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Originally posted by bungwirez
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Also best C70 build btw. I went looking online for inspiration and couldn't find any nicer builds.
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I liked your build so much I went and bought a C70 to mod as well, and I was also looking at the caselabs rad grill as the front of the case is perfectly 5.25. How did you attach it to the case? Did it line up correctly with the front without any extra modding?
Also best C70 build btw. I went looking online for inspiration and couldn't find any nicer builds. -
Thanks Necro. There is another C70 builds that I would put on ahead of mine...Bill Owen's Planetside build.
http://imgur.com/gallery/FEH7c
For the front panel.. lemme think... see if I can find the pics again...
This is a good view. the drive cages extracted, you can see how the bottom fan grills will hold up.
I think I drilled out the holes to be more forgiving when I applied the rad and fans.
Here you can see how I added the Caselabs 360 rad mount.
And then the front grill.. lol, is only pressed into place... not really fixed, but it stays in place tightly, and makes for easy removal to clean some dust.
So, best of luck. Its always great to hear when I've been a source of inspiration.Comment
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Ahh, ok thanks. It looked like it was held on by the rad, but then I was thinking, whats holding the rad on?
Anyways thanks again for taking the time to drudge up the ol' pics.
I still like your build more than Bill's.Comment
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Very nice 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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Nice MacGyver work there BungZ
I think this is still one of their best cases, with my only dislike being the dual fan plexi window mount. Otherwise it's a well built case with one of the best reset switches in case-land
DS340-E: Core I7 3770K Undervolted at 4.3Ghz, Asrock Z77 Extreme-3, 16GB of Adata XPG V2 gold RAM at 2200mhz, XFX R9 290 with EK water block and (I love) gold backplate, EK tubing, Bitspower and Darkside fittigs, Darkside RGB lighting with handy remote control, WD Black Dual (120GB SSD+1TB mechanical) hard disk, Swiftech PWM fan controller, Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitComment
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Great news!!
One of the 560ti448's has gone to heaven!
I spent the ten minutes to flip around the SLI so I still have the same loop and the other/working GPU inplace.
And then the wife says, "maybe its time you got rid of that old thing anyways..."
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Condolences and congratulations
The SLOB : A 3570K Build
Down & Out : A 2600K Build
V-353 : A 4770K BuildComment
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Hmm, when she says that, I hear "maybe its time you revived that old thing with newer and more powerful parts"Originally posted by bungwirez View PostGreat news!!
One of the 560ti448's has gone to heaven!
I spent the ten minutes to flip around the SLI so I still have the same loop and the other/working GPU inplace.
And then the wife says, "maybe its time you got rid of that old thing anyways..."
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Best not touch that 3770K that I overclocked.Comment
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buying any vid cards today really sucks, 1080ti's are only around $1400-$1900 right now.Comment
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For the 20 minutes I had access to the system, I got it to 4.8 GHz. It's a nice chip, top 10%Originally posted by Necrodead View PostWhere'd you get her too? Should still be a decent cpu today, my 2500k at stock speeds still does great at 1080p.
& good news Bungz, waiting to see what you do.
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