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Proudly Sponsored By ASUS.PC Build Specs: Height up to 700mm. Width: up to 400mm. Case Shape: cylinder. One base, One top, 3 Pillars, 3 clear windows. Being build ATM. Case Colour: Grayish/white, with some black & red. MoBo: Asus H97I-PLUS Mini ITX LGA1150 Motherboard That will mounted to the bottom and the case. GPU: ASUS TURBO GEFORCE GTX 960 OC Edition 2GB-GDDR5. Staying air cooled, This will be mounted to one of the 3 case pillars. Running on a PCIe cable. The TURBO GTX 960 with the exhaust out the bottom of the case, And the intake for the TURBO GTX 960 will come from the pillar it is mounted to. CPU: 4690k RAM: ? PSU: Still needed, Will be mounted in the base. Water Cooling, One custom 60mm x 400mm res. (3x 120 slim rads, CPU block, 1x Pump, fittings.) ( 6x90mm W 20x20mm H,D clear blocks running 9x5mm Round 500mm L tubing. that will be on the out side of the case as part of the loop. being built ATM) Lighting: Black Light, and some white LED's. Fluid: Neon Green. Loop fittings: Even though this is only my second Case Mod, I have been using ASUS Motherboards for many many years. I have always found them to be well priced and having lots of great features. And today is no exception. ASUS continue to add all the goods to there Motherboards and GPU's, Even for there low to mid range hardware you still feel you are getting more for less. As you will see below "Small" can still make a big impact and still play hard. And "Colour" is not Black or White its a shade of what your Imagination can do with it. Below are two of ASUS products that I will be using for this build from ASUS who I thank for helping me with my second case mod. The Asus H97I-PLUS Mini ITX LGA1150 Motherboard and the ASUS TURBO GEFORCE GTX 960 OC EditionTo start off with im doing the out side water blocks/res there will be 6 in all three at the top and three at the bottom. All 6 will be part of the cooling loop. They will be fitted to the out side of the case, The three on top will be linked the one's on the bottom. So one top one will link to one bottom one, with 3x 5mm clear tubes and so on. on the back of each block will be one fitting that go's to a stand 1/2 mantel bent loop. back to one of the other blocks and keeps going. Lets just call the outer blocks (Loop rails.) So below I have started a quick step by step. for the blocks, after ill be adding the 3x 5mm tubes to the 2x blocks to make one (Loop Rail.) and this will be done 3 times.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/17 15:59:14
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Playing catchup at the moment to bring you all up to date with this build. I have started working on the center res mount. So far I have made the casing, added some blue LED's, put some steel mesh around it. Still need to add a small electric motor to turn the black cover at the bottom. to create a rotation of light in side the case. Once that is done i will starting working on the rest of the res mount. And then add the rest of the trimmings. The CNC parts done, And are now being put together. Along with some of the hardware that will now be test fitted to the case. Then all the side pillars cut to size and will be added for the height, The Pillars will be box like to hide all the things you gust don't want to be seen running from the top of the case to the bottom. MOBO tray has been made as well but still needs to be vented on the back. Hope you like it so far, Would love to know what you think. :) Rad's & all 6 fans are fitted as well as the Res, It's now hanging from the top as well. Here are some progress pic's of the top cooling disk. I have been working on the base and the pillars one of the pillars will hold the GPU, The GPU will take air in from the outside of the pillar as well as the inside. Ive cut out and mounted the GPU and all is good. Still making the Pillars stronger by making them two layers thick in side the two layers will be a 20mm space to run wires and such to the top and back. MOBO and Pump are new in there places as well, Once all the hardware is fitted, and the case is complete all the hardware will be removed again so I can start painting the case. inside & out. Here it is so far. Yep its talllllllllll: And might I say Different. (H-700mm ) As always thanks for stopping by. :) Cheers, Ken.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/17 16:08:38
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WOW..........Just amazing
MADDDDDD SKILZ for sure looking forward to the final product regards, Rick
Computer Specs:Lilan Li 011D Bitspower DISTRO, MSI 570 Carbon Pro MB, AMD 3900X @ 3.8ghz, Bitspower Water Loop, TRIDENT Z 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 3200, evga 2080 Super, EK waterblock 980 PRO M.2 1TB ,evga 1000w G3 psu, LG GSYNC 4KK Curved 32 inch, Windows 10 64bit
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/17 16:28:03
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/17 21:11:36
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/18 05:45:32
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Lots of innovation going on with this mod
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/20 04:54:18
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And a lot of hair loss. No just kidding I have already lost most of my hair, but there is a lot of thinking going on in my head.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/23 16:10:25
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Hi here are some more Photo's, Will have some more again in a day or so. Outer Loop tubing. GPU from the out side of the case, will have mesh over the face. and a filter that slides in from the side. Inside the case, I have made 3 mounts to hold the center Res Light, And to strengthen up the case a bit more. One of then needed to be change to work with the GPU space. My work shop or should I say my Wife's dining table. She loves ME! :) The bottom of the case with PSU filter. Again thank you for stopping by. more again soon. Cheers, Ken.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/23 16:37:45
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 01:08:26
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 02:42:39
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Looking more and more awesome.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 03:01:23
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Cheers, rjohnson11. Working on it every minute I can, Still need to get some hardware for it like a PSU for it as well as a SSD. And some other bits. but have most of it now. Once the case is all done, Next comes the painting and airbrushing. Fun times ahead. :)
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 04:46:03
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Hello again. Today I fitted a flow indicator into one of the back pillars so it cans be seen from the inside of the case, I also added 2 micro switchers to the bottom front of the case, One switch has a green LED, and the other is blue, One switch will be for the power and the other will be the reset, the blue LED will be the HDD drive light, and the green will be the power light. Thanks again for stopping by and following the build. :)
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 07:40:57
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Continues to evolve rather nicely
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/24 20:28:34
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Hi All The I-beams have been test fitted, here are some photo's of where they are going. What do you think ? Thanks for stopping by. :) Cheers, Ken.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/10/29 02:40:17
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Hello again everyone, Just a small update I have made a dust filter for the GPU as well, That slides out for the side of the pillar for cleaning. And added the mesh. I have done more to the GPU mount. But will have some updates on the weekend. I have also change the logo it needed redoing the old one was bugging the crap out of me, and the new logo can now be easily made on a CNC or laser cutter if need be.:) Thanks for stopping by.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/01 00:50:53
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/01 01:31:04
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Impressive. Thanks for the pics.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/03 11:32:03
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/05 11:50:40
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/06 02:40:52
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Hello again. Starting to add some lighting to parts of the case. before I start looking at the painting things I need to make sure it's all working and fits. And once all the painting is done. I will fit all the light FX to it again. This bit is for any one that likes playing with electronics. I have not done this for some time my self. But it's time to do some soldering again. The top dish of the case will have a ring around the outside edge. The plastic around the outside is a translucent white. So the light can be seen the rest of the case is made of a solid white, and will be backed with black paint. This part of the case will pulsate with light behind it. LED string, Jaycar kit. Thanks again for stopping by.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/07 19:14:23
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Power Cell Light test. I ended up changing out the PCB's to RGB LED tape. I just made up a inner ring to run the tape. Still need to blacken out the inside to stop any light bleeding out. https://www.youtube.com/w...o&feature=youtu.be
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/08 01:56:52
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Zenator Power Cell Light test. I ended up changing out the PCB's to RGB LED tape. I just made up a inner ring to run the tape. Still need to blacken out the inside to stop any light bleeding out. https://www.youtube.com/w...o&feature=youtu.be
I watched the video and that looks awesome.
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/08 02:10:24
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rjohnson11
Zenator Power Cell Light test. I ended up changing out the PCB's to RGB LED tape. I just made up a inner ring to run the tape. Still need to blacken out the inside to stop any light bleeding out. https://www.youtube.com/w...o&feature=youtu.be
I watched the video and that looks awesome.
Thanks rjohnson11,
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/08 14:26:26
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/09 23:58:47
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/14 23:42:29
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/15 03:36:00
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Looking forward to final pics
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/15 21:48:44
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ME TOO
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Re: POWER CELL {Sceatch Build cylinder}
2015/11/18 07:18:22
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That is looking sick, cannot wait to see the final product.
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