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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Australia, Perth
Posts: 2,165
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Mortal Hey all! You guys may remember my recent worklog HERE. I have decided to overhaul it, I wasn't happy with the spray paint - it scratches too easily for my liking. So I thought to myself, "Hmmm," and now I've decided to turn it into a dual loop/insane build. Project name - Mortal One of the definitions of "Mortal" is "Deadly," this build is going to be "killer" :up: Names are really hard to choose, I think this one will suit it perfectly once it's completed! I'm going to be using the same hardware (Maybe changing the GPU to a 4870X2) but looks wise, it'll be a heck different. I'm not going to give TOO many secrets out but I can tell you a few small things - Loop 1 (TFC360/CPU/NB/EK 250/DCC3.2) Loop 2 (Dual radiator/GPU/EK 250res/DCC3.2) Murdermod backplate/top plate/mid plate Powdercoated interior I'm not going to explain my ideas yet, It'll be a surprise! MurderMod parts should be here within the next 2-3 weeks. Liquid cooling gear required for my second loop is yet to be ordered, I need to "save" for a little bit longer! I would like to thank Charles and Nils, both have been VERY inspirational to me and without them, I wouldn't have had such awesome fun/awesome opportunity to do such a thing with a case/sleeving. Cheers guys! Anyway, cut to the point, a nice little package came in the mail today. Vantec NexStar DX 5.25" Enclosure - This babay allows me to have an external DVD drive, it also means I can take it away with my laptop! An external DVD drive costs $130 and this was half the price! Bargin! (no DVD drive is included) Lamptron FAN-ATIC 5-Port Military Switch Baybus - 60watts per channel, normally an average fan uses less than 10watts per channel - nough' said. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Ok, so the other night I wasn't sure on how to mount my fan controller since I want the front drive bays free. I came up with one brilliant idea....too bad it would have taken days of work with the dremel! So I asked my brother (1st class boiler maker/welder) to cut me a piece of steel and hole punch it (to my measurements ofcourse!) Today I drilled the holes in the steel and it looks great! Don't forget it'll be powdercoated etc.... before assembly! Murdermod parts = Shipped PetrasTechShop = Being ordered tomorrow (4-5days for shipping) Jab-Tech *BIG ORDER* = (Being order in the next week or 2) MY ghetto marking out for drilling! (after drilling) ![]() Fitted ![]() PERFECT MATCH! ![]() The other side of the bracket supports the PSU which means my fan controller will be at the back of my case down the bottom! I can't wait to see how it'll look installed on the case ![]() Thanks! Last edited by dingdong555; 11th April 2009 at 5:32 PM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Melbourne
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I was a big fan of your original build, looking forward to the clean and precise work in this one!
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Great stuff DingDong!
Cant beat TJ07's, will definatly have to see this in person when mine is done. Looking forward to the updates! |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Canberra
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If you ran say the full 50W through that fan controller would it not get so hot it could possibly melt? i know on my mcfc1 it does get quite warm on the heatsinks with only 5 scythes on board.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: S/E Melbourne
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wow you are super-keen... pulling down your original build so quick!
![]() but i am excited for you, and i am looking forward to following your progress. the tj-07 is just a wonderful case. i am hoping to take delivery of mine soon!
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: ADELAIDE/5018
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i can see this beining cool as well.
![]() ![]() ![]() The steel piece is going inside isn't it??
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Brisbane
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subscribing!, looks like its gonna be an epic build
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Australia, Perth
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Thanks guys.
I need a quick opinion, there are going to be 2 loops, what colour tubes should I have? I was thinking of RED/BLACK then I though RED/WHITE, now I'm totally confused. Any suggestions are appreciated! BTW, Petrastechshop order has been ordered. Performance-pcs order has been shipping. One final order from the US (About $800AUD) which will be from jab-tech. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Melbourne
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Red/White is going to give you more contrast then Red/Black. But I think it's going to really come down to what you prefer. Do a print out of red/black and red/white, sit the piece of paper in the case, rotate, see which fits in your eyes.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Red/white would be interesting and a little different so that is were my vote is
Easy to rack up the cash on those US sites aint it
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: CraneBrook NSW (2749)
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why do people not relise that you could make your own external dvd drive for so much cheaper the fact that you can use a cheap external hdd case and make your own closure
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Location: Australia, Perth
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I never knew you could and this external enclosure is great as it has a tiny fan on it, can be take around with my laptop, and looks cool
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Swan Hill Vic
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Looks good m8, can't wait for more pics.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Australia, Perth
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UPDATE - MurderMod time! !w00t! Well....IT'S ARRIVED! I got a knock on my door with my brother saying, "Delivery." I got out side as quick as I could to take some pictures, I turned on my camera and noticed I had one bar of battery left. :rofl: Man I was lucky to be able to take some pics! I would like to thank Charles (You too Nils!) for everything (again!) The quality of these products is one of a kind, I shall leave you too find that out ![]() Please excuse the n00bi pictures! Check out Charles' packaging skillz! ![]() ![]() ![]() What's inside the box?!?!??! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks guys! More coming! |
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