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Thread Starter 
I am trying to locate the LG BDXL Quad-Layer Blu-Ray Burner WH14NS40 in the UK as it matches the corsair 650D

It would look so nice, but I can only manage to get these LG BH10LS38.AUAU 10x Internal BD-RW which don't have the same texture on front as the 650d case.

Its me being really picky, but I want it to look good!

Anyone know any international online stores that deliver intentionally?







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Introduction:
This is my second case mod, and I am doing it to make my sons jealous devil-smiley-019.gif and to challenge myself. It is a full 'balls out' mod from my perspective and I've tried to put together an absolutely premium system without getting into the tier of diminishing returns or being completely upside-down on the price to performance ratio. I normally buy somewhere around 3-4 items down from the latest, greatest. This time around I'm shooting more for a 2nd 'best'. An example, I am using the i7 3770K rather than the Extreme Series. I'm also using dual GTX 670 FTW in SLI rather than a GXT 690. In both of these examples, the price/performance ratio is just too out of whack for me to consider the top end products.
This will be my first use of custom loop water cooling. I plan to do a custom water droplet paint job on the sides in red and black... rather blood-like... hence the project name of Bloody Awesome. This will be carried through the red and black colors throughout. I will do some level of modification of the sheet metal, custom window and likely some metal fabrication. I tend to be a perfectionist. I just need to ensure I stay patient with this build so I don't overrun my learning curve. wink.gif I have done some basic sleeving and am pretty good at cable management, but I will be sleeving everything and it must be perfect... just because.
I expect this build to take me about 4-8 weeks, depending upon how much free time I get and clearing out some space in my garage. I have a decent system already, so no major rush there.
Latest Updates (8/14):
I started on the front panel. I cut a section of 22 gauge sheet metal to serve as the filler panel/mounting panel for the front radiator and fans. I also cut out the existing panel to be much taller and to remove the restrictive grill.
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8/12 - I have received all of the parts needed to build and have attacked! The 5 1/4" drive cage is the first item to undergo the knife (or angle grinder wink.gif ) See the index below for a direct link to the latest post.
8/3 - I've received most of the major parts and have started taking pictures of all of the goodies. I uploaded new pics and updated the index below.
7/28 - After reading through MANY messages and threads here on plasticizer problems, clouding, etc. I decided to go with Durelene tubing and just ordered 25ft from Sidewinder. I also have spent a lot of time reading tutorials and opinions on sleeving and decided to go with MDPC-X. I'll be ordering a black kit and some small red for accent. I'm loving the wealth of info here at OCN!
Index:
First Picture Set (unboxed parts)
5 1/4" Drive cage mod
Front cutout and filler plate
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{Link 5}
Current State (8/14/2012):
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08/14/2012 Current State by Satterwhite.C, on Flickr
Parts List:
1 - Corsair Obsidian Series 650D CC650DW-1 (Received)
1 - SeaSonic X-SERIES X-1050 SS-1050XM (Received)
1 - Intel i7 3770k BX80637I73770K (Received)
1 - Asus ROG Maximus V Gene (Received)
2 - EVGA GeForce GTX 670 FTW 02G-P4-2678-KR (Received)
1 - CorsairVengeance 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1866 CMZ16GX3M4X1866C9R (Received)
2 - Western Digital Caviar Black WD1002FAEX 1TB (Received)
1 - Plextor M3 Pro Series 2.5" 256GB SATA PX-256M3P (Received)
1 - LG BDXL Quad-Layer Blu-Ray Burner WH14NS40 (Received)
2 - EK GTX Nickel CSQ GPU Waterblock EK-FC680 (Received)
1 - EK FC Bridge Dual Parallel CSQ (Received)
1 - EK Supremacy Nickel CPU Waterblock (Received)
1 - Koolance Reservoir Base COV-RP450 (Received)
1 - REX X2 200mm Reservoir Tube (Received)
1 - Swiftech Pump MCP655-B (Received)
2 - Black Ice Extreme II Dual 120mm Radiator (Received)
1 - Lamptron Fan Controller FC-FC9B (Received)
6 - Cooler Master SickleFlow 120mm Red LED Fans (Received)
1 - Cooler Master MegaFlow 200mm Red LED Fan (Received)
1 - Windows 7 Ultimate (Received)
1 - Samsung SynchMaster 244T (Received)
1 - Samsung SynchMaster 205BW (Received)
1 - Coolermaster Storm Trigger Keyboard SGK-6000-GKCM1 (Received)
25 - Durelene PVC tubing 3/8in. ID 5/8in. OD by Saint-Gobain (Received)
1 - MDPC starter cable sleeve / heat shrink tubing set (Received)
1 - MDPC small red sleeving and red heat shrink (Received)
50 - MDPC black dome head rivets (Received)
12 - Danger Den straight 1/2" barb fittings, chrome (Received)
1 - Mayhems X1 UV Red dye - 1L premix (Received)
1 - Mayhems 10ml Red dye concentrate (Received)
1 - Rustoleum Red (Received)
1 - Rustoleum White (Received)
1 - Rustoleum Black (Received)
1 - Rustoleum Chrome (Received)
3 - Candy Red (Received)
post #2 of 7
Have you considered modding a Lian-Li drive cover? Assuming of course you can't find that LG.







Sorry for the crappy cellphone pics! It matches the front of the 700D pretty well, note that there is a small gap on the top where it meets the front panel IO.
post #3 of 7
Thread Starter 
That looks great! I can't get the LG Drive so I'll just buy any and get this cover.

Let's hope it's available I'm th UK :/





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Originally Posted by pabszilla View Post

Have you considered modding a Lian-Li drive cover? Assuming of course you can't find that LG.



Sorry for the crappy cellphone pics! It matches the front of the 700D pretty well, note that there is a small gap on the top where it meets the front panel IO.
post #4 of 7
How does this cover work? I am assuming you have to remove the front cover of you drive.
post #5 of 7
Yeah I'm interested too. Can I place the optical drive I just bought deeper in the case and have this cover it??
post #6 of 7
It doesn't work out of the box, you have to dremel or saw off the little flange that comes with the bracket.

Here is a bad paint drawing (view from the top) of the drive cover.



The red line is where you have to cut the flange that is used to mount it to Lian-Li cases. You need to cut a little deeper than just the 90 degree bend since the corsair front panel isn't quite as deep. After that you can attach it to your front cover. I chose to use hot glue since I could just pop it out if I decided I didn't want it later, but it was strong enough to hold the bay in.

I simply pushed my optical drive back a little farther into the case and then shimmed something between the 5.25" bay and the drive to keep it in place since the mounting holes no longer aligned.



Front bezel can stay on the drive as well.
post #7 of 7
I just ordered one for 5 bucks w/ shipping. Hope it can fit in a HAF X!
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