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[Complete] Lego PC Case.. Not sure of a system name yet.
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Mobo Master
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Ok so here it is. My lego PC case v3.0.
__________________First, I would like to dedicate this pc to OCN, as the majority of the parts in here actually came from OCN members, parts I have purchased since my start here. With that said, here it is. ![]() ![]() ![]() And this is a pic of 'in progress'. You can see the HDD mounted above the CPU Cooler. Kinda nifty design. ![]()
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Mobo Master
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Reserved.. in case I change anything :P
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Wow, that is stunning. I want to do this now.
How does this thing perform, heat wise? I only see 1 fan.
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wow thats pretty cool man
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There is 1 120mmfan in the front, an 80mm fan attached to a heatpipe cooler for the cpu, and 2 80mm fans for the PSU. The 120mm fan also cools the HDD, and with all of that in mind, the cpu idles in windows at around 40-45.
__________________Its an Athlon XP 2700+ on a shuttle motherboard. Those older AMDs got really hot so 40-45 considering the amazingly small space its shoved in is pretty good.
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Thats Awsome Dude! lol I love lego, I have a HUGE box of it for years and years, I should do something like that lol
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Mobo Master
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Now that its dark here, I am able to show you how it looks at night. So, without further adue... here it is!
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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just out of interest, did you custom order a lego set for this case or you just get whatever lego pieces you get your hand onto to make this one? looks like a fun project to do and very nice outcome
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Awesome idea, and nicely done!
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That's flipping awesome man! Not a fan of the colors, but you could always paint them couldn't you?
Out of curiosity, did you use anything besides lego? Did you do anything to dampin vibrations and/or enhance structural integrity?
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