Parvum Systems Project Magnus
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NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Seriously awesome build!
Soooo nice! In fact if this build gets any more god like it'll have it's own religious following.
Too late! Wanna join us?
imersa
New member
Awww that's amazing, I want to make custom waterblocks
Its rather sexy hey! You can do it! You can always contact people and have things milled/machined! The drawing of it is the hard part I guess!
I can't say I'm the first person to do it but we are happy with the results. Turned out super nice and was much needed. Thanks again to TTL for the raid card in the first place
Soooo nice! In fact if this build gets any more god like it'll have it's own religious following.
Too late! Wanna join us?
Haha what are you calling this religion?
Thank you sir! We try our best!
Double thanks
wow, just.. wow lol That custom block looks immense! subtle but spot on in terms of styling.
I wish I had time to sit and play with a CnC machine
Thanks SuB. It really is a pleasure to have such a machine. Its far more than a hobby at this stage but its great fun to stay late and work on fancy pants builds
Wraith
Bettyswollocks
After seeing that block I think I need to see if I can find something for my new one!
It gets a teeny tiny bit toasty, specs say 200cfm and climate controlled environment.... !
It gets a teeny tiny bit toasty, specs say 200cfm and climate controlled environment.... !
Erm.... Parvumtarianism
Under the church of Parv from the gospel according to Imersa..
I hearby declare myself the Minister of the Pentacostal Parvamium society for the Enthusiast Community district of OC3D.
imersa
New member
Just another update
Welcome back. Nice to see you all.
First up we would like to say Thank you once again to tiny tom logan, he of course mate the raid card mod possible.... by supplying said raid card. Thanks mate.
We would also like to thank Asus for the support along the way. They did a great little write up on the rog.asus website that managed to pull in a MASSIVE 31,797 views. This is huge for us and considering the builds not finished.. very impressive. Thanks for the continued support Asus UK and Richard.
To the update!
We start by cutting the 'final' top panel:
That took some SERIOUS measuring skills that's for sure. Couldn't have done it without our trusty digital caliper. To any modder looking for a new tool... it's the one of course:
Now we have to get to work on the pump/res connections. Sorry to anyone who is big on symmetry. Lines pretty hectic here also:
Installed an additional D5 in the second layer of the top panel... more accurate measuring require of course to allow it connect directly to the fitting below:
Next... despite having the wonderful b neg help us out and bend the tubes for the front of the case we just could not get it to fit in with the build, even trying to make the front panels cover as much of the bend as possible it still didn't look neat enough.
So more measuring... more replacement panels... so many replacement panels...!
Pretty accurate fit:
Cheeky shot with 1 of the 2 full pipes installed:
MUCH happier for sure. Both will be filled with white coolant. Really cant wait for this.
Until next time... what are you all up to this week?
Sponsors/Support:
Welcome back. Nice to see you all.
First up we would like to say Thank you once again to tiny tom logan, he of course mate the raid card mod possible.... by supplying said raid card. Thanks mate.
We would also like to thank Asus for the support along the way. They did a great little write up on the rog.asus website that managed to pull in a MASSIVE 31,797 views. This is huge for us and considering the builds not finished.. very impressive. Thanks for the continued support Asus UK and Richard.
To the update!
We start by cutting the 'final' top panel:
That took some SERIOUS measuring skills that's for sure. Couldn't have done it without our trusty digital caliper. To any modder looking for a new tool... it's the one of course:
Now we have to get to work on the pump/res connections. Sorry to anyone who is big on symmetry. Lines pretty hectic here also:
Installed an additional D5 in the second layer of the top panel... more accurate measuring require of course to allow it connect directly to the fitting below:
Next... despite having the wonderful b neg help us out and bend the tubes for the front of the case we just could not get it to fit in with the build, even trying to make the front panels cover as much of the bend as possible it still didn't look neat enough.
So more measuring... more replacement panels... so many replacement panels...!
Pretty accurate fit:
Cheeky shot with 1 of the 2 full pipes installed:
MUCH happier for sure. Both will be filled with white coolant. Really cant wait for this.
Until next time... what are you all up to this week?
UkGouki
New member
I only just read all the way through it too its amazing and looks so beautiful. I cannot wait to see the front panel completed with the coolant installed. Absolutely love the raid card mod also i quite like the lines from the gpu's its different i like different!
Conchubair
New member
Well, im changing my trousers...
imersa
New member
WOW WOW WOW WOW sweet!!!!!
That's a whole lot of WOW's
Not bad not bad at all, my case is now 5 months old and has 13 x 120mm fan mounts! In other news not too much, cracking down with work. A nice S2.0 case heading to TTL very soon.
Thanks sir! We have converted quiet a lot of haters and people unsure about how somewhat sporadic the runs to the bottom chamber are. Nice to do something so different.
Oh no what happened :lol:
Conchubair
New member
same as last time.. the tissues incident repeated itsself, just without warning!
imersa
New member
More Cable Management
Back once aaaaaaaaaaaaagain!
This time we our tying up some lose ends and working on the cable management in the rear. Horrified if I'm honest at how much wire needs to go in this build.
We start with laying the beast down. Not actually as easy as it sounds:
First problem to address:
Due to the thickness of the res' in the bottom you cannot screw the bottom of the pass through fittings on.. this is a bit of on issue because a few of the angles connected to the acrylic tubing are maybe out by 0.something of a mm or a degree:
To fix this we came up with a solution that worked out EVEN better than expected. Starting with some extenders:
Another pass/fill port:
With these combined you can actually use the ring/nut on the fitting to tighten and pull everything into place:
All done here.... expensive fitting bill...!
Next up we start to install the cables for the rig. Must say Pexon did a great job on the PSU for us. We gave him the exact lengths needed for a LOT of cables. Results super happy. Wanted to keep to one tone, keep it super neutral:
On to hell... the rear! A LOT of cables to deal with:
So before we do this we consulted the Parvum Guardian:
He said if we don't sort it quick time he will hit us with his hammer.. >.<,
MORE mess:
To combat this we need to cut another pane. Drawing first:
Next we grab one of the old panels from Magnus. Love to reuse every bit of acrylic we can. Then of course recycle whats left after that:
Little beauty:
Slotting our cable management beast in:
Super stoked on this:
Finally for this update in goes the slot loading blue-ray:
That's all guys and girls. Was great, getting very close now. Loads of progress.
Until next time... What did you have/will have for dinner tonight?
Sponsors/Support:
Back once aaaaaaaaaaaaagain!
This time we our tying up some lose ends and working on the cable management in the rear. Horrified if I'm honest at how much wire needs to go in this build.
We start with laying the beast down. Not actually as easy as it sounds:
First problem to address:
Due to the thickness of the res' in the bottom you cannot screw the bottom of the pass through fittings on.. this is a bit of on issue because a few of the angles connected to the acrylic tubing are maybe out by 0.something of a mm or a degree:
To fix this we came up with a solution that worked out EVEN better than expected. Starting with some extenders:
Another pass/fill port:
With these combined you can actually use the ring/nut on the fitting to tighten and pull everything into place:
All done here.... expensive fitting bill...!
Next up we start to install the cables for the rig. Must say Pexon did a great job on the PSU for us. We gave him the exact lengths needed for a LOT of cables. Results super happy. Wanted to keep to one tone, keep it super neutral:
On to hell... the rear! A LOT of cables to deal with:
So before we do this we consulted the Parvum Guardian:
He said if we don't sort it quick time he will hit us with his hammer.. >.<,
MORE mess:
To combat this we need to cut another pane. Drawing first:
Next we grab one of the old panels from Magnus. Love to reuse every bit of acrylic we can. Then of course recycle whats left after that:
Little beauty:
Slotting our cable management beast in:
Super stoked on this:
Finally for this update in goes the slot loading blue-ray:
That's all guys and girls. Was great, getting very close now. Loads of progress.
Until next time... What did you have/will have for dinner tonight?
