Lo Guys
I just found this pic and I thought it was a great idea for a mod. The image is from the now defunct Chopper Computers in Texas. I wonder how much one of these bad boys would have cost? Some of you may have seen this before (it is an older system now), but I still think that it was very well done. It even has a sliding mobo tray lol
Specs
Internal Specs
Asus K8N-SLI Premium Motherboard
Dual Core AMD Athlon X2 4800+ Processor
Dual Channel 2GB DDR 500 PC4000 memory with Thermaltake Blue Heatsinks
Dual XFX Nvidia 7800GT Video Cards in SLI Mode
Dual Danger Den NV-78 Video Water Blocks
Dual Plextor CD/DVD RW Slot-Load Drives
Dual Gigabit Ethernet Onboard
Triple Western Digital Raptor 10,000 RPM 74GB Hard Drives (2 in Raid Stripe Set, 1 for backup)
Sound Blaster X-Fi Audio PCI
Enermax 620W Power Supply (Single 120mm Fan)
Floppy and USB Multimedia Card Reader
Danger Den D5 High Flow Water Pump with Polarflo TT Series Chrome Housing
Black Ice Pro Chrome Radiator and 120mm Fan
Polarflo TT Series Chrome CPU Waterblock and Waterpump Housing
108Mbps Wireless in PCMCIA (PCI)
1/2" ID (Inner Diameter) Silicon Tubing with Spectre Magna Hose Clamps
Frame Specs
The frame is consistent with classical chopper motorcycle frames. 1" steel tubing is used for the majority of parts. Although, the backbone is 1.5" steel tube and the neck is 1.75". The frame is tig welded, welds grinded and sanded prior to powder coat or paint.
The gas tank, oil pan/power supply tray, spoiler, seat pan, and face plate are 3/32" steel.
The motherboard tray and component trays are 3/32" aluminim.
Wheels have been mounted into the rear swingarm pivot for mobility.
The seat pan is mounted to a hinge for easy access to the power supply.
The oil pan and air scoop are detachable allowing for easy access to computer components.
I just found this pic and I thought it was a great idea for a mod. The image is from the now defunct Chopper Computers in Texas. I wonder how much one of these bad boys would have cost? Some of you may have seen this before (it is an older system now), but I still think that it was very well done. It even has a sliding mobo tray lol
Specs
Internal Specs
Asus K8N-SLI Premium Motherboard
Dual Core AMD Athlon X2 4800+ Processor
Dual Channel 2GB DDR 500 PC4000 memory with Thermaltake Blue Heatsinks
Dual XFX Nvidia 7800GT Video Cards in SLI Mode
Dual Danger Den NV-78 Video Water Blocks
Dual Plextor CD/DVD RW Slot-Load Drives
Dual Gigabit Ethernet Onboard
Triple Western Digital Raptor 10,000 RPM 74GB Hard Drives (2 in Raid Stripe Set, 1 for backup)
Sound Blaster X-Fi Audio PCI
Enermax 620W Power Supply (Single 120mm Fan)
Floppy and USB Multimedia Card Reader
Danger Den D5 High Flow Water Pump with Polarflo TT Series Chrome Housing
Black Ice Pro Chrome Radiator and 120mm Fan
Polarflo TT Series Chrome CPU Waterblock and Waterpump Housing
108Mbps Wireless in PCMCIA (PCI)
1/2" ID (Inner Diameter) Silicon Tubing with Spectre Magna Hose Clamps
Frame Specs
The frame is consistent with classical chopper motorcycle frames. 1" steel tubing is used for the majority of parts. Although, the backbone is 1.5" steel tube and the neck is 1.75". The frame is tig welded, welds grinded and sanded prior to powder coat or paint.
The gas tank, oil pan/power supply tray, spoiler, seat pan, and face plate are 3/32" steel.
The motherboard tray and component trays are 3/32" aluminim.
Wheels have been mounted into the rear swingarm pivot for mobility.
The seat pan is mounted to a hinge for easy access to the power supply.
The oil pan and air scoop are detachable allowing for easy access to computer components.
