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updated this to the AM 4 plattform
ASrock Fatality Gaming pro paired with the Ryzen 1700x @4.1 ghz with a sett of G.Skill trident Z 3200 Mhz DDR4 Memory @2666Mhz. (Due to some ryzen issues on memory)
Before the Upgrade







After - Ryzen Upgrade








 
Carbon Fiber Cable Combs from MNPCTECH they are so AWASOME
 
 

updated this to the AM 4 plattform
ASrock Fatality Gaming pro paired with the Ryzen 1700x @4.1 ghz with a sett of G.Skill trident Z 3200 Mhz DDR4 Memory @2666Mhz. (Due to some ryzen issues on memory)
Before the Upgrade







After - Ryzen Upgrade








 
Carbon Fiber Cable Combs from MNPCTECH they are so AWASOME
 
 

ahm......Don´t ask ,
I don´t want to know  [LOL]

Project Sleight of Hand
Hello everyone and welcome to another Buildlog of mine,
my name is Jojo Haraldsson and i am a 32 year old casemodder from iceland,
(for those of you who didn´t know)
I recently started another build for a "client" and i would like to share the progress 
with you, since i am coming up with a few usefull ideas for the Corsair Air 540 Case.
The reason for me calling the project "slight of hand" is simply due to the fact that things dissapear from one place and suddenly pop up somewhere else,(happens to everyone )
Lets get started,enjoy,and don´t be shy to comment or ask questions 
along this beatiful journey of a casemod !!!
 
If you would like to be the first to see all updates on my builds you can follow me on my FB page
@JHPCmods
 
 
System Specifications:
MB: Asrock Z170 Extreme 4
CPU:Intel 6600K O.C @5Ghz 
RAM: G.SKill Tridenz 32GB Kit
PSU:Thermaltake 1050 Watts
GPU:Asus 970 Strix in SLI
Watercooling - 
Alphacool - VPP 755  - Eispumpe V2
Alphacool - 240mm Radiator on top
Alphacool - 360mm Radiator in the front
XSPC Cpu Block
EK - Gpu Waterblocks with black Backplate
Fittings - Barrow - 
Tubing  - Barrow -
Custom Sleeved Cables by Icemodz.com 
 


First i started on testfitting some of the gear so we know how to work from there and construct accordingly.
 

And here are the final HD pictures of the fully finished build.
 
If you are interested in seeing the Project Icemodz Vol 2.
Head on over to my facebook page and follow me there. @JHPCmods

KHAJIIIT HAZ HARD'WARES
 

It is finally here three month of waiting is finally over,
Fresh out of the production phase from germany the 
"Cuplex Kryos NEXT " waterblock from aquacomputer 
has finally arrived,
here are a few pictures ,can´t wait to get this installed

The Be Quiet Dark Base 900 Pro 
is all coming along,
still waiting on my cpu block i was hoping to use in this build,
and some more watercooling gear like tubing and fittings,
but in the meanwhile ideas come up and why not use the time and integrate them
did a small cover for the top radiator with a small lip on the bottom,so i am able to cast some "indirect" light on to the gpu and my watercooled nvme Drive. )samsung 950 pro,
Used 4mm acrylic and bend the bottom 45 degrees to the front so the LED light does no throw to much glow to the bottom but more to the frontþ
also installed my custom ROG logo on to the motherboardcover.
more to come soon.
 

And some more...
 

Part 2

I think you are missunderstaning what cover means,
by cover i mean covering up the rough looking side of the radiator which also is a different black then the rest of the case.
i am NOT covering the fins where the heat dissapates out through the top of the case.

Hey everyone,
So it is time to continue ,
started this week on my own front panel door,
made out of 4mm acrylic,
and also did a cover around the fans to make it look cleaner while showing off the fans
Huge Shoutout to Bequiet for making this possible
Thank you !!

http://www.bequiet.com/en



Stay tuned for more to come soon,
Happuy modding to all of you

There are ventilation holes on the side all around the case ,where air is entering in the front and exiting in the back and top.
 
 

Really impressed with what you've done so far. I also want to thank you for showing that fill port design - I actually went back and changed my loop slightly behind the reservoirs so that it is very similar to yours. Not only is it much easier to access but I was also able to bleed the air out of it which I couldn't do before.

Hey everyone ?
the mainboard is all together again.
i think the paintjob to compliment the Fractal Design Case came out alright.
also testfitted the gpu...
and found that a bracket to hold it steady is totally nessacery.
so thats what i will be doing next ?

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Hey everyone ?
the mainboard is all together again.
i think the paintjob to compliment the Fractal Design Case came out alright.
also testfitted the gpu...
and found that a bracket to hold it steady is totally nessacery.
so thats what i will be doing next ?

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Hey everyone,
My name is Jojo Haraldsson for those of you who don´t know me,i am a 31 year old Casemodder from iceland,and i would like to invite you to enjoy my buildlog for my next build.
It is time again that i do a Build for my (by now) 11 year old Daughter.
This will be a simple incase computer build for gaming.
Enjoy the Buildlog and comment if you have questions or just want to talk
Now lets get this going........ but first i have to say,
HUGE Thank you to my sponsors for this Build ,
Fractal Design,and Icemodz are making this possible,thank you guys
 


Part 1:
So the plans are as followed,
Removing the rear panel of the Fractal Define C Case and Building my own out of 3mm rustfree steel.

i had laying around a piece that almost fitted perfectly (i thought only shortening it would do)
but i had to drimm off the side a litte - 4mm to be exact.
then i had to file everyting to fit nicely,especially the corners they had to be a exact to fit nicely in the bottom and top panel.
after that i had to preinstall the mainboard and draw where the IO cutout had to go,from there the next step where to think about how i wanted to have the GPU,since the main reason for reconstructing  my own backpanel was the polacement of the gpu in a differrent way.
after that it was simple,take the jigsaw with an ireon blade and cut out the two holes file everything down and make it look a little cleaner,
then go over everything with some sandpaper to make it "babybuttsmooth"
After everything was ready ,it was off to paint,first primer and then black matt paint to match the paint of the case (at least try).
let everything dry for 48 hours or so,the assemble everything.
next i painted the mainboard cover of the Asus Sabertooth Z77 Motherboard which will house a delidded 3770k  which should be plenty 
for gaming the next few years overclocked @ 4.6- 4.8 ghz.
and don´t worry the motherboard cover will not be so green in the end (these are only the first steps)
Stay tuned for more to come soon
 

Hey everyone,
My name is Jojo Haraldsson for those of you who don´t know me,i am a 31 year old Casemodder from iceland,and i would like to invite you to enjoy my buildlog for my next build.
It is time again that i do a Build for my (by now) 11 year old Daughter.
This will be a simple incase computer build for gaming.
Enjoy the Buildlog and comment if you have questions or just want to talk
Now lets get this going........ but first i have to say,
HUGE Thank you to my sponsors for this Build ,
Fractal Design,and Icemodz are making this possible,thank you guys
 


Part 1:
So the plans are as followed,
Removing the rear panel of the Fractal Define C Case and Building my own out of 3mm rustfree steel.

i had laying around a piece that almost fitted perfectly (i thought only shortening it would do)
but i had to drimm off the side a litte - 4mm to be exact.
then i had to file everyting to fit nicely,especially the corners they had to be a exact to fit nicely in the bottom and top panel.
after that i had to preinstall the mainboard and draw where the IO cutout had to go,from there the next step where to think about how i wanted to have the GPU,since the main reason for reconstructing  my own backpanel was the polacement of the gpu in a differrent way.
after that it was simple,take the jigsaw with an ireon blade and cut out the two holes file everything down and make it look a little cleaner,
then go over everything with some sandpaper to make it "babybuttsmooth"
After everything was ready ,it was off to paint,first primer and then black matt paint to match the paint of the case (at least try).
let everything dry for 48 hours or so,the assemble everything.
next i painted the mainboard cover of the Asus Sabertooth Z77 Motherboard which will house a delidded 3770k  which should be plenty 
for gaming the next few years overclocked @ 4.6- 4.8 ghz.
and don´t worry the motherboard cover will not be so green in the end (these are only the first steps)
Stay tuned for more to come soon
 

Hot Daym

thx  guys , for the follow i try not to dissapoint

Gpu Block Done to match the theme of the Fractal Define C ?
 

 

installed the waterblock on the 970 card
and
did finetune the cosmetic aspects of the gpu a little with some custom vinyl and some acrylic :-)
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My appologies for the long delay,i am still waoting on some stuff to arrive for this project.
A gew extra fans and a new more suiting psu has arrived 
Huge thank you goes to Be quiet.
more will come soon ?

Fillport is installed 
installing some more badass fans from Be quiet in total 10 fans are in this case already ?
also installing the Powersupply for some maaad power efficiency with that platinum rating ?
Again Huge thank you to Be quiet for making this possible.

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Gpu waterblock arrived had to strap it on
 
and now some oc to test out the difference.