Soldato
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very nice indeed......very good braiding! I think I am trying not to do mine for as long as possible as I am lazy
[OcUK Staff Builds] Project No-Name
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more pics!
this is looking awesome, makes me want an 800D
Thanks guys, I have ordered some more things over the weekend so they should arrive this week hopefully!
Really looking forward to this delivery as I have made a couple changes to things in my build but you will see soon enough!
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Looks like this is gonna be a pretty sweet build! Loving all the bitspower parts, always add a bit of style to a rig 
Nice ide with the braiding on he 24pin cables, looks like it'll work out nicely
Nice ide with the braiding on he 24pin cables, looks like it'll work out nicely
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How do you get the pins out the 24 pin to braid the cables wanted to do this myself but couldn't get them out and didn't want to break it
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Looks like this is gonna be a pretty sweet build! Loving all the bitspower parts, always add a bit of style to a rig
Thanks! I hope it does turn out pretty nice!
I'll try to braid the rest of my PSU cables today as we have had 5 or 6 inches of snow so far so I can't make it in to work!
I have borrowed my colleagues 'Sunbeam PSU modding tool kit'. It works a treat!
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Thanks! I hope it does turn out pretty nice!
I'll try to braid the rest of my PSU cables today as we have had 5 or 6 inches of snow so far so I can't make it in to work!
I have borrowed my colleagues 'Sunbeam PSU modding tool kit'. It works a treat!
where do u get them from
never mind found them on gooler search
How did you do the sata leads tho thought the connectors were moulded on?
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You put the cable braid over the connector. Then the headshrink over the connector. So you don't take the sata cable to pieces or anything. Just simply put the braiding over the connector and then heatshrink it.
Looking good there mate, hurry up with that modding kit I want it!
Loving the Bitspower -
Dictionary definition of Bitspower = Actual WIN.
It is a fact.
Are you using any other bitspower fittings or just the converters for the rad?
Loving the Bitspower -
Dictionary definition of Bitspower = Actual WIN.
It is a fact.
Are you using any other bitspower fittings or just the converters for the rad?
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Looking good there mate, hurry up with that modding kit I want it!
Loving the Bitspower -
Dictionary definition of Bitspower = Actual WIN.
It is a fact.
Are you using any other bitspower fittings or just the converters for the rad?
Hmm i may have ordered some 1/2" matt black bitspower barbs, matt black stop fittings, matt black rotary angle fittings, a black sparkle mod kit for my d5 and a bitspower multioption 250ml res but we will have to see won't we
BTW I have absolutly no idea when they will arrive as i bought them all from the states but we will see!
stop squabbling you pair or i will demand my psu tools back!
and hurry up with my dremel too! i need to see results!
i am eagerly awaiting the pic of the p6t deluxe with those bitspower blocks on
MMMMMM
Don't worry, you will get them back
eventually hahahaFinishing my 8 pin CPU cables tonight and hopefully after that it is one day for each of my pcie cables and thats it!
As for my mobo, until performance pcs get the 480 bitspower black radgrill in stock, I will not be able to finish my build or do any dremeling
Strange how the 480 bitspower rad grill seems to only be sold by one company in the entire world
can't wait to get it though!! As for my mobo, until performance pcs get the 480 bitspower black radgrill in stock, I will not be able to finish my build or do any dremeling
Strange how the 480 bitspower rad grill seems to only be sold by one company in the entire world
Oh my god I wish performance-pc's would get them in stock! if i hear about rad grills anymore i am going to annnoy you intensly!
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thanks for bump
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Well then, after a hell of a long time of waiting, buying, picture taking, braiding (my fingers got covered in callouses) and building, I now have some pics of a very nearly completed computer!
And yes, I have decided to go with matt black bitspower barbs and rotary angle fittings!
Nano fluid!
Board in and tubes on it
GPU block
Bitspower 250 multioption
Quad rad in the top
Decided to get a mod kit (black sparkle) and a mod top for my pump
More pics to come with the fluid and cables in!
The quad rad grill that i ordered was a silver aluminium bitspower mesh grill and I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on what I can paint it.
I have some matt black spray but I am not sure whether I could do its frame in matt black and maybe the mesh in either matt black aswell or a dark blue.. What do you guys think?
And yes, I have decided to go with matt black bitspower barbs and rotary angle fittings!
Nano fluid!
Board in and tubes on it
GPU block
Bitspower 250 multioption
Quad rad in the top
Decided to get a mod kit (black sparkle) and a mod top for my pump
More pics to come with the fluid and cables in!
The quad rad grill that i ordered was a silver aluminium bitspower mesh grill and I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on what I can paint it.
I have some matt black spray but I am not sure whether I could do its frame in matt black and maybe the mesh in either matt black aswell or a dark blue.. What do you guys think?
nano fluid...
the coolant of champions
the bitspower looks amazing and the gpu block looks astonishing.
a great result. personally i would have looped the cpu outlet to nb inlet in a straight line rather than bending it, just looks neater
give it a try if you havent already filled. obviously its your call
looking forward to seeing this finished Nick
just shows what a great asset to OcUK you are with top notch system design skills like this
[i have tought you well
]
[ps, edited your sig to keep it in the rules... noob!]
the coolant of champions
the bitspower looks amazing and the gpu block looks astonishing.
a great result. personally i would have looped the cpu outlet to nb inlet in a straight line rather than bending it, just looks neater
give it a try if you havent already filled. obviously its your call
looking forward to seeing this finished Nick
just shows what a great asset to OcUK you are with top notch system design skills like this
[i have tought you well
][ps, edited your sig to keep it in the rules... noob!]