InfamousHyperstorm

This looks great.  Keep us updated. To everyone arguing and knitpicking, if you haven't noticed he's proving you all wrong.

Quite easy really just buy the same diameter (and wall thickness) as you would acrylic and have your De- buring tool handy for the proper fit and seal. Nvidia actually posted a great copper tube water cooled mod on YouTube showcasing it. And some fittings even say for use with acrylic or copper tubes.

aside from the air in the loop ( OCD is a problem lol )
its a nice build , good job Sir

Good idea? Meh. Doable? Yep. Done before? Also yep.

They look like some trucks you'd see in Euro Truck Simulator.

For the people wondering its for ASIC coin  miners.

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only 1.5A? and you need supply your own ATX power supply??  Come on!! 
You should try this~~
 

 
You just need a power cable, and they said it can run 1.5A to 2A @ each port~~
 
You can find chargers with many usb ports like this in Chinese online shopping sites like TaoBao.....
 
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Personally I doubt it can run 1.5A to 2A each port, and some left comments on their stores that the output is not up to 1.5A...
so I don't think you should buy it....

49 mice at once, there is an API by windows to have multiple cursors on the screen. IMAGINE THE MAYHEM.

Silverstone ST45SF , ST45SF-G and SST-SX600G are all good ones and aren't to difficult to find?

Sudden temperature spike?... 
 

 
I for one welcome our new overlords

There's not much more we can really do about it other than keep track of it so we can avoid it.  Clean up is largely infeasible.

Yes, there was an orbital helicopter with five cameramen on it nearby just when this happened. The footage is being processed now.

ok? trash in outer space became spread out trash in outer space

wow people, this thing is $1500. If you wanted it to build a gun and shoot someone with it, it would be cheaper and faster to just buy a fucking gun. This is a small CNC mill, nothing more, nothing less. if you wanted to mass produce guns, a $20000 Haas would be far more economical.

That looks like the industrial noctua fans which you can buy

No problem. This is the 21st century. Gun blueprints can be posted online for anyone to use.
 
@Pohernori: Wow... I'm on the side of gun control, but Singapore has gone too far with those punishments.
 
While it's already possible to obtain a weapon illegally, this machine makes it easier. Getting a weapon from the black market or from a private seller effectively requires them to be your accomplice.
 
If this machine had been sold as a "custom PC waterblock milling machine" (although nickel-plated copper seems to be the material of choice for waterblocks, not aluminium), I wonder if Fedex would have carried it without question, or if they would still have recognised it as a machine with the ability to manufacture guns.

Couldn't you simply NOT tell them whats in the unmarked box? As far as I know they aren't allowed to rip open packages to check contents.

As reported by Lifehacker:
 
http://lifehacker.com/microsoft-now-lets-you-download-windows-7-isos-with-a-v-1688039211?utm_campaign=socialflow_lifehacker_facebook&utm_source=lifehacker_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow
 
You can now legally download Windows 7 ISOs, if you have a proper key. No more "iffy downloads" that may or may not be injected with wonderful spyware. 
 
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-recoveryis the direct site. 
 
 
Enjoy!

There is a stylish theme which makes websites dark universally: https://userstyles.org/styles/31267/global-dark-style-changes-everything-to-dark.
 
You can use this while keeping specifically made ones on certain websites to maximize the black out.

I think you should highly consider Linux. Preferably Ubuntu if you are brand new to linux. Mint is another great alternative. I'm assuming that netbook is low spec and Linux will run much smoother than Windows (all versions) just because Linux is way less demanding. These distros can be bootable via USB if you know what you're doing.
 
http://www.ubuntu.com/
http://www.linuxmint.com/

ghost sucked

At 40 dollars you're not likely to find a higher quality PSU anyways, the extra wattage is just a bonus in case you want to expand later on.

But if it's cheaper than lower wattage PSU's, I don't see why not.