overclocked

Finally sanded down what a pain I wanna skip wet sanding/polishing and just try primer then rdy then plasti dip all over, besides the shelf is gonna be covered on both sides so whose gonna see right? Lol I hate doing macro-spec shit
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Finished the card ages ago but finally got the pics up with some others of the single stick of ram I dipped blue and made a smoke window for to test two different lighting theories with. Got the other card in nicely customized too and then I'm finally rea
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Pool of Light
by rmhowie

all the paint projects are drying their final coats and then it's time to file the shelf and get back to tidying up all the overspray and peeling on my door panels.
by Sparktite

Think I stripped the screw or a part on the swiftechs pump mounting piece and it's causing a leak, luckily i already had plans to use that pump elsewhere so I can take it out and discard the problem part but I'm kinda pissed that the xspc clear uv tubing
by Sparktite

Ugh I didn't really keep in mind that my whole loop if not both loops are needing to be cleaned pretty much so bored gotta deal with that ontop of the plasti dipping and the whole PC move i was hoping id be at least enjoying a game while i wait for the pl
by Sparktite

Can't stand the copper showing when there's no other visible copper. But I've decided to keep the xspc waterblock and back plate so long as I can plasti dip the back white which is being prepped. The swiftech AIO is all ready to go so gonna be taking the
by Sparktite

Holy crap I managed to find a way to dremel a flat cut into the security bit scuff made for their controller and I used a flathead to then remove the bit. I actually took apart a scuff now I can install all my precious custom parts that won't break down o
by Sparktite

Can't stand the copper showing when there's no other visible copper. But I've decided to keep the xspc waterblock and back plate so long as I can plasti dip the back white which is being prepped. The swiftech AIO is all ready to go so gonna be taking the
by Sparktite

Bleeding the system finally and gons start working on the lighting and cable routing this step took me far too long cuz I had to clean up one of my tool holders... A shot glass not like metaphorical tools literally tools Allen wrenches spares and darn thi
by Sparktite

I think I found a solution where I don't have to cut more or one of my panels off and lose more case rigidity... I can just mount the fan and rad onto the shelf then bend the arms the shelf rests on out and put it it on them and then lay the whole top bac
by Sparktite

So I just put the finishing touches in and I think it looks great just wish I had more uv cable combs/clips, I've got some black ones for the vid cards at the moment and then some white(uv) ones on the orange 24pin cables for now. I also still need to fin
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Testing some lighting for my acrylic water blocks, in short the white lights up too much and I'm already lining the case in white to show off parts and using UV strips for all the UV related things, the UV LEDs here aren't strong enough and show up too pu
by Sparktite

Piecing together the dried cured panels and getting a better idea of how the case is turning out. Decided to take off all the old plasti dip on my side panel without a window and rather than mess around with the thinner mix over and over. Came out nicely
by Sparktite

Think I stripped the screw or a part on the swiftechs pump mounting piece and it's causing a leak, luckily i already had plans to use that pump elsewhere so I can take it out and discard the problem part but I'm kinda pissed that the xspc clear uv tubing
by Sparktite

Not much shine after the redo but still looks nice now I just need another can of glossifier :(
by Sparktite

Can't stand the copper showing when there's no other visible copper. But I've decided to keep the xspc waterblock and back plate so long as I can plasti dip the back white which is being prepped. The swiftech AIO is all ready to go so gonna be taking the
by Sparktite

Gonna need to look into this clip a bit more since I'm ghetto rigging a stolen swiftech AIO pump and not using an mcp35x pump that I bought on its own I have some issues i expected to run into. The retention clip as I originally read about is used as well
by Sparktite

Testing some lighting for my acrylic water blocks, in short the white lights up too much and I'm already lining the case in white to show off parts and using UV strips for all the UV related things, the UV LEDs here aren't strong enough and show up too pu
by Sparktite

Actually tearing it all down and planning to get as much of the move as I can under way I didn't really plan out how I was gonna maintain my main loop so I can't really even drain the thing without having to almost open the whole thing up to get to the ra
by Sparktite

Thought I might attempt installing spare water cooling mobo N & S bridge heatsinks while I wait for plasti dip and such rather than play more games lol
by Sparktite

Finally... It's time! Time to finally add some real coolant while doin' a quick leak test on the CPU loop. Then it'll be time to make sure all the lighting works then wire this bad boy all together and boot it up!!
by Sparktite

Finally finished the top mounted swiftech AIO, got more pics and more work to do...
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Gear N Shield
by Sparktite

new computer! yay!
by macinjoshdotcom

So I just put the finishing touches in and I think it looks great just wish I had more uv cable combs/clips, I've got some black ones for the vid cards at the moment and then some white(uv) ones on the orange 24pin cables for now. I also still need to fin
by Sparktite

Piecing together the dried cured panels and getting a better idea of how the case is turning out. Decided to take off all the old plasti dip on my side panel without a window and rather than mess around with the thinner mix over and over. Came out nicely
by Sparktite

And it's finally up and running perfectly.
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

This rad has been giving me hell with uneven fan mount panels and then all the work trying to clean the logo sticker residue off and even taping off the fans that will still look funky after all the work... Man the 140mm ver was so much easier and came ou
by Sparktite

Extreme Overclocking - Gigabyte at the Rectron Roadshow August 2009
by Axel Bührmann

So I just put the finishing touches in and I think it looks great just wish I had more uv cable combs/clips, I've got some black ones for the vid cards at the moment and then some white(uv) ones on the orange 24pin cables for now. I also still need to fin
by Sparktite

It just hit me ur supposed to be able to take apart your water blocks to be able to clean them or at least for the manufacturer to do so. That means I can plasti dip the CPU block when I get more plasti dip. I was also inspired by a YouTube video to plast
by Sparktite

Trying to fit this fan shroud/grill piece to give the case more white, but it still needs to be shaved down on one side to fit so out comes the dremel. Gonna also be reworking my cpu block look and some of the wire routing and hosing now that a lot of the
by Sparktite

C2D E2160 on ASRock 4CoreDual-VSTA
by johnthescone

Dual Screen
by SilentPenguin93

So I decided it'd be easier if I just reversed the flow of the whole graphics card loop so I got all the fitting on, so got myself the hosing color scheme to do and still gotta take the top back off and figure out exactly where my LEDs have to be placed..
by Sparktite

Outside with panels on
by SilentPenguin93

Not too bad if I do say so myself... Just waiting on this last piece to be plasti dipped and cured and then to finish drilling my own radiator screw slots in the front mounting brackets so I can fit everything just right. Too bad I'm in too much pain to b
by Sparktite

Testing some lighting for my acrylic water blocks, in short the white lights up too much and I'm already lining the case in white to show off parts and using UV strips for all the UV related things, the UV LEDs here aren't strong enough and show up too pu
by Sparktite

Decided to put these panels back on since they've had a good time to cure. Gotta clean up the feet a bit and be careful not to mess 'em up working on the case again...
by Sparktite

Wow didn't think it'd turn out this well so far no leaks and the two pumps running together makes for massive flow rate and I've also included some pics of that beautiful ekoolant mix I pored in a primochill bottle and you can also see the new led back li
by Sparktite

Dipped some under layer parts, reglossified the phanteks panels and ssd mount, gotta re dip the front ports cover and repair the base panel corners
by Sparktite

Finally some progress almost done with a plastic under panel being dipped, same goes for the USB cover/panel, already even started up workin' on the top case panel, fixin a side panel, painting another rad, and eventually cutting down the edges on the rad
by Sparktite

So I decided it'd be easier if I just reversed the flow of the whole graphics card loop so I got all the fitting on, so got myself the hosing color scheme to do and still gotta take the top back off and figure out exactly where my LEDs have to be placed..
by Sparktite

Piecing together the dried cured panels and getting a better idea of how the case is turning out. Decided to take off all the old plasti dip on my side panel without a window and rather than mess around with the thinner mix over and over. Came out nicely
by Sparktite

Decided to put these panels back on since they've had a good time to cure. Gotta clean up the feet a bit and be careful not to mess 'em up working on the case again...
by Sparktite

Decided to put these panels back on since they've had a good time to cure. Gotta clean up the feet a bit and be careful not to mess 'em up working on the case again...
by Sparktite

Fuck it the thermal pads I used are of such high quality and the online site that I liked shut down so I'm gonna keep it as is and just plasti dip the acetal plates on the xspc copper block rather than ghetto mod together that EVGA reference setup I had.
by Sparktite

Got some nice photos of the case as I pieced t back together some more for ideas and references again. Loving the look so far, overcompensating for the lack of white in the case itself for a mostly white themed color scheme by plasti dipping every possibl
by Sparktite

Test fitting the shelf into the mounting top for it, it's and unbelievably right fit but I had to do more work and dig around for the perfect screws and even bend the areas where the fan just refused to work with me and stop scripting the shelf it was mou
by Sparktite

Test fitting the shelf into the mounting top for it, it's and unbelievably right fit but I had to do more work and dig around for the perfect screws and even bend the areas where the fan just refused to work with me and stop scripting the shelf it was mou
by Sparktite

Finally hoping to finish my PC more pix incoming fellas... Wish they'd sell enthoo evolv ATX spare parts so I could attempt cutting some nice venting holes in the top of the case without the worry of messing up my only top panel...
by Sparktite

Dipped some under layer parts, reglossified the phanteks panels and ssd mount, gotta re dip the front ports cover and repair the base panel corners
by Sparktite

While doing a few more bits to the beast
by SilentPenguin93