Project: Bumble Bee
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Looking sleek, acrylic tubing is far nicer IMO
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I think those cables would suit the theme perfectly!
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UPDATE
Been very busy with work lately, but here is a sneak peak. The coolant looks a little white in areas, as this picture was taken 2 minutes after I filled up, so contains a fair few micro bubbles.
I have decided that I will be just using my Seasonic semi modular PSU, so cable sleeving is going to take less time.
Things to do:
Will hopefully be updating soon with a complete build and higher quality pictures.
Been very busy with work lately, but here is a sneak peak. The coolant looks a little white in areas, as this picture was taken 2 minutes after I filled up, so contains a fair few micro bubbles.
I have decided that I will be just using my Seasonic semi modular PSU, so cable sleeving is going to take less time.
Things to do:
- Make a short 24 pin custom sleeved extension
- Make a short 8 pin ECU custom sleeved extension
- Replace Telios braid with paracord on existing GPU power cables
- Fit gentle white LED's that shine upwards and backwards
- Find a way to control my 3 rad fans from the inline coolant sensor
Will hopefully be updating soon with a complete build and higher quality pictures.
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Looks awesome man, really like the acrylic tubing. You've made a great job of those bends and keeping everything nice and tidy.
A yellow and black sticker for the side of your PSU would finish it off nicely
A yellow and black sticker for the side of your PSU would finish it off nicely
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Looks awesome man, really like the acrylic tubing. You've made a great job of those bends and keeping everything nice and tidy.
A yellow and black sticker for the side of your PSU would finish it off nicely
Thanks
Yeah that's an idea.. As I wanted to actually turn the PSU around anyway as my PC is on carpet. But my OCD of having the text on the PSU upside down wouldn't let me ha
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Looks great, well done! Once the cabling is sorted out it's gonna look the business!
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Very very nice work. It looks smashing without the cables so with them it will look fantastic. Excellent work
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Really? I think the yellow fan is very complimentary.
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It will only take your eye away if you get to close when it's spinning.
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I'll be hopefully adding some more pictures over the next week. I still need to complete my custom cables.
I really liked it to be honest. Plenty of space behind the motherboard tray. Pretty solid design. Quiet if you keep the top moduvents on.
The only point to watch out for would be the thickness of the front rad depending on how you are position pump/res.
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very neat build. looking forward to more pics.