Yup. Cut a hole for the 240mm in the back panel.
I know there's a lot of stuff in there but I'm pleased with it
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Aye, it's a great wee case (my current case
) and its good to see someone do something a little different with it 
I'll take more pics when I've finished debubbling and leak testing 
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Had to change over the PSU the other day, which meant a complete strip down and clean. Completely redid all the cabling as well, so figured I might as well put it up.
Spec:
Lancool K62
i5 2500k
Corsair A70
GTX 480
Xonar D2
AX 750W
Intel 510 120 GB (OS)
F3 1TB (Files)
Corsair Force 3 60GB (Back-up OS)
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Lancool K62
i5 2500k
Corsair A70
GTX 480
Xonar D2
AX 750W
Intel 510 120 GB (OS)
F3 1TB (Files)
Corsair Force 3 60GB (Back-up OS)
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Looks good
If you wanna tidy up those SATA power cables. I found its really easy to pull off the connectors and separate them to the same spacing of the HDD's. Looks a lot tidier like that
If you wanna tidy up those SATA power cables. I found its really easy to pull off the connectors and separate them to the same spacing of the HDD's. Looks a lot tidier like that
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Looks good
If you wanna tidy up those SATA power cables. I found its really easy to pull off the connectors and separate them to the same spacing of the HDD's. Looks a lot tidier like that
Yeah, I know it's not too hard to do. When I do my next build, and plan to sleeve, I'll probably do it then, but can't really be bothered with it for now.
kd nice clean job
Thanks
kd
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Nice one mate
My pc still isn't working
Thanks, but shame? Any idea what's borked?
I don't think so, I haven't tried it though. I think because of how the screw holes line up it wouldn't quite work. Also I have a back up drive that sits in a fire-proof safe. So that has to be plugged in every couple of weeks to do a back up, so a more easily accessible drive bay is preferable for me really.
kd
I've been giving my rig a bit of a spring clean and upgrade the past week or so.
Added 680 4GB, H100, OCZ Vertex 4 128GB, BenQ XL2420T and some BitFenix fans and braided cables.
If anyone knows where I can find a 2pin O/I and Sata 3 BitFenix cables let me know, as the places I know are all sold out
Added 680 4GB, H100, OCZ Vertex 4 128GB, BenQ XL2420T and some BitFenix fans and braided cables.
If anyone knows where I can find a 2pin O/I and Sata 3 BitFenix cables let me know, as the places I know are all sold out
You can flip the HDDs around, just slide it out and back in with the connections facing the back
EDIT: heres mine anyway
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Fans draw air in through the open unsupported side, so they are extracting air from the case, not pulling it in.
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No heating but it serves 3 purposes:
1: The 650D has a downfacing PSU intake + dust filter, without the plank it collects more dust.
2: Resonance: the plank sits on cork pads.
3: Moving ease, it slides across the floor whereas the 650D feet are rubber so have a lot of friction.
1: The 650D has a downfacing PSU intake + dust filter, without the plank it collects more dust.
2: Resonance: the plank sits on cork pads.
3: Moving ease, it slides across the floor whereas the 650D feet are rubber so have a lot of friction.
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Thanks for the update mrk... yeah I noticed the central heating pipework in the background a little too late
Nice build
Nice build