2016/05/21 12:42:50
EVGATech_MDecker
the honey comb looks amazing
2016/06/09 06:35:00
mnpctech
I am alive. Thank you for being patient. I had to halt progress on my build to fulfill commitments for Computex. Over the past 3 weeks I bought on 4790K for $225 shipped and $300 for reference GTX 980 on Ebay auctions. Fyi: Prices on used 980s are falling on Ebay as people upgrade to 1080s. I have one more build to finish, and I'll back on the track with this one!

Here is the PC I created for Deepcool's booth at Computex, http://mnpctech.com/deepc...aming-case-review.html

2016/06/11 02:34:31
rjohnson11
All of your builds Bill continue to impress and looking forward to more pics of this project.
2016/06/27 17:31:13
adjago
Great build man
2016/07/02 07:04:37
mnpctech
Thank you for kind words and being patient with me. The extended holiday has bought me some time to work on my build. I recently scored EK water block for the Gigabyte OC force motherboard. It directly cools Intel Z87 southbridge (PCH), PLX PEX 8474 PCIe lane splitter as well as power regulation (VRM / MOSFETs) module. This will also compliment the stainless steel liquid lines nicely.



2016/07/03 01:19:13
rjohnson11
That does look good. I will continue to follow this build.
2016/07/18 11:54:09
mnpctech
So, finally back on it... and it hurt to make the 3/4" hole into the paint to route the 316 stainless steel pc liquid cooling tube from the front radiator, but it just makes sense this way. I need to pick-up a bottle of the GULF Blue paint, so I can touch up the exposed steel in the hole. I modified one of the INLET/OUTLET black rubber grommets from NZXT Phantom to finish the mid section hole. Last night I bent the first SS tube of the loop. The stainless steel compression fittings are my own design. I wanted fitting that discreet in size and matched the tubing.  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Mnpctech Stainless Steel 1/2" OD Compression Hardline Fitting
 

 

 

 

 
2016/07/27 07:24:44
mnpctech
Just a small update as my free time to work on this is getting more scarce. I've been bending the tubing and learning the ways of the Stainless Jedi. I love the look of stainless steel. It echos the fuel and brake lines on race cars, but has it's own learning curve. In retrospect, the scale of PC chassis is just too small for the 1-1/2" bends you get with the SS bending mandrels I've found.. Suppose I could go thicker wall and make custom mandrel, but I'll try 3/8" OD instead of 1/2" OD next time.
Specs: Stainless T-304/304L, Seamless Tube, 0.5" x 0.035" x 0.43"



2016/07/27 14:48:00
Cool GTX
Looks Clean, thanks for sharing your "tricks"
 
2016/07/31 07:23:53
rjohnson11
Love the stainless tubing. That is awesome work.

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