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Here some pictures of MAX 230 V2 - Gaming PC build
First cuts are made on the chassis with CNC machine
In this project cuts were made in the rear of the chassis
As you can see the cut is perfect
EK 420mm XT Radiator was placed at the base of the chassis with 4 high speed and ultra quiet swiftech fans,
this radiator is for loop 1 = Video Cards + Motherboard
EK 120mm XT radiator was installed on the top of the chassis with 2 high speed and ultra quiet swiftech fans,
the image below shows the fill port for loop 2 = CPU
This chassis has two 180mm fans, these two fans are controlled at the top of the chassis,
on the following images you can see the sleeves for fans cables and the improvement of the appearance inside the chassis.
More images of this project will be posted soon...
First cuts are made on the chassis with CNC machine
In this project cuts were made in the rear of the chassis
As you can see the cut is perfect
EK 420mm XT Radiator was placed at the base of the chassis with 4 high speed and ultra quiet swiftech fans,
this radiator is for loop 1 = Video Cards + Motherboard
EK 120mm XT radiator was installed on the top of the chassis with 2 high speed and ultra quiet swiftech fans,
the image below shows the fill port for loop 2 = CPU
This chassis has two 180mm fans, these two fans are controlled at the top of the chassis,
on the following images you can see the sleeves for fans cables and the improvement of the appearance inside the chassis.
More images of this project will be posted soon...
Here are the trays for disks that will be assembled in the front of the chassis for convenience when you place or remove a Drive. *
(This trays comes on the base of this Silverstone TJ11 chassis, but we had to remove the trays to place the 480mm radiator)
Thanks for your feedback 🙂
(This trays comes on the base of this Silverstone TJ11 chassis, but we had to remove the trays to place the 480mm radiator)
Thanks for your feedback 🙂
FilipoII, you do have a nice rig there! :cool:
Not sure if you focused more on appearance or you do want to have high capacity too... - if so, I would advise you to place the second GTX690 in the 3rd red PCIe slot... I know, that SLI water bridge may be too short for now, but for the future... 🙂
Not sure if you focused more on appearance or you do want to have high capacity too... - if so, I would advise you to place the second GTX690 in the 3rd red PCIe slot... I know, that SLI water bridge may be too short for now, but for the future... 🙂
Here some images of the waterblocks on the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme, Corsair DOMINATOR Platinum Memory and GTX 690 Water Blocks
This system has a dual loop configuration for the cooling system with two EK-D5-X reservoirs
The following images shows the fill port for Loop 1, and the individually sleeved cables,
The cuts in acrylic for the logo are made with a CNC machine
The following images show all components installed and testing to check the fit of the connectors to prevent leakage of fluid when filling the loops for the first time
The Images of the finished system will be posted soon
This system has a dual loop configuration for the cooling system with two EK-D5-X reservoirs
The following images shows the fill port for Loop 1, and the individually sleeved cables,
The cuts in acrylic for the logo are made with a CNC machine
The following images show all components installed and testing to check the fit of the connectors to prevent leakage of fluid when filling the loops for the first time
The Images of the finished system will be posted soon
