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[Project] "The Dark Spider"
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I know this is not the first and won't be the last Rocketfish mod on this forum, but this one is mine...
Starting with a parts list of items used in this mod: Rocketfish case ( $52 Best Buy) Sheet of 3/32" plexiglass ( $6 Lowes) Wire mesh desk organizer ( $10 wal-mart) 4- 6 oz. Vulcanized rubber Hockey Pucks ( $1.99 ea playit again sports) asst. of 1/4" screws, nuts and flat washers ( $2 Lowes) A.C. Ryan 360 Radgrill ( $25 Performance PC) U-Channel for the holes ( $2.99 MNPCTECH) List of computer parts that will be installed in the case: AMD Phenom 9850 BE Asus M3A32-MVP MB 3-Visiontek HD3870 video cards 4 gigs of Crucial Balistix Tracers PC2-8500 WD 640 gig AAKS HDD 700 watt PSU Water Cooling Gear: Swiftech MCP355 & MCP350 pumps both w/Petra's tops Black Ice Extreme 240 & 360 Radiators D-Tek Fuzion V1 CPU Block 3- Swiftech MCW60 GPU Blocks 5- 141 CFM High Speed Delta Fans Sunbeam fan controller ![]() With Plixi and vent hole w/wire mesh (waiting on the U-Channel from MNPCTECH) ![]() Vent Hole on MB side of case w/wire mesh ![]() Hockey Pucks (I know most of you can figure out what I'm using these for eh!) ![]() Power tool of choice for making great holes.. ![]() ![]() ![]() Yep they make great feet for a case....Talk about a solid stance..Needed space under the case since the 240 rad. will be sucking outsdie air in. ![]() ![]() ![]() Well thats all I have done for now... Will keep updating till its complete.. I went right at getting that top radiator hole cut. My tool of choice was a dremel with a cut off wheel. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Cut the bottom hole for the BIX 240 radiator.
![]() ![]() ![]() The case mod is almost complete now. I just installed the U-Channel I ordered from MNPCTECH (Thanks Bill) and man this stuff is great to work with.. These pic's show the window and mesh screens installed. ![]() ![]() I decided to paint the inside of the fish with semi-gloss black spray bomb. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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3D Mark 06= 18658 Intel Rig: DFI DK x38-T2R MB, Intel e7200 @ 4.1 ghz, 2 gigs Corsair XMS2, 2-Visiontek HD3870, Asus PhysX P1 card, WD Raptor, Thermaltake DuOrb VGA cooler, Swiftech Apogee GT CPU block, MCP350 pump w/Petra's top, Micro-res., BIX240 rad. w/151 CFM delta fans, 610 watt PSU http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...rk-spider.html http://www.overclock.net/computer-ca...h-station.html
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Up and running...
Well here she is... I'm not real happy with the route of the tubing, but have a order from Jab-Tech due in any day and may change it up. Ok I changed my loop around and this seems to work much better. I used alot of the space in this huge case to run tubing as you can see. These are so sexy I had to post a pic. of all 3 together ... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() My new 24" monitor with my setup.. ![]()
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3D Mark 06= 18658 Intel Rig: DFI DK x38-T2R MB, Intel e7200 @ 4.1 ghz, 2 gigs Corsair XMS2, 2-Visiontek HD3870, Asus PhysX P1 card, WD Raptor, Thermaltake DuOrb VGA cooler, Swiftech Apogee GT CPU block, MCP350 pump w/Petra's top, Micro-res., BIX240 rad. w/151 CFM delta fans, 610 watt PSU http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...rk-spider.html http://www.overclock.net/computer-ca...h-station.html
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Wow...I actually probably wouldn't have thought of hockey pucks for case feet. Good work!
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Very nice. I'll be watching
I wish I had the creativity to do this.
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If this old man can do this anyone can... Thanks
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i like it so far....i like the windows and mesh , you did a good job how did you get the corners so round .. with a hole saw and a dremel is what i would think..or you could just be really good with a jigsaw.....+rep
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All the case cutting was done with a Jigsaw and a 24 TPI metal blade
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3D Mark 06= 18658 Intel Rig: DFI DK x38-T2R MB, Intel e7200 @ 4.1 ghz, 2 gigs Corsair XMS2, 2-Visiontek HD3870, Asus PhysX P1 card, WD Raptor, Thermaltake DuOrb VGA cooler, Swiftech Apogee GT CPU block, MCP350 pump w/Petra's top, Micro-res., BIX240 rad. w/151 CFM delta fans, 610 watt PSU http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...rk-spider.html http://www.overclock.net/computer-ca...h-station.html
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very creative.
nice use of the hocky pucks
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noooooo what have you done to those pucks!
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