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re: PC Gaming Buddies. I'm Back With My New Build
Posted on 2/2/13 at 9:07 pm to bluebarracuda
Posted on 2/2/13 at 9:07 pm to bluebarracuda
Got the following done on my build today.
Modified the top of the case to accommodate a 360 Swiftech reservoir. Had to elongate the hole patterns in the top for the radiator and fans. I also used a multitool to cut a slot for the reservoir and drains on the case. I'm ok with that mod. I'm not happy that a standard hole pattern had to be modified in a $350 case (which I purchased for less).
Installed the motherboard, CPU and water block/pump. Installed the graphics cards.
Began installing cabling and shaping cabling for cable management. I'll probably do a Kansas City stitch on the cabling. I don't like zip ties.
Installed the SSD drives and hard drives. I've already installed the fans and power supply.
Tomorrow I hope to finish the cabling, install the tubing and fill and bleed the wc system. I also need to install the fan controller. Shaping the tubing for the wc will take a little while as will the cabling. I don't know if I will boot the system tomorrow or not.
Still on the docket is removing the front and top grills and sanding and painting them.
Modified the top of the case to accommodate a 360 Swiftech reservoir. Had to elongate the hole patterns in the top for the radiator and fans. I also used a multitool to cut a slot for the reservoir and drains on the case. I'm ok with that mod. I'm not happy that a standard hole pattern had to be modified in a $350 case (which I purchased for less).
Installed the motherboard, CPU and water block/pump. Installed the graphics cards.
Began installing cabling and shaping cabling for cable management. I'll probably do a Kansas City stitch on the cabling. I don't like zip ties.
Installed the SSD drives and hard drives. I've already installed the fans and power supply.
Tomorrow I hope to finish the cabling, install the tubing and fill and bleed the wc system. I also need to install the fan controller. Shaping the tubing for the wc will take a little while as will the cabling. I don't know if I will boot the system tomorrow or not.
Still on the docket is removing the front and top grills and sanding and painting them.
This post was edited on 2/2/13 at 9:09 pm
Posted on 2/3/13 at 1:04 am to VABuckeye
quote:
Modified the top of the case to accommodate a 360 Swiftech reservoir. Had to elongate the hole patterns in the top for the radiator and fans. I also used a multitool to cut a slot for the reservoir and drains on the case. I'm ok with that mod. I'm not happy that a standard hole pattern had to be modified in a $350 case (which I purchased for less).
You have to buy the correct screw pattern radiator. Your case isn't the problem (that's how my case was at least). I could only buy a Black Ice radiator for my case since no other radiators had the correct screw hole pattern
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