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And a little video
- luis ortega and LiquidAtoR
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20 hours ago, LiquidAtoR said:
Underappreciated in the voting process, but you have my vote!
That's a nice piece of work, and I wouldn't mind having that on my desk
Good luck,
Cheers, Mike.
17 hours ago, Phishies said:Cheers Peter, spot on in my opinion. You've got my vote. Echoing LiquidAtor, very underappreciated in voting. People are missing the bus here.
Here's to the votes rolling in...
Thanks guys, really appreciate it
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15 hours ago, Ajames said:
Nice build man, freakin AWESOME! - Nice clean look, I get an industrial vibe to it, its like a work of art inside a glass casing...not exaggerated - practical - BEAUTIFUL!
5 hours ago, Jos214demi said:This would be so awesome if there are some lightning design on the pics
Good job one again mate Thanks a lot guys! Appreciate it!
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Finally! I have to admit these were some stress full weeks to meet the deadline .. but I did it!
As some of you know I'm a 'slow' modder and like to take my time to figure things out.
However I'm really happy with the result, I hope you like 'L3p C0re' too!
(all images are clickable)
A huge thanks goes out to Thermaltake and the sponsors for supporting modders worldwide!
And off course every one here for watching.
Keep on modding!
- Ramon Swart, LiquidAtoR and Ajames
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So ..
Just filling this post to go to next page to save some people from loading times
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My thoughts are with you both buddy, hope she gets well soon!
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Three days to go, such a tight schedule, always exciting to see if the hardware survived through the 'process'
So happy to see the bios at first boot
Now to install OS and turn off rainbow effects. And then ... hopefully final pics!
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Thanks, I will need it haha!
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Almost there!
Some extra protection for the glass panels.
Like a charm
Still had the panel scews from a previous project and wanted the same look on the top as the front.
Had to re-drill and tap the mounts to M5
At first I had the idea to mount all cables and controllers on the back outside.
Even though we're at a deadline I decided to change it completely and hide all cables inside too.
And while I'm at it .. sleeve the pump cables too.
So had to dismount everything to be able to change the fans and their wiring.
And it's back inside. Now to hide all this.
All fans and RGB connectors hidden, Now just the power cables.
Decided to create some more construction/stability on the bottom of the case in case it ever needs to be shipped. And more cable-hiding possibilities.
Seriously hate these splinters
And there we go, exactly as I wanted it.
Time to fill it up!
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Thanks, really appreciated
I have to say, with contests my goal never is to win anything but just create something I would want on (or as) a desk.
I'm actually quite a slow modder because of family and work go first and that I always need things in my hands before I can do anything,
Also because of the contest rules like updating every week AND have it finished by the 22nd of February (incl final photoshoot)
I completely changed my original idea. First idea was to make a benchtable.
So with the limited time for the build and buildlog I went for something any one could actually make without adding extra weird / custom fabricated parts.
Just a drill, grinder and jigsaw. And fun thing is .. even I don't know what the result will be in 9 days. Just go with the flow!So .. still figuring out how to hide all the cables with this open design
Also decided to re-use the original glas panels, however I will shorten the steel poles from 190mm to 95mm so the glas panels will have a 2mm spacing.
Inception!
As time is limited and I didn't want to do it by handsaw used the grinder at work.
Love sparks!
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Thanks all! Here we go again
filing and sanding all sharp cuts
And painting them again in same color
Time to figure out the rest
And figuring out the loop
Mounting the GPU to the case
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And here we go again.
More parts arrived.
After a lot of brainstorming my whole idea changed for this case.
Going for something more compact then the original with just parts from the original.
A lot of measuring.
And some changes needed
First drilling and sawing can start
Behold ... 13 million splinters
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Hi everyone!
So here we go on another one
I have to admit it took me a while to come up with some ideas but I'll give it a try
Lets first unpack some awesomeness!
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I want to thank every one for the awesome support!
What a great day! Oh man!
Click below to check my new website too
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Tim Warning 'Hukkel' from The Netherlands!
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Thank you too
One riser is indeed included in the package per P5, however you can get them separately too.
Yes you can also use the GPU's vertically more info here: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00002732
The stock panel is acrylic/plexi and indeed has holes to mount it when it's vertically. My glass just stays in place cause of the non-slippery pads I used and the glass panels own weight.
Not sure if it has a mounting for a 5.25 though.
Goodluck!
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Thanks a lot man! You have been the most loyal commenter on all buildlogs, I think a lot appreciated it
Now lets bite our nails for another few weeks haha
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Thanks again every one! Really appreciate it!
Here's a last one
- pamarakos, Sarge and Jos214demi
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Thanks guys! However ... just go for the best one
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in 2022 Thermaltake RAM MOD Invitational Season 1
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You should not be able to lose this Alex 😘