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| 12-23-2012 08:45 PM | |
| OverClocker55 | great job |
| 12-22-2012 07:19 PM | |
| AsanteSoul | You sprayed the fans? With what exactly? Just regular spray paint? It's quite nice! I like that it is subtle, and very clean as well.. |
| 12-16-2012 08:41 PM | |
| kweechy |
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Originally Posted by B NEGATIVE
 Its fine,i normally charge £300 for a complete build,thats everything all in labourwise. Paint,Sleeve work,plumbing and any fab work...the lot You provide all parts and materials and a rough idea of what you want,obviously if you dont want the full whistle and bells then i dont charge that. This one was for a good friend so it was done for pleasure more than anything else. As for the controller...You could get away with 2 Kazes per channel,i chose to run 1 fan per channel and have the ram fan on a 7v step down on the mobo. Hmmm, I've got these Panaflo fans which say the input wattage is 6.5W: http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=3142
If I never want to run them at full speed though, could I just link up two per channel to the Recon controller and have them be basically fine? |
| 12-16-2012 12:05 PM | |
| B NEGATIVE |
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Its fine,i normally charge £300 for a complete build,thats everything all in labourwise.Originally Posted by kweechy
B-Neg, what was your setup like with the fan controller? I ask because I've bought that one as well, but am now regretting it after seeing it's only 10W per channel and I've got 4 big 38mm guys on my rad. How did you handle which fans went to which node and how limited were you by the power constraints? Also just curious if you mind sharing what you'd charge for doing a system build like this, I've always considered the idea of getting a machine done by a pro like yourself and I think seeing this log sold me on the idea. Feel free to pm it if you want, or if it's private and you don't want to say, that's fine too. Paint,Sleeve work,plumbing and any fab work...the lot You provide all parts and materials and a rough idea of what you want,obviously if you dont want the full whistle and bells then i dont charge that. This one was for a good friend so it was done for pleasure more than anything else. As for the controller...You could get away with 2 Kazes per channel,i chose to run 1 fan per channel and have the ram fan on a 7v step down on the mobo. |
| 12-16-2012 10:37 AM | |
| kweechy |
B-Neg, what was your setup like with the fan controller? I ask because I've bought that one as well, but am now regretting it after seeing it's only 10W per channel and I've got 4 big 38mm guys on my rad.
How did you handle which fans went to which node and how limited were you by the power constraints?
Also just curious if you mind sharing what you'd charge for doing a system build like this, I've always considered the idea of getting a machine done by a pro like yourself and I think seeing this log sold me on the idea. Feel free to pm it if you want, or if it's private and you don't want to say, that's fine too. |
| 12-16-2012 03:00 AM | |
| CiBi |
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Originally Posted by CodofMC
You should mod a Storm Scout 2 since it's already made for LAN rigs and I haven't seen many people mod it. If anything just don't use the Prodigy, it's way overused right now. Edit: Actually another good idea would be to use a CM HAF XB or another boxy case and mount a handle to the top to make it sort of like an ammo box. Yes HAF XB could be really cool. I like the Bitfenix Prodigy but that doesn't really fit the military theme |
| 12-15-2012 10:28 PM | |
| SmurfsRCool |
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Originally Posted by CodofMC
Hurray! I'm so pumped because that's the case I want to get in the future. The rugged design should be great for a military design case. The top will fit a 240mm rad by default and you should be able to mod the front to hold a 360mm rad. If not, removing all the lower drive mounts will at least allow for another much beefier 240mm rad. Must have.. MOAR RADS! 
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| 12-15-2012 02:18 PM | |
| CodofMC |
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Hurray! I'm so pumped because that's the case I want to get in the future. The rugged design should be great for a military design case. The top will fit a 240mm rad by default and you should be able to mod the front to hold a 360mm rad. If not, removing all the lower drive mounts will at least allow for another much beefier 240mm rad.
Originally Posted by B NEGATIVE
Its actually a Scout II,I had the Scout 1 and was the first to put a 360 in the roof. Lets see what i can cram in this one.... |
| 12-15-2012 01:53 PM | |
| jackofhearts495 |
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Originally Posted by B NEGATIVE
Its actually a Scout II,I had the Scout 1 and was the first to put a 360 in the roof. Lets see what i can cram in this one.... Nice... looking forward to that. Be sure to post a link in here to the new build log. |
| 12-15-2012 01:51 PM | |
| B NEGATIVE |
Its actually a Scout II,I had the Scout 1 and was the first to put a 360 in the roof. Lets see what i can cram in this one.... |
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