Hopefully not a TJ07 fail

Sorry for lack of photos, I have been acquainting mr Dremel with case today. As soon as I can I will be putting up a barrage of photos, including those of the Coldzero parts :)

This is beginning to be a much sexier build compared to my previous noob attempts.

I am halfway through cutting out a section if the rear tray for cable routing. I hope to finish that tomorrow and begin a rebuild!!!!
 
I have promised update after update and failed in that respect. But today I will do the big reveal... :)

First the packages that arrived:

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This includes, motherboard tray, back plate, PSU plate and midplate.


I am really pleased with the quality of all the parts and am particularly chuffed with the ease of putting it all together.

Motherboard tray quickly installed

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The rad is not staying like that :)


Next after close inspection the CPU block needed a clean out.

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This is where things started to get tricky. I had to cut a hole for the tubes to pass through and to also cut a gap at the rear of the motherboard to allow cables through. If I am honest the workmanship is poor and I think this is an area which in my opinion is an oversight for Silverstone.

I'm gonna leave it there for now but will be back with more asap.

Next: How not to tube up the CF gpus?
How not to cut holes in your case
Final images etc.

If anyone has any questions about any of the Coldzero products I am happy to answer them. :)
 
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I installed the SSDs but ended up turning them the other way round so I could cable them easier:
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The rear of the case is looking soo much better:

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My poor craftsmanship. I intend to better this in the summer after I finish my course and am on holidays.

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and again:

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there is 2 screws one just above the psu and another closer to the 5 1/4" bays. Both black hex screws provided. You can't see them in the pics because the lip of the structural midplate is in the way.

It is a tight fit to get in and you need to take the motherboard tray out to fit it.
 
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