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Old 05-05-09   #121 (permalink)
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Taking it to powdercoat tomorrow , should get back by Friday afternoon. Can't wait!
Awesome dude. Hey where do you find someone to finish the case? I was to add black anodizing finish to mine and have no idea where to look for someone to do it. Also, what was your decision to powdercoat it and not anodize it?

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Awesome dude. Hey where do you find someone to finish the case? I was to add black anodizing finish to mine and have no idea where to look for someone to do it. Also, what was your decision to powdercoat it and not anodize it?

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I think this is what you want to read, from one of the later pages (about finding someone to do it, I'm not sure what he based his decisions on):

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Don't know what state you live in but this might help:

http://www.customcoaters.com/index.html#CCdirectory.

It was easy for me, I have a local guy that I've been dealing with, did the coating for my engine parts and wheels for a project car I was working on. He does excellent work. If you live in the tri state area I would recommend him. Check out his gallery at:

http://www.trgcoating.com/
As for myself there's a local shop that sells parts, whole systems, laptops, and modifies cases. So again it depends on your location. Mine is flat black with an anodized finish so it's a sort of in-between and it works well aside from scratch resistance, but then the outside stock finish is the same way.

EDIT: Club now official! Thanks, prosser13.

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Hey man, that black paint job looks awesome! Anyway, found this thread through Google, figured I throw up some pics of my recently completed water cooled system using the great ATCS 840 case. Sorry for the photo quality, just took em real quick...

Specs are as follows:

Core i7 920 (Not overclocked....yet)
ASUS P6T Deluxe Motherboard
AMD Radeon 4870 X2
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Zalman ZM-1000HP Power Supply
LG Blu-Ray Drive

Custom Water Cooling:
- DD CPU and GPU blocks
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- Feser Tubing & Coolant
- XSPC 250mm Passive Reservoir
- DD/Swiftech Pump

Let me know what you think, thanks!

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How are those SSD treating you? I am thinking about buying some but they still havn't dropped in price much.
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What do you guys think about this one?


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I saw that on CoolerMaster's forum some time ago, and it is the epitome of awesome for what you can do to the case, aside from the water loop used (unless I've just not looked for anything better...).

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I saw that on CoolerMaster's forum some time ago, and it is the epitome of awesome for what you can do to the case, aside from the water loop used (unless I've just not looked for anything better...).
Yeah if I could buy it like that (for a reasonable price), I'd get it in a heartbeat

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I own an ATCS840 in silver but I just placed an order for the black ATCS840 w/ side window for my in-progress i7 triple-SLI GTX285 build w/ EVGA x58 E759 Classified modo and (hopefully) dual water loop (one for processor and one for gfx).

Right now my current silver ATCS840 is housing my Gigabyte x48, QX6800 Extreme build.
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Right now my current silver ATCS840 is housing my Gigabyte x48, QX6800 Extreme build.
Got any pics?

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No.

But I can snap some either tonight or tomorrow morning for ya. ^_^

Wow, I joined this forum in August 2007 and my first post was the one before this... Guess I just didn't have anything worth saying until now, lol.
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Intel PRO/1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter


ASUS Geforce 9600GT 512MB GDDR3


Creative X-FI Xtreme Audio MSI Edition


XFX Geforce GTX280






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PCI-E 4X Intel Pro/1000 PT Dual Port
PCI-E 16X XFX Geforce GTX280
PCI-E 4X XFX Geforce GTX280
PCI 玄人志向 No-PCI
PCI-E 16X ASUS Geforce 9600GT 512MB GDDR3
PCI ASUS Geforce 9600GT 512MB GDDR3
PCI-E 4X Creative X-FI Xtreme Audio MSI Edition















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comming up next

MSI X38 Diamond

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