voiding warranty, you ain't having fun

 

Great ideas, very unique!

 

Thank you very much guys!!!!

 

I'm back, I'm still alive!
Definitive proof lighting and start sleeving
In detail, I still miss the cable 24 pin and two 8-pin connector for the CPU, as this card with two 8-pin connectors to power the CPU.
As regards the connections dell'Aquaero the I completed all, even at the level of sleeving, as I sleevato all cables related to the entire system of management and control of liquid cooling.
Now I bought the paint and the next phase will be the painting, as it has been defined and mounted practically almost everything, except for some details.

 

I really love the way the glass lightens up everything. I bet it even looks 10 times cooler in real life than in these photos?

 

I agree with you, in RL they are better

 

The orange fits this build so well! Good job dude!

 

Woof. Glass brightpanel. I always find it weird: Whenever one sees glass it seems to look so much better than the plastics... Turn right around and you completely forget glass even exists the moment you see an acrylic case door... The human mind: the original mindf***
like how regular the updates are on this log

 

Thank you guys!!!

 

Good morning guys, I started the works yesterday mornirg, removing the black frame that you see in the photo: it's very hard to do it!!
I removed this frame in order to paint with orange the white plastic that you can see and keep the frame black.





This are two pictures of my garage, where I'm painting the case parts.
I'll paint all the plastic parts (white top, rear and front) of orange, the two bulkheads of orange and the passive radiators of matt black.
Some original parts of the case will remain black, like the frame of the front, and the black grid on the top.





I continue showing you the 24 pin's sleeve.













Done that too, I continue showing you the cpu's sleeve. This motherboard has two 8 pin connector to provide current to the cpu. This is the first extension cord, I'll make the second in the next days.







Very good crimping with Nils pin.











See you soon guys!!

 

Handsome orange.
Now I have already helped externally and internally to the two bulkheads see in the picture.
I spent a primer (primer for light alloy radiator-bulkheads and transparent background for plastics) in all parts before proceeding with the color.
I have already given a first coat on one side of the passive radiators (matte black) and the first hand to the side of the plastic (front, rear and top).
Tonight I end up missing sides and do a little 'photos. I thought I give a few coats of paint at all, except to the radiators, to prevent them being too covered with paint and lose the ability to heat exchange with the environment.

 

Looks great man!
I'm rea[y liking the RAMBlok also
Please excuse my typing, I have a small fracture in my finger and typing is really hard.

 

Ahah thank you!!!

Unfortunately the black rad was not dry and matt in the photo is not noticed, but I assure you live began to glimpse.
Now in the next few days I will give a second coat to the bulkheads and the plastic parts and the other side radiator side where they are resting now.

 

Good, productive day.
Today I wired the two orange LED 5 mm'm going to include in the filter plug in plexiglass front.
I have finished at 100% throughout the sleeving necessary for the various electrical wirings.
I miss to be painted on top of the pulsantone giant black to contrast the orange of the top itself, the frame of the front window of matte black, and the tray that houses the dust filter in the power supply, but little stuff really.
Now, enjoy these pictures, painting (with my limited experience with use of spray cans) has reached a satisfactory result.
Road to Gonzaga!