Case Mod - In Progress Paradyse eXtreme

It'd probably survive on the 115V they get in America, but the 230V we get over in Europe would probably fry it or blow your fuses or something
Also, triangle?

 

I check it, mine is in 220/230 V. So it's fine

 

i cant bileve that this awsome projectlog is on this side of the forum!
Its a shame!

 

Thanks, but which side do you mean ?

 

bit-tech.net Forums > Modding > Project Logs

 

If I'm right it's in : bit-tech.net Forums > Modding > Modding

 

yes you are in the moddin section, you should be in the bit-tech.net Forums > Modding > "Project Logs" section

 

Oh yes you're right ! Wait & see, it doesn't really matter

 

New year ? New tools

 

Some shots of the Paradyse eXtreme sound system : the Color 123 from Triangle.

 

Watercooling loop is done. Need to buy some nice tubes now !



Bitspower tank and fittings :





Noiseblocker fan :



Crappy temporary tubes and fans





I have to use 2cm screws because the new PSU will be 2cm longer than this one



Need more Bitspower fittings to connect the radiator to the pump :



Temporary tubing :

 

looks very good so far !

 

I like the tubing even if it is not proper color.

 

looking good

 

Here are the last Bitspower fittings I need to end the watercooling :







EK-Ekoolant UV Blue in Tygon tube :





Test in the case to check if the color is good :





Modification of the watercooling pump :



Desoldering of old color cables :



Cut 3 new cables in black :



Facom automatic stripper in action :





Soldering of the new cables on the pump :



Crimps and black connector for a perfect finish :



Crimping tool in action :





All motherboard connectors are re-crimp and put on a single connector :



And then they are sleeved together. Before :



After :



Bonus picture of the "shooting zone" :



New Tamron 90mm macro lens :

 

Modification of the USB3 connector to fit in the motherboard USB2 header :



Removing the differents shields :







Only keep the 4 wires for the USB2 :





USB pins and connectors :





Crimping tool :









Plug the terminals until you heard the "clic" :



One done (above) :



And the two are finished :



Changing of the CPU waterblock jet plate :





The old one (right) and the new (left) :



Waterblock's maze and chipset's radiator :



GPU waterblock :







Sleeving :

 

Very nice and very impressive camera skills

 

Absolutely outstanding photography, looking great.

 

Thank you guys

Noiseblocker PL-2 fan :



Custom 3pin extension cables :

 

Today, working on PCI-Express cables for the GPU's :



Here is the stuff for custom length cables :



Wires are crimped and ready for sleeving :



The first one is done :





The second :



And all the four cables are ended :