Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 5, 2012 #1 Something I completed yesterday. Inwin Dragon Rider case Intel i52550K ASUS P8Z68/V Pro Gen3 16GB G.Skill 2133 RAM Last edited: Aug 5, 2012
Something I completed yesterday. Inwin Dragon Rider case Intel i52550K ASUS P8Z68/V Pro Gen3 16GB G.Skill 2133 RAM
Wrench97 Administrator, Hardware Expert Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 3,075 Location S.E. Pennsylvania Aug 5, 2012 #2 Nice neat wiring :thumbsup2:
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 5, 2012 #3 Thanks Bruce, wiring took more time than everything else.
GZ Visiting Expert Joined Apr 8, 2012 Posts 1,302 Location New Jersey Aug 5, 2012 #4 I agree, you did a great job with the wiring. I am assuming the screen attached to the intake side of the HSF is to prevent dust buildup???
I agree, you did a great job with the wiring. I am assuming the screen attached to the intake side of the HSF is to prevent dust buildup???
bassfisher6522 Sysnative Staff Staff member Joined Jul 22, 2012 Posts 345 Aug 5, 2012 #5 Britton30 said: Something I completed yesterday. Inwin Dragon Rider case Intel i52550K ASUS P8Z68/V Pro Gen3 16GB G.Skill 2133 RAM View attachment 1267 View attachment 1268 View attachment 1269 View attachment 1270 View attachment 1271 Click to expand... Dude, I've been looking at that same case for the last 3 or 4 months...I here that the big 200mm fan is real loud. How do you like that case? Nice rig
Britton30 said: Something I completed yesterday. Inwin Dragon Rider case Intel i52550K ASUS P8Z68/V Pro Gen3 16GB G.Skill 2133 RAM View attachment 1267 View attachment 1268 View attachment 1269 View attachment 1270 View attachment 1271 Click to expand... Dude, I've been looking at that same case for the last 3 or 4 months...I here that the big 200mm fan is real loud. How do you like that case? Nice rig
2xg Emeritus, Contributor Joined Apr 11, 2012 Posts 353 Location SoCal Aug 5, 2012 #6 Another one Gary? Very nice and neat rig. :thumbsup2:
Laxer Co-FounderSenior Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 4,003 Location Portland, OR Aug 5, 2012 #7 I was also kind of curious as for the reasoning for the screen on the HSF... I agree very nice wiring... Did you resleeve the PSU?(and add clear caps) or is it just an extension?
I was also kind of curious as for the reasoning for the screen on the HSF... I agree very nice wiring... Did you resleeve the PSU?(and add clear caps) or is it just an extension?
Temmu Well-known member Joined Apr 18, 2012 Posts 436 Location far reaches of the galaxy, but you knew that... Aug 9, 2012 #8 nice work, britton30! very clean. as the others said, why the mesh over the ha-uge fans?
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 12, 2012 #9 The black mesh is there as dust filters and doesn't make my temps any higher but keep the CPU cooler fins free of dust. I took out the 200mm fan since I didn't want to fool with its cable every time I take the side panel off. The big fan makes no noise at all BTW. I like the case except for the bog side grille and I'm going to replace it with a window real soon, transparent blue I think. Here it is with the inner support and grille removes. Rayda this is the same case I've worked on for 3 months or so. Geoff the PSU came with sleeved EPS12V and main connector cables. I used black electric tape to try to cover everything else. Last edited: Aug 12, 2012
The black mesh is there as dust filters and doesn't make my temps any higher but keep the CPU cooler fins free of dust. I took out the 200mm fan since I didn't want to fool with its cable every time I take the side panel off. The big fan makes no noise at all BTW. I like the case except for the bog side grille and I'm going to replace it with a window real soon, transparent blue I think. Here it is with the inner support and grille removes. Rayda this is the same case I've worked on for 3 months or so. Geoff the PSU came with sleeved EPS12V and main connector cables. I used black electric tape to try to cover everything else.
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 12, 2012 #10 In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping.
In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping.
Laxer Co-FounderSenior Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 4,003 Location Portland, OR Aug 12, 2012 #11 Britton30 said: In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping. Click to expand... I have never had this issue... It seems to be reoccuring on your end... Does it do this on just your computer or?
Britton30 said: In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping. Click to expand... I have never had this issue... It seems to be reoccuring on your end... Does it do this on just your computer or?
Anthony N Well-known member Joined Jun 13, 2012 Posts 619 Location Michigan, USA Aug 12, 2012 #12 wow nice rig. Nice dremal btw, hows the battery life? I've been debating between a corded one and a battery operated one.
wow nice rig. Nice dremal btw, hows the battery life? I've been debating between a corded one and a battery operated one.
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 17, 2012 #13 Laxer said: Britton30 said: In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping. Click to expand... I have never had this issue... It seems to be reoccurring on your end... Does it do this on just your computer or? Click to expand... I'll have to try another PC and see. It is only on this forum using Sysnative 6 theme, my fave. wishtobeanaussie said: wow nice rig. Nice dremal btw, hows the battery life? I've been debating between a corded one and a battery operated one. Click to expand... It's one I borrowed and the battery held up through the entire cutting out process. I recharged it then did some sanding and grinding on several screws. Motor got pretty hot while doing the grinding.
Laxer said: Britton30 said: In the first wiring pic there are extensions on the main and PCIe cables but I didn't use them for final wiring. I made another post because when editing the above, all my previous edits disappear, and I hate retyping. Click to expand... I have never had this issue... It seems to be reoccurring on your end... Does it do this on just your computer or? Click to expand... I'll have to try another PC and see. It is only on this forum using Sysnative 6 theme, my fave. wishtobeanaussie said: wow nice rig. Nice dremal btw, hows the battery life? I've been debating between a corded one and a battery operated one. Click to expand... It's one I borrowed and the battery held up through the entire cutting out process. I recharged it then did some sanding and grinding on several screws. Motor got pretty hot while doing the grinding.
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 17, 2012 #14 I like the Sysnative 6 because the content is narrow and doesn't spread across the whole monitor.
Laxer Co-FounderSenior Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 20, 2012 Posts 4,003 Location Portland, OR Aug 17, 2012 #15 Wait, it only happens using sysnative6? Ugh, that means its my fault :banghead:
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 18, 2012 #16 LOL, I haven't tested in other themes Geoff, but will. EDIT> Geoff I just tried editing this post in the default Sysnative and vBulletin themes and prior edits disappear there too. In the meantime back at the ranch, I have finished my side window mod. Last edited: Aug 18, 2012
LOL, I haven't tested in other themes Geoff, but will. EDIT> Geoff I just tried editing this post in the default Sysnative and vBulletin themes and prior edits disappear there too. In the meantime back at the ranch, I have finished my side window mod.
Britton30 R.I.P July 9, 2014 Joined Apr 24, 2012 Posts 200 Aug 18, 2012 #17 Also the edit option goes away after 1 day or so too, is that by design?