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  1. AlexMa3x
    Video presentation for Thermaltake Formula 600 CaseMOD in English šŸ˜
  2. AlexMa3x
    The official voting for the finals of the 2025 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational has begun. Iā€™m also sharing the voting links here: šŸ”„ Voting link: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSeU0nFBqLeIff.../viewform āž”ļø And here you can find links to each participant and their project, including photos, so you can choose your contenders: https://community.thermaltake.com/index.php?/forum/110-2025-balkan-casemod-invitational/
  3. AlexMa3x
    My idea was to create an intake plenum for a futuristic V8 engine ā€” the two water pumps would have an additional eight 16mm hard tubes with TT fittings sticking out from the front carbon-fiber hood. But in the end, I decided to keep the front cleaner, in line with the Tower 600 design.
  4. AlexMa3x
    Great industrial detail with the pipes on top šŸ‘Œ I wanted to create something similar with collector pipes for my build, but in the end I decided to leave the carbon-fiber hood clean.
  5. AlexMa3x
    This photo and the color of the figurine brought back memories of a song from my younger years. Sending my greetings with this song
  6. AlexMa3x
    Final photoshoot for my project TT Formula 600. Huge thanks to Thermaltake, ASUS, AMD, and Samsung for the opportunity and for providing the cool hardware that made this project possible.
  7. AlexMa3x
    I had the chance to proudly showcase my build at a local gaming event
  8. AlexMa3x
    I wanted to bring together two of my extreme creations ā€” my Racing car and the TT Formula 600 casemod
  9. AlexMa3x
    The TT Formula 600 is revving her engine, finally coming to life.
  10. AlexMa3x
    With everything ready, I disassembled the build, cleaned all the parts, and assembled it again for the final test and filling with coolant.
  11. AlexMa3x
    With everything ready with the TT Custom loop system , I disassembled the build, cleaned all the parts, and assembled it again for the final test and filling with coolant.
  12. AlexMa3x
    Nice touch and detail šŸ˜
  13. AlexMa3x
    Not sure I can post link to Aliexpress here But search in Aliexpress for 3mm Ultra Thin DC 12V Colorful COB LED Strip Lights or 5mm Ultra Thin DC 12V Colorful COB LED Strip Lights It is very nice type ov led strip also it is very bright
  14. AlexMa3x
    I repainted some elements of ASUS Dual 7800 XT card and also added internal lighting to match the other modified components and lights in the build.
  15. AlexMa3x
    Oooh, nice! I suppose youā€™re going to add some lights to the flame or paint?
  16. AlexMa3x
    While mounting the racing slicks, we scratched the special paint a bit ā€” so I repaired the damage and gave them a fresh coat of Diamond Swartz paint.
  17. AlexMa3x
    I also added more lighting for the two TT D5 pumps. The original design uses top ARGB LED lights that can be controlled through TT RGB PLUS Software I will use that software and the predefined animations to create a rotating effect ā€” simulating a futuristic engine. However, based on my experience with custom water cooling, such a long reservoir needs additional lighting in the lower section. So, I made two rings with internal channels for red LED strips that will shine directly into the liquid, creating a glowing effect ā€” like hot steel or a red-hot engine.
  18. AlexMa3x
    The Thermaltake Pacific MX2 Ultra water block doesnā€™t have RGB lighting, but I wanted those lights to match the new carbon motherboard plate. So, I created a special spacer for the LCD screen and integrated an ARGB LED strip into it.
  19. AlexMa3x
    Thank you, glad that you like it šŸ˜‰
  20. AlexMa3x
    Letā€™s make some mods inside the build as well. Iā€™m aiming for a minimalist look on the inside and plan to copy the carbon idea for the exterior of TT Formula casemod. Since real carbon fiber is expensive (both the material and the waterjet cutting), and a bit risky to use around electronic components, I decided to 3D print fake carbon parts instead. šŸ˜… I took measurements from the board and internal elements of the TT Tower 600. Then I decided to cover the ASUS motherboard as much as possible and integrate all the main componentsā€”TT water block, TT RAM, Samsung SSD, and the ASUS MB heatsinkā€”into this decorative carbon-style cover. I created a CAD drawing, exported it, and turned it into a 3D model. After that, I printed green mockups/prototypes to double-check the dimensions before printing the final part. All the side panels were also covered with 3D printed PVC pieces wrapped in 4D carbon vinyl. In the end, each 3D printed ā€œcarbonā€ part was spray-painted with matte lacquer. (I got a bit carried away during the process and forgot to take photos. šŸ˜…)
  21. AlexMa3x
    Thanks šŸ™
  22. AlexMa3x
    You made my day šŸ™ā€” such a reaction from such a skilled and talented modder šŸ„¹ Thanks
  23. AlexMa3x
    The block design looks very nice - good design better than some of the big brands šŸ˜„
  24. AlexMa3x
    Made a test for some of the RGB elements
  25. AlexMa3x
    More from the cooling system
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