Hi there, and welcome to project called F1 This is my first serious mod,what i going to do for a long time The plan is: make a chassis like a part of formula one car I make,the arrangement of components with google sketch,and now starting the make chassis for them http://www.dodaj.rs/f/f/mc/TEdrjkT/8.jpg http://www.dodaj.rs/f/2O/s5/165rX7Si/6.jpg http://www.dodaj.rs/f/2A/sc/3MachrWs/5.jpg http://www.dodaj.rs/f/1H/Hy/289k51VH/7.jpg I hope you will enjoy this project PS:sorry for the bad English
Welcome on Bit-Tech! Looking forward to see, how your race car is get a shape (Neved alapján magyar kötődéseid is lehetnek)
Thanks my friend,im looking to do best i can (igen magyar vagyok,csak epp itt szulettem es elek,kicsi a vilag)
might I suggest that you post thumbnails of your pictures? I highly doubt many people are going to follow links to see your project. Also, a project log is suppose to contain build progress in the first post otherwise it belongs in planning. Good work on the design process so far though, keep chugging along mate!
FYI: The links in the first post make my virusscanner go nuts. The favicon.ico is rated as Dangerous bij Trend Micro Officescan. Design and the overall idea are cool, can't wait to see what you come up with
Are you gonna mount the reservoirs on either side of the PSU?? If so I really like that idea but since I don't know very much in general I have to ask, can't the PSU get a little hot some times and therefore heat up the coolant a bit??
yes i am gonna do that way,i like how looking that way,and because it going to be dual loop,i dont think it gonna heat up the coolant,beause there is a fan to intake air,only for the PSU,but we will see when its done completly
I really think this would stand out in the crowd. Anyways, I don't want to sound critical already, but I kind of see the 3X120's on each side makes it look more like a tank than a F1 racer. Then again, you know what the finished product is going to look like. Also I would mention about the PSU heating the reservoir concern. If you are doing a open case layout, I wouldn't be too concerned, if you are doing anything 800 watt PSU and over, I wouldn't worry about heat because if the PSU doesn't have to work too hard to meet the power demand. It could be one of the cooler components. I have a 790 watt thermaltake, it is one of the cooler components in my current rig. I would also like to add that it is running stable at 3.8Ghz (stock 3.2Ghz, that's roughly 20% increase) The fan on the top, what is the purpose?