Any idea what these cost? I might get a custom one machined instead
In the pic posted above, one of those mounts cost about $56CDN (monopoly money). Not sure how much that's worth in "proper" currency.

Any idea what these cost? I might get a custom one machined instead
That's roughly £30 a pop.. I think i'll worry about affording RAM and a boot drive before I start spending out that kinda money on a res mount :lol:In the pic posted above, one of those mounts cost about $56CDN (monopoly money). Not sure how much that's worth in "proper" currency.But they're gorgeous pieces, nice colors, and solid as a rock.
I was thinking they'd look pretty sweet anodised blackThose brackets are far too imposing for me.
I was thinking they'd look pretty sweet anodised black
They would look a lot better yeah. Still ruin that beautiful line of the res though, IMO.
They certainly do look well machined, got to admit that!I have black ones, and they do look the part. Top quality kit, those things. Daniel's quality standards are off the charts. As arrogant and insufferable as he can be (I unsubbed from his YT channel due to that), the stuff he makes is quality.
^ I can vouch for the quality of those Singularity Computers mounts. They're awesome, and even for a big tube, they are strong enough that you only need 1 of em. Sure aren't cheap though!
Looking nice there Lucy although I would stick with push or pull on that front rad since there is no real difference between those and push/pull and it would give you a bit more wiggle room.
I really don't like those blocks. That said I guess if they were cheap...
The blue staining is completely normal. Are they copper? what are you cleaning them with, acid? it's just oxidisation being stripped from the surface![]()
I don't think it is blue coolant. I think it was just water, that had turned blue because of the copper. If you need to flush anything else just use distilled white vinegar. It's brilliant..
I like the back of those GPUs (the back plate) but I don't like the front. Still, you won't see that any way so it doesn't matter too much.
She could be right though. Often B Grade are gpus set in a custom loop which have sat on a display shelf or used as an exhibition.
Personally I would take the whole block apart and clean the interior. That is just my OCD ticking over though.
Looks neat, make sure you get some nice final shots once its all done, although I suspect it'll never be quite done, there's always something to tinker with.![]()