Black 'n' Blue MK2 - Watercooled Bitfenix Prodigy

Some pictures of the second window :)

Masking it out
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Cutting and mess
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Nice acrylic and sticky tape
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Done :)
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You might be able to get the cuts in the windows straighter if you sand/wear them down, maybe with a straight-edge fastened there as a guide to ensure you dont go too far.

Looks amazing as is though :D

Interested to see it finished :p

Yea I might give that a go at some stage :) thanks :D

Those fans look epic, again! Wish I still had them now for my Lian li v351 modded build I'm doing.

Your case looks excellent by the way. Well done.

Is it quite easy using a dremmel? I'm still on my jigsaw lol

Cheers :D Yea a dremel is easy enough, just take your time with it.

Cant wait to see this one finished! :D

Thanks :) I hope I'll get the watercooling in on Sunday! :)
 
Getting it all tubed up!

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This one didn't resize so it's in spoilers ^^
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I massaged out this kink and used a cable tie to keep it nice and round :)

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Ready to go......

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but nothing happened :(:(

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Stuck with this... >.<

More later :)
 
I bled it upright :)

So the pump didn't start.....I checked it again and again and couldn't figure out what was wrong :(

Though I was going to have to RMA it until I checked the wires and it was on 5v which isn't enough to start it....So a quick wire switch and it was ALIVE :D

....but it leaked....
 
As for the side panel nope it wouldn't go on with the rad so I ordered a replacement from OcUK and cut a bigger window into it.

I got a USB 3 front header and modded a nice switch for the power and once for the cathodes but we'll get to that ;)
 
A bad rotary fitting caused the leak, it was pretty bad, I dried up what I could and left the rest in the hot press overnight to dry it out

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It dried out nicely and I changed the tubing a little to remove the bad rotary and voila!!

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It was a nightmare to get the power button connected XD this is a bitfenix panel, I used the original side panel for the other side so it wouldn't have holes where the power buttons and usb ports used to be.
 
Ok so the power buttons and the USB 3.0 side panel doesn't fit with the rad where it is. Not a problem ;) a couple of holes drilled out of a bitfenix usb front panel and voila; a switch for the cathodes and the power :)

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To seal the top with the fans etc I used a koolance fan shroud :) I love the result :D

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