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New HDD has arrived and one side is done!!!!

Except for a de-sticker after the drive has been validated of course.

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The fill port.

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Im going to give up on trying to take photo's of the glass without reflections

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So,as im in Bit techs MOTM,I thought LUMO needed a update.
Its looks like not much has happened,its because everything is behind the scenes,the wiring is all run behind the tray,no room for the GPU power like first thought,you will see a bundle of wiring coming out the back in one shot as they need to be trimmed back,they were cut extra long to go behind the tray but it didnt happen.

Plus I get to try out my polarizing filter!

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You can barely see the brown board plug terminals now.

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Next up is the Aquaero/pump/rad bracket that will tie it all together,these brackets were not designed to have this kind of weight on so there is a little sag on the bottom rad box. The bracket will tie it into the vertical rad,adding strength and eliminating the sag.

For the tubing,its looking like the usual mouse gynecology,its tight in that bottom corner!

Thanks for looking and leave a comment!​
 
Every time I see an update I instantly get a rush of happiness :) Every time something is added it adds to the incredible work that you've already done, so well. The only downside is that it looks like the log is coming to an end :(.
 
That is a work of art B-NEG props to you, the details really do make a huge impact on the finished product
 
Every time I see an update I instantly get a rush of happiness :) Every time something is added it adds to the incredible work that you've already done, so well. The only downside is that it looks like the log is coming to an end :(.

Which means another begins! :cool:

That is a work of art B-NEG props to you, the details really do make a huge impact on the finished product

They do indeed,its like a good recipe,get the bits right and it just slots together.

Thanks once again for sharing fella - these forums are richer for having you here. :D
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I should involve myself more over here.....Im known more for my watercooling exploits everywhere more than my modding.
 
This is f#2c&ng awesome!! I'm curious as to what and how I could acquire the metal shafts you use to lock down the GPUs. Did that come with the case or what? I've seen similar shafts with test benches. I'm clueless and would love to use them in my scratch build.
 
This is f#2c&ng awesome!! I'm curious as to what and how I could acquire the metal shafts you use to lock down the GPUs. Did that come with the case or what? I've seen similar shafts with test benches. I'm clueless and would love to use them in my scratch build.

Dimastech sell them for their benches but can be adapted for anything really.
 
This is f#2c&ng awesome!! I'm curious as to what and how I could acquire the metal shafts you use to lock down the GPUs. Did that come with the case or what? I've seen similar shafts with test benches. I'm clueless and would love to use them in my scratch build.

They are from a microcool Banchetto.
 
Dimastech sell them for their benches but can be adapted for anything really.

I hit that site and they have switched to using the standard "slotted" GPU mounts found on computer cases. No more shafts....bummer.

They are from a microcool Banchetto.

Thanks. I hit that site and they do not sell replacement parts....bummer.

I don't want to clog your thread about these shafts more than I already have. Got an idea to use a long bolt and a hollowed shaft to create the same effect. Thanks again guys for your help.
 
Just make your own. Very easy to get threaded shafts in M3/M4 size from any local DIY store.

Did come across this one which may help you get the shafts you need

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