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  • IN WIN DUKE (IN WIN D-Frame 2.0 custom build) by SimpleModz (p.3)
2016/11/16 04:00:14
alexciobanu
rjohnson11
That looks great. Looking forward to final pics. 




Thanks Robert! I'm trying to catch up with the build log fast. I'm still yet to take final pics and video hehehe, just need to try and sort a few things out :)
2016/11/17 02:23:17
alexciobanu

Hey guys,
 
Here's a closer look at the acrylic plates I made and also the build loop plan :)
 
And yes I know the cable routing holes are not perfect however the vinyl will cover that and cables as well. Unfortunately at this point I was running out of time for PAX AUS.
 


















 
Thanks for checking it out!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex
2016/11/17 04:06:10
rjohnson11
Interesting....
2016/11/18 05:42:32
alexciobanu
rjohnson11
Interesting....


 
Hahahaha I just realised I posted this in the wrong thread! Robert can you please delete the last post I made and I will post it in the other thread. Hahaha sorry for the mess up :D
2016/11/20 02:26:16
rjohnson11
OK your last post was deleted as per your request
2016/11/22 01:14:16
alexciobanu
rjohnson11
OK your last post was deleted as per your request




Thanks a lot Robert! I'm updating this build log and the other today. Sorry, I'm always super busy :)
2016/11/22 01:41:27
alexciobanu

 
Hey guys,
 
I have another update for you and looking at wrapping up this build log soon. I was meant to keep posting an update every day in order to get it up to date with the status of the build at the moment but things always keep getting in the way. I'm super busy leading up to Christmas at the moment, trying to wrap everything up.
Anyways, here we go! This update will include most of the vinyl work that I've done to add details to the build.
 
Firstly, the PSU. I added an NVIDIA claw logo on the side where it lights up and also due to the way the PSU sits in the case, I added white vinyl to it so that the In Win D-Frame writing stands out more once the PSU is in. Check it out in the pics.
 




 
I didn't want to remove the label completely as I like the PSU information that is seen just above the D-Frame logo, I think it suits the build nicely this way.
 
I then added the abstract design to the acrylic panels of which I talk more about in an upcoming video for where I got the inspiration from. But let me know what you guys think of the design. This is also carried forward on other components too.
 




 
Intel logo on the CPU block, I think it suits it nicely plus it's good to have on for events.
 


 
Another shot of the PSU! I just love the way the white vinyl brings out the D-Frame logo on the PSU mount.
 

 
Furthermore I had these WD HDDs laying around from another build. Some of you may have seen it, my IN WIN LUX build. Anyways, I changed the gold vinyl to white in order to suit this build.
 


 
And here it is mounted in
 


 
The same design from the acrylic panels on the case was carried on to the side of the 360mm radiator but this time white on black instead of black on white. This will give a nice contrast in the build.
 




 
Even thought these fans will not be seen I still like to add vinyl to them. So I alternate between NVIDIA and In Win logo.
 






 
Thanks for checking it out guys!
 
Stay tuned for more!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex
2016/11/22 10:45:00
rjohnson11
Excellent update!
2016/11/22 19:24:12
alexciobanu
rjohnson11
Excellent update!




Cheers! Thank you :D
2016/11/22 23:14:37
alexciobanu

 
Hi guys,
 
I'm back with another update, as promised I am trying my best to wrap up this build log soon and get it to the status of the build at the moment.
 
Here are some shots of the 6950X CPU in all its glory! I think it deserves a few photos of it's own. This is the first X edition CPU I ever received and it's a great honour to get to use this CPU. Before receiving it I wasn't aware that I was getting an X edition and I honestly couldn't believe it when it arrived. I still barely can! I was staring at the CPU for a few days after it arrived hahaha as I just couldn't believe it.
 
Anyways, here it is!
 


 
Furthermore, here are the progress shots for the work I did on the back panel of the case. I cut a piece of acrylic that is mounted using some longer CPU stand-off screws in order to cover the cables and clean things up a bit.
 







 
I also added vinyl in the same style on the back panel too!
 



 
Hope you guys like it!
 
Cheers,
 
Alex

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