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My water cooled Shuttle Sn45 Work in Progress AKA the widow maker

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  1. mikehotel

    mikehotel What's a Dremel?

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    Parts list:
    • Black mesh case cover by shuttle
    • Barton 2500+ Unlocked Runs at up to 2.4 Ghz
    • 512 Platinum Edition XMS pc 2700ll ram –Runs at 400 FSB as pc 3200 passes memtest 86 and windows diagnostic with no errors.
    • Silent 200 watt PSU polished with cables sleeved with black
    • Sony multi-format DRU530A DVD Burner / 8x4x12x DVD+RW / 4x2x12x DVD-RW / 40x24x40x CD-RW / Dual Format
    • Seagate 7200 rpm 80 GB HDD, barracuda 4 I believe…dead silent and fast
    • Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro 256XT Flashed!
    Modifications:
    • Custom made aluminum face plate by Schaffer aberterbrau
    • Red LED Vandal switch
    • Red high intensity HDD activity light
    • Rear grill cut out
    • PSU grill cut out
    • Drive cage reduced by one 3.5 spot
    • Black light leds x 6
    • 80-120 led fan
    • Panaflow medium volume fan on the radiator
    • Zalman on northbridge
    • Black South pole Microsinks on PPLs and all MOSFETS
    • Black sleeving on Everything!
    • 2 Extra USB ports, in the printer cable break out
    Water cooled with:
    • Swiftech MCW6000
    • C-systems pump
    • X-ice GPU block
    • 10mm tubing (3/8ths)
    • D-tek Customs Chrome radiator
    • Eheim valves for fill and bleed

    Front shot custom faceplate with stealthed DVD burner:

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    Back Grills removed:

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    Side shot X-ice GPU:

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    Fill and bleed valve:

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    PSU side:

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    Fill and bleed in action:

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    CPU block-Tight fit:

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    Loop test:

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    Running the tubes:

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    Fan/Rad:

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  2. mikehotel

    mikehotel What's a Dremel?

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    Well, here is my water cooled, and fully internal Shuttle (right now), I have built it up over the last couple of weeks, adding this and that as I went. I can hear you guys screaming for temps, right? Well, I have ran the machine in several different configurations, with a push pull 80-120mm fans, 2x 80mm’s and now I am waiting on the delivery of 2 new high flow panaflows, temps AND sound levels have been all over the place. Right now I just have a single 80 mm panaflow on the rad, blowing air out. It is a medium volume and very quite, I use speed fan to keep it pretty quite idle temps are 44 and 49 for load. My XT stays at 60- and rises to 63 with the overdrive applied/under load. I have had it as low as 32 (cold morning/Air Condtioner) and as high as 50….UT04 and Farcry for an all nighter. I call it the widow maker ‘since my wife is pissed I spend so much time fiddling with the computer….She digs the water cooling however, anad the purple LED’s….I expect my temps to plummet when I add the dual panaflows (one external) on Monday. -MKH
     
  3. G-gnome

    G-gnome Peter Dickison

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    Edit 12 Jul 04 - Moved back to Project Logs
    All your pics are too large, please re-size them to max 800 pix wide (400-600 wide even better :) ). I'll move this thread to modding in accordance with our forum rules until you can re-size the images. PM or email an admin or mod when you have and we'll move it back to project logs.

    Also, any chance of some more description of each pic?

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  4. mikehotel

    mikehotel What's a Dremel?

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    Crap, guess I should read the rules...Sorry! :waah:
     
  5. mikehotel

    mikehotel What's a Dremel?

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    OK fixed the pix, I also added a 70mm fan I had laying around till monday...temps droped to 40 flat @ idle. -MKH
     
  6. BlackMan

    BlackMan Minimodder

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    damn thats nice, i would love to have a shuttle
     
  7. Aa-chan

    Aa-chan AA-CHAN

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    I love mods on SFF comps and this is no objection :) . It all looks a really tight fit, but as long as it does the business, then it's great.
    I dig the green, but I didn't catch any purple LEDs like you mentioned. Also, you could reduce the temps by mounting the rad externally. Oh, the front panel looks great, very much like then Shuttle Zen.

    Good work :thumb: .
     

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