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Very intensive days. I'm starting mounting the entire machine, working until late night.

I'm showing hull's bottom work.

Starting from a plastic board cut and drilled.

 

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A detail of brass bushes placed to keep the feet.

 

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I milled the groove where will be placed a led strip. 

 

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Groove finished, radiator and pumps hole.

 

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I soldered nine pieces to give right shape.

 

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Soldering process finished.

 

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After that I filled the groove with epoxy to make the strip waterproof and to prevent from occasional contacts.

 

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A detail 

 

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Placing a set of 3d printed feet. 

 

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Turned on through an Arduino Nano. 

 

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I found this front panel hub from an old Cooler Master case.

I drawn the 3d model and I printed the bracket to join it on the frame.  

I couldn't use the original plastics and I also drawn a brand new shield.

 

 

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Hi!

Part of components that I'll use.

I choose Cooler Master Sickle Flow 120mm fans because is interesting the fact that they have a reverse edition. In this case is good for the radiator air flow.

I tried these fans on other pc that I mounted and they are silent with good flow. I also choose a V850 Psu by Cooler Master. Very easy the modular option and the fanless hybrid switch.

I'll build a double independent closed loop for Graphic card and Cpu respectively, Alphacool components.

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Mounting the entire pc, 

the base with gpu radiator, pumps and psu slot.

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I cut four pieces of acrylic glued and threaded to reach the thickness.

A little hub for the fittings connections.

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Some custom handmade springs.

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Acrylic hub, springs and soft tubes mounted.

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Hi there, this is a photo of GPU water block mounting process.

Alphacool Eisblock Aurora Acryl Gpx-A on Asus TUF Radeon 6800XT.

 

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Top parts assembling, two 80mm fans in the front and the usb panel attached on the frame.

The gpu brackets with the 200 mm PCI-E 4 riser and a lot of cables to fix.

 

 

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Hi, little focus on this little mod that I made on AM4 cpu backplate because in this system it's almost impossible to bring the plate before mounting the cooler.

To maintain a compact system I added four rubber washers and stud bolts to bring the backplate. Now it's possible to mount the motherboard with an integrated backplate.

This issue now fixed on AM5. 

 

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Building the water loop with rigid acrylic tubes.

Here some manual bending operations.

 

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The complete set of tubes that I bended.

 

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The Cpu loop completed.

 

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The Gpu loop.

 

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StreamLogic turned on. It works!

I published the last mounting photos with about a week of delay because in the beginning I had some troubles with the filling procedure but now I'm sure that the entire system works.

I'm actually mounting and refinishing the outside. New printing and painting photos soon.

 

Here a photo of my custom filling procedure that I made-up for this project.

 

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In these photos I played Starfield.

 

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I attach some 3d printed pieces of the external body.

Printed parts are sanded and painted for a smooth finishing.

 

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