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post #61 of 104
8/27/12 at 6:30pm
Setting up the 670 for F@h is a pain. I'm doing my own server project case with the new 4-pack DeWalt cordless kit I got for being engaged. Texans produce.

This build looks sweet.
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post #62 of 104
9/24/12 at 7:23pm
any news?
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post #63 of 104
9/24/12 at 11:05pm
Hey I'm thinking about getting ur fan controller and changing the backplate. Do you see any way possible to do that? Do the little handles come off their stems, or can you completely pull out the levers after some unscrewing?

Let me know!
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post #64 of 104
9/24/12 at 11:20pm
Awesome! Subbed!
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post #65 of 104
9/27/12 at 5:46pm
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any news?

Sorry... life has gotten in the way. I have finished the top fan housing and will be doing some other stuff this weekend... and will post some more pics then!

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Originally Posted by Roman736 View Post

Hey I'm thinking about getting ur fan controller and changing the backplate. Do you see any way possible to do that? Do the little handles come off their stems, or can you completely pull out the levers after some unscrewing?
Let me know!

Yeah... as you can see below, the thing will easily come pretty much completely apart. The knobs are press fit.. everything else is a simple philips screw.

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Fan controller in pieces by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr

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Awesome! Subbed!

Thanks Dmac73! More coming soon!
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post #66 of 104
9/28/12 at 3:18pm
loving this case!
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post #67 of 104
9/28/12 at 3:21pm
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Sorry... life has gotten in the way. I have finished the top fan housing and will be doing some other stuff this weekend... and will post some more pics then!
Yeah... as you can see below, the thing will easily come pretty much completely apart. The knobs are press fit.. everything else is a simple philips screw.
7817357888_2a19a05cf7_z.jpg
Fan controller in pieces by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
Thanks Dmac73! More coming soon!

Wowww you didn't have to do that!! I'm seriously thinking about getting that controller once I'm done with my water cooling and sleeving.

Keep up the nice mod work. Lookin sharp.
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post #68 of 104
9/30/12 at 9:05pm
Update? Please?
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post #69 of 104
10/1/12 at 4:01pm
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Update? Please?

If you insist! biggrin.gif


Top case panel by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
I'm very happy with how well the housing and the textured paint came out. It really does look like the factory finish.


Front case panel by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
Pre-paint


Docking Bay by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
I had to carve some material off of the SATA docking bay in order to get it to fit back into the top panel.


Assembled Case by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
Hey... it's starting to look like a case again!


Oh... and the motherboard and one of the GPUs has been running F@H for about 6 weeks solid and have racked up nearly 1.5M points. I think it is sufficiently bench tested. biggrin.gif
Edited by n3farious - 12/4/12 at 1:01pm
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post #70 of 104
10/1/12 at 5:13pm
That's what I call delivering to the people! The mod on the top 240 shroud looks reeeeal professional If I didn't know any better I'd think the case was like that stock. Brilliant job! thumb.gif
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