DONE... HERE:
http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...ml#post1950594
Went for the sleek metalic blue on the outside.. under construction on the inside.. wadda ya think?
So basically last night I decided that I wanted to set up a custom watercooling system inside of my case and I wanted to hide all of the wires humanly possible.
I am looking to buy the following watercooling parts, wadda ya think?
* 77 Bonevill Heatercore from Autozone
* D5 pump
* Maze 4 Northbridge block (my northbridge is at 49
)
* Maze 4 GPU block
* Keeping my Apogee
* 1/2in Blue UV tubing
* 2 77cmf fans I have then 2 more blue 77cmf fans, both sets are very quiet and thats what I am aiming for.
I started by tracing out the motherboard tray then cutting it out avoiding the motherboard screw holders (forgot what they are called).

Heres what I cut out:

There was alot of dust in my case so I used one of my mowing toys! I guess this is one of the perks to owning your own lawn service!

When and if you do this you want to stick something inbetween the fan blades so the fans don't spin like crazy and burn out the fan motors. I stuck some zipties in there because I have 1000 or so of them lying around.


So heres what it looks like hiding most of the wires:

Looking at this last picture the idea is to cut two 120mm holes in the side right next to the motherboard. I would have to move the hard drives somewhere else and Im not positive where I am going to put them. The water loop would go PUMP > Rad > CPU > GPU > NB > T > Pump. I am hoping to hide the pump in one of the 5 1/2 hd bays.
I am going to head out to lowes today and pick up a 120mm hole cutter. Hopefully they won't be too expensive!
http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...ml#post1950594
Went for the sleek metalic blue on the outside.. under construction on the inside.. wadda ya think?
So basically last night I decided that I wanted to set up a custom watercooling system inside of my case and I wanted to hide all of the wires humanly possible.
I am looking to buy the following watercooling parts, wadda ya think?
* 77 Bonevill Heatercore from Autozone
* D5 pump
* Maze 4 Northbridge block (my northbridge is at 49

* Maze 4 GPU block
* Keeping my Apogee
* 1/2in Blue UV tubing
* 2 77cmf fans I have then 2 more blue 77cmf fans, both sets are very quiet and thats what I am aiming for.
I started by tracing out the motherboard tray then cutting it out avoiding the motherboard screw holders (forgot what they are called).

Heres what I cut out:

There was alot of dust in my case so I used one of my mowing toys! I guess this is one of the perks to owning your own lawn service!

When and if you do this you want to stick something inbetween the fan blades so the fans don't spin like crazy and burn out the fan motors. I stuck some zipties in there because I have 1000 or so of them lying around.


So heres what it looks like hiding most of the wires:

Looking at this last picture the idea is to cut two 120mm holes in the side right next to the motherboard. I would have to move the hard drives somewhere else and Im not positive where I am going to put them. The water loop would go PUMP > Rad > CPU > GPU > NB > T > Pump. I am hoping to hide the pump in one of the 5 1/2 hd bays.
I am going to head out to lowes today and pick up a 120mm hole cutter. Hopefully they won't be too expensive!