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Old December 23rd, 2007   #11
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That's a TJ-07 case, modded specifically for water cooling =\. Looks freakin' sweet though. If I go watercooled, I'll have to make mine look like that. Rip out the hdd bays and replace them with the radiator, flip the mobo around, and so on ^^. I like the idea of that temperature monitor imbedded into the case frame. I wish mine was painted black on the inside too =(.



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Old December 23rd, 2007   #12
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Probably the nicest layout\enclosure I've ever come across.



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It does look nice, doesn't it? It's really not that hard to do though. Just need the proper tool to remove the pins from the plastic block and some sleeving and heatshrink... to be honest, it looks so nice I think I may do the same to my PCP&C 750 Quad I just bought.
Yea, I just ordered a sleeving kit and a molex/PCI-E/24-pin ATX remover kit so I may have to use that idea for my toaster build.

Wait a second... once you get down to each individual wire, hoe do you know which one goes back where? There are like 10 blacks ones... maybe I won't be doing that to my PSU...





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Old December 24th, 2007   #14
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My favorite detail is the optical drive button. It's integrated into top portion of the laser-cut front panel design. He made a post on xtreme systems, that's where I found it. Tons of little details that only us geeks would notice, gotta love it. To whoever says that a PC can't be art, we now have our case-in-point (no pun intended.)



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looks like you've been "casing" the joint







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No surprise it's in a TJ-07! Beautiful...I love black cases with red coolant.




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Wait a second... once you get down to each individual wire, hoe do you know which one goes back where? There are like 10 blacks ones... maybe I won't be doing that to my PSU...
I was going to just take one pin out at a time and sleeve/heatshrink them, then reinstall it in the connector and move on to the next...



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Maybe if you sleeved each wire one at a time. Like take one wire out of the connector, sleeve it, put it back in the connector, and then to the next one. Tedious work.

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the Elbow and T fittings have no clamp, are those prone to leakage???



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the Elbow and T fittings have no clamp, are those prone to leakage???
I think it may be 7/16in. tubing in 1/2in. fittings so it's less likely to leak. Looks better without clamps too.




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