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*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

Thanks JoBlo69. I polished it for quite a while...

I would prefer to discuss pricing by PM

*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

phantomgrave · 06-01-07

OMG that acrylic front panel looks awesome!!

Those fans remind me of jet engines

14 hours straight modding, that's insane man. Nice job!

*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

Thanks bunches...I am going to polish the first panel I did too--at the time I did not have the tooling or rouge.

Tomorrow I hope to get the other case cut for cable management so I can put my AA8XE back on line.

This build is getting to try out the Abit FP190 HD MicroATX which is supoosed to be quite an overclocker...I will be running my trusty E6600--the same one I cranked to 4007 mhz on phase...I will be curious to see how it performs under Liquid on the lil ABit.

Since I am not a gamer my real interest is in fast system response. To that end I will be running the onboard graphics and using the PCIeX8 slot to run my Areca 1210 so I can do some benchmarking of drives. I have 4 Seagate 7200.10 and 4 Raptors and so far the Seagates are faster...I will be curious to see how they stack up on the RAID5 card.

whe3ls · 06-01-07

sexy

*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

Whew...just woke up....that was one long day--between building my Webmaster a P5K rig and modding and doing family stuff it seemed like two days in one.

But I love it

THis morning when I laid eyes o the new Naked it was like Christmas Morning...

Those fans really make that front look sexy and agressive.

Hope to have two more done in a day or two depending on my schedule--I will start on Blue Dream when the client's stinger arrives which will put my Naked project on hold for the duration.

And then back to the router and buffing wheels

**pjlietz** · 06-01-07

Those fans look killer CD! Are you sure the 200mm top fan will pull enough air through the rad?

*CyberDruid* · 06-01-07

No I amot--and for that reason I made the loop entirely removable

I haveit on the test bench now running it and checking for leaks.

I am not pleased with the flow I am seeing--I thinl the Apogee GTX is too restrictive or something--as the other DB-1 loop I built was gushing in to the reservoir--this one is a weak stream

I also have my doubts about the BlackIcePro in general as it is sooooo thin.

To force more air thorugh the rad I have made some (you guessed it) Modifications to the original installation. I made a pair of block off plates that will allow installation from the interior without removing the top..

Now to se if this thing works...

Here's some shots of how the loop removes and what it looks like full of Blood

whe3ls · 06-01-07

thats very nice looking

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