Project CIR (Comeback Is Real)

[Raven Raga]

 

a scrap build in progress

materials that will be used in this project will be most of all from scrap

or can be found just around my house 

 

reasons for this project is lack of budget and

to increase my skills being a modder.

 

This project is named CIR (Comeback Is Real)

because i failed my 500R build because of my GPU's

breakdown, now i am still waiting for it.

 

PLEASE GIVE SOME SUPPORT AT: https://www.patreon.com/artXmod?ty=h

 

Used parts:

Proc: Intel i5 4670K

MOBO ASUS Sabertooth Mark1 Z97

Rams: Crucial Ballistix Elite 4x4GB 1866Mhz

PSU: Corsair VS650 650W

SSD: ----

HDD1: ----

HDD2: ----

Case: Generic case

 

this build is made possible by:

 

 

This top portion of the case is from a scrap metal sheet  sanded and cleaned

 

 

 

 

 

I used hex bolt to make it neat

 

 

 

 

 

Got this feet from my old Corsair 300R

 

 

 

[TheAmazingCookieFromSquare]

preeeeeeeettty

[ahswodikjgahwuyedtawioudgw]

nice dude

[Raven Raga]

thanks guys much appreciated  

[AyBuild]

Paint it black!

[Raven Raga]

Paint it black!

i still have metalic black Anzahl urethane paint here and yes dude we have the same color in mind  

[Raven Raga]

Test fitting the radiator i got from watercool.de as a prize in their survey raffle

it fits just the way i want it

 

 

Its so shiny like diamond LOL

[AyBuild]

i still have metalic black Anzahl urethane paint here and yes dude we have the same color in mind

Cool can't wait. Followed.

[Raven Raga]

Cool can't wait. Followed.

thanks man ill finish this build i wont fail again 

[Raven Raga]

 

one quick update grinding the front mounts for the 360 rad from watercool.de

[Raven Raga]

another small update cant really plan well when your parts is not complete yet

 

still my GPU haven't arrived yet from RMA and i don't have cash yet for tubing

 

so if some of you has a good heart i need tubes LOL

 

 

 

 

[Raven Raga]

added some small brackets for 360 radiator to make it more sturdy 

 

 

[Raven Raga]

fabricated another part from an old roof lying around

supported by some rivets and hex bolts 

 

this setup really needs a fully modular PSU

i hope i can afford one

 

 

I used Dremel 3000 for the most of my modding with a EZ lock bit and a THIN CUT blade

 

 

 

this will be my last post for tonight still got class tomorrow 

stay tuned guys and happy modding

[Raven Raga]

SMALL UPDATE: sleeving my Corsair VS650 non-modular PSU (such a  pain in the ass coz its not modular) as you can see its pretty clear for a newbie like me

 

extraction...

 

 

i used a paracord to sleeve my wires since thats the only thing i have available

 

 

 

 

3 down some more to go >.< (i really have no idea how to sleeve the molex connectors and the two 6pins for my GPU)

 

 

 

so this is the end of my small update

still hoping that i can buy a fully modular PSU soon

 

thanks for reading guys  

stay tuned