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Case Mod: [Project] Cosmos GT 4.0
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![]() Components 1) Intel Core i7 920 (C0 stepping) 2) Evga Classified E760 3) Cooler Master Cosmos S 4) EVGA GTX285 1GB 5) Corsair Dominator GT 1866MHz 6GB DDR3 6) Corsair 1000HX 7) Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty 8) LG SATA DVD Super Multi Burner 9) WD 640GB Caviar Black Water Cooling Loop EK Multioption Res --> Swiftech MCP355 w/ XSPC Top --> Black Ice Extreme III --> Swiftech Apogee GTZ --> NB(future) Using 1/2" barbs, medium speed Yate loon fans (for the push) and Cooler Master red led fans (for the pull) on the rad.
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The start
![]() ![]() Nice little pic so I can remember how to reassemble the drive bay buttons ![]() And now a mess of parts ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Grill modification done ![]() ![]() All primered up ![]() And of course something just had to go wrong ![]() Painting done ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Tubing done, coils on, and loop filled
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Put three grills on the yate loons ![]() The results of an hour of work on cable management ![]()
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![]() ![]() I ran Prime95 for about 9 hours overnight. CPU is clocked at 4.0GHz (190.52MHz x 21). Even at full load after 9 hours the temps were below 70*C.
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My favorite shot
![]() Side view ![]() From the top ![]() The dual 12" kit mounted underneath ![]() I cut out a small portion of the bottom cover to route the wires through ![]() Mounted both switches behind the front panel (didn't want more wires running through the main part of the computer). It actually allows for easier access because the back of my computer sits pretty close to the wall and I had to slide it forward whenever I wanted to switch the cathodes off.
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how did you paint the frame like that. wasnt it hard to get the good sweeping motion to all the parts? I also would have used a little bit darker primer since you are going black
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I used an adapter on the spray cans that has a handle and a trigger (makes it easier on the hands and easier to aim). I had to hit it from all different angles but I got it. I used up/down and side-to-side sweeping motions so it wasn't really that difficult to hit all the parts. On the darkness of the primer, I used that light of a primer because I already had 5 cans of it and didn't have to buy any.
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Most of the painting is done. Still working on the top grill (the paint wrinkled
). Will start the DVD drive mod next week.
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Looking good dude, im getting my Cosmos S tomorrow and i can't wait to paint it
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