Black 'n white interior design: Part 1
Antec P183 Case Revival [Casemod Build Log]
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Black 'n white interior design: Part 2
Interior lighting + Water cooling parts test fit : Part 1
(the cardboard is the size of the Swiftech H220-X)
Interior lighting + Water cooling parts test fit : Part 1
(the cardboard is the size of the Swiftech H220-X)
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Interior lighting + Water cooling parts test fit : Part 1
And now the thread is up to date
And now the thread is up to date
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I'll tryMadManCK wrote:Very nice, keep them coming.
Heh well maybe, it is a massive job of finding the right parts, and stuff that will work, but watercooling is pretty simple once you have bought all of your partsBezrider wrote:I'm sure this thread will come in handy for anyone else thinking of taking on a project like this.
But the damn fittings are crazy expensive, like you wouldn't believe, a single 13/10 fitting costs 5 euros and the 45* and 90* adapters have 7 to 9 euro, then you factor in how many fittings you'll need, and always order more, cause you'll always find a spot were the tube would be bend to hard so you need a 90* adapter.
Like on the waterblock for my GPU i need to use a 90* > 8mm extender > 90* > 13/10 fitting not cheap, but it is the best option for a nice looking loop, i think you could just the fittings op the GPU block the pictures, but either way you see the tube routing soon.
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Made the mount for my temp sensor display, only a beta version at this point
But it still needs some black paint
But it still needs some black paint
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And here is the finished temp sensor display mount installed into the case, along with a test of the lighting