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MOBGATE
 
also camera shake

so I primed the inside of the case with some plastic bonding primer a couple of days ago(i started to smooth out the edges of the case also after this pic)

after I checked out my black cables and stuff inside the case,to see how they would look.

after that I realized that damn brown fan was really bugging me,so I did this
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then this happen and I think I figured out my colors for the case

I was going to go with black but I really love how the white offsets every thing.

The 4690k is about 3% faster at the same cock speeds. Just keep in mind, the 3570k needs a Z77 board. 

I wish my cock speed was 3% faster :\

Use what you have for folding at home!

i am having a deja vu

popular, not reliable...
It's what's on the inside that matters, and for Corsairs PSUs that isn't good.

Sorry for the radio silence, everyone - Aiboh and I have both been very busy as of late :rolleyes:
  That said, we want to do a repeat of the last poll we posted, but this time we're limiting it to a consideration of a 15mm depth increase. After looking at the range of video cards, radiators, AIO's, and other hardware that's available, we've concluded that ~15mm would be the necessary length to add, in order to provide the greatest utility from such a change. Any less, and you begin to quickly reduce component flexibility; any more, and you only really benefit a small minority of builds that use the longest of cards.   So, what do you think: Is it worth it to add around 15mm of depth to Nova?   After playing around with this change, we can confirm the following about it's implications: Super-long cards (R9 295x2, or rediculous-length non-reference cards/coolers) will now be "comfortably" supported, and would be easier to install. Pretty much all cards will be supported length-wise, actually, that we know of. For all but the longest of cards (again, R9 295x2-territory), a 25mm front fan will be supported as well. For 10.5" cards (most notably nVidia's current and last-gen flagships, 780(Ti)/970/980/Titan/Titan X/Titan Z, as well as many of AMD's cards at or below the 270X, though some 280s/290s can be near this length), there will be ~58-60mm of clearance at the front. That's enough for pretty much any AIO, and any discrete radiator around 30-35mm - which will be particularly useful for builds that rear-mount the power supply, or populate 4-5 PCI slots (either of which prevent mounting a radiator and/or fan in their respective locations). Since we're adapting "sliding" 120mm mounts/grooves at the bottom of Nova, the ~15mm of depth would be reflected in added range of movement for bottom-mounted components. This could be handy if you had hardware mounted to the front and bottom, for example. For builds with ITX-length graphics cards and PCI devices, front-mounting the HDD cage near the bottom would now be possible. Finally, this change would give additional clearance to any hardware mounted to the side bracket, when it is swung out. Currently, the X41 used in testing just swings past the 2x2.5" drive bracket, even with the mounts pushed all the way towards the back. The depth increase would thus alleviate concerns of clearance issues for practically anything you could mount there, when used in conjunction with the drive bracket. The "cost" of these changes would be a ~4.5% increase in Nova's depth (to 348mm) and volume (to ~17.7L). I encourage everyone to both vote in the poll, and contribute their thoughts on the thread! We're still very much on the fence about this possible change, and look to you all for a better sense of what you'd value - and whether or not this would affect the sorts of builds you'd want to make inside Nova.

haha

The phone will be unusable carrier level wise, but you should be able to restore it with his Apple ID etc if its linked to his iCloud account.
 
You'll need to go to your carrier and get your IMEI or similar number cleared out of the stolen/blocked status. 

Well, if he tells them that it's been recovered and manages to prove it then he should be able to use it just fine...?

I have this:

 
2€ I don't even know if it works, it has a phone like connector. It was filthy (like the picture) and washed it with a bit of water and soap, lol.

I ran AS SSD on the RAM drive in RAID 0 and got some pretty respectable results from it:

Not sure how this compares against current gen SSD's, but the RAM drive operates on Sata 2 so I'm sure that's a huge bottleneck.
 
Also I checked the bios for a 3pin fan mode and its not there, so Gigabyte removed one of my favorite features. Looks like I need to get a PWM fan now. I do prefer the bios over the new EFI's though.

Er zijn mischien wel dozijnen van ons! Dozijnen!
 
 
 
 
klinkt toch beter in het engels

Got the second design finished in sketchup and mocked up where i wanted the components and if they would fit.
 

 
Component layout;
 

 
Going to make the top and the visible sides of birch plywood, and the rest of MDF wood (just duo to it being alot easier to work with at thoose places)
So should be able to get started sometime the upcoming week hopefully!

I hope this will make your insides feel better
 

Who else hurt inside watching that?

thats funny I just got done looking at the nes and just noticed that,I did not try pulling it off must of got stuck to the masking tape.
 
just fixed it now!

I see you tried to pull off that sticker. But it seems to be kinda failing.  
Anyways nice paintjob and good luck with the build   

Update
received Seasonic Snow Silent cable set from Ensourced and still a perfect job , WoW
and first time I use Bitspower kit in white for pump and res
again WOW

Sorry there have been so few updates with this project,  I have run into some major issues along the road.  But here is they latests on the project.  Currently the parts are being printed, as of writing this, there is one part left to print.  I will be picking them up tomorrow, but so far everything looks OK. 

I have all the liquid cooling hardware ordered and its all sitting next to me waiting for the last few pieces to arrive.   I hope to have the laser cut panel in this week as well as all the mounting hardware.  From here I will be shipping the case down to Texas for to have the sleeving work done.  Once that is finished and I have the case back in my hands, I will be doing the water cooling and the last few pieces. 

I will update as much as I can, however, due to the time constraints, they might be a bit delayed as I need to focus on getting this done before the end of April. 

In the mean time, here are some photo of the printed parts.


 

 

 

 

not really.. i can drop the temps by 15-20 by taking the panels off? i would rather go for a bigger and more spacious case. also give me more modding/upgrade room.

I will be able to see it in my head !

TEASER:

 

Fantastic build.
Well done!