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Oh wow. Perfect 90s.
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Very nice job sir !3770K IHS removed-Max V gene-2x4gig ram Gskills 2400 Trident X-2x400watt Qmax TEC`s with dew point controller-420 Monsta rad for TEC hotside-360 TFC Xchanger for dual 670`s-RP452 res with 2xD5 vario pumps- HF Supreme with modified plate-DD Cp Pro pump for cold side of TEC and cpu block-Dual CM haf 922`s and a Seasonic X-1250 PsuComment
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BP, monsoon would look as huge blobs.Originally posted by bungwirez View Post__________________________________________________
Retro Build: Build Log,
Baby Blue Build: Build Log,
Green Lanten Build: Build Log,
Sentinel Build: Build Log,
Venom Build: Build Log,
Silent Sniper Build: Final Video,
Orange Build: Final Video
HTPC Build: Final Video
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ah ha!
must of had something in my one good eye.
(oh... now that's a grey reference ... ya baby)Comment
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Don't you love heatshrunk Audio/USB headers?Comment
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I don't get it? What's to love about them?
Very nice tube runs. GPU's would look better in a parallel setup of hard tube imho.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
OverKill HTPC - Red Team Build an AMD FX6100 with dual HD 5870's in crossfire.
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The USB and Audio headers for the front panel on most cases have exposed, multi-colored cables which can ruin the look of a good build. You heatshrink them to take the ugliness away.Comment
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Now I follow ya.
I sleeve and heatshrink them. Also cut off the extra un-used audio plug.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
OverKill HTPC - Red Team Build an AMD FX6100 with dual HD 5870's in crossfire.
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Really digging that tubing. Looks great, nice bends. I have yet to have ventured into hard tubing, but hope to in the near future.
As Hooded suggested, I always cut off the extra audio plug as well. And as Cyclops suggested, cover it with you favorite sleeving/heatshrink.Comment
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Thank god it's finally finished. Fingered crossed that there won't be any leaks. I also counted twenty 90 degree bends.
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