GTX Titan Mod 'possible?'

[Tim3Shift3r]

Is it possible to mod/paint/dye a GTX titan to something like:

and

[Mo5]

I wouldn't do it, but it should be possible (just very hard).

[mvitkun]

the shroud is aluminum so just buy some pant that works on metal,try to find something that is at least somewhat heat resistant.

[s0nrise]

lol titans are gorgeous, I wouldnt do that to a $1000 card

[TicTac]

You could do it *if you want* i wouldn't tho

[StuS]

The Titan seems pretty easy to take apart aside from a couple odd screws. Should be enough to take the pieces you want off to paint them.

[the_devil52]

You could probably get it anodized. But you would have to take it apart first.

[Uberskills]

also if you were to change it to red change the green led's to red as well

[Tim3Shift3r]

I am still not sure or I will paint it or not, but if I do it I will change the green leds to red

[marty_1986]

Why Red, then people might think your an AMD fan boy, lol

[Tim3Shift3r]

Why Red, then people might think your an AMD fan boy, lol

I will never get an AMD again... :p

Just red because it match with my other components

[JakeGFX]

You wouldn't want to do it. Part of it is made out of aluminium and wait for it.....*drum roll* magnesium alloy. So if you want to paint with other substance you are unaware of and gets a reaction. Good Luck :)

[Average_Joe]

It's risky business but you can do it, of course. Anodize it in red, it will be ballin' :D. Otherwise you could paint it, but put as thin layer of paint as possible.

[Jayster]

If you want it looking like those photo's your going to have to anodize, painting will not come out anything like those pictures.

[daveyjones]

Jayster is right! You'd have to anodize it for it to look like that. Which I'm pretty sure you can't do yourself, and will probably be expensive. If you go through with it, post it on the forum.

[Salmiakbal]

I don't understand all the scared people. As seen in TTL's vid, it is really easy to take apart.

There's two ways: Regular paint and *maybe* anodizing

I say maybe because not every aluminium is anodizable, and I don't know what alloy it is or if it even is pure alu (like JakeGFX said)

Anodizing IS possible to DIY but good result isn't guaranteed and it's not very easy.

Painting is a much better option and easily feasible. You won't need special heat resistant paint like mentioned in this thread :)

[Winther]

Im pretty sure the latest update gives the Titan and 690 the ability to change the lighting colors.. :)

[bradscoolio]

That's cute :3

I reckon why not! If you've got the equipment and you can go ahead and try it.

Don't forget to show us your results ;)

[Tim3Shift3r]

That's cute :3

I reckon why not! If you've got the equipment and you can go ahead and try it.

Don't forget to show us your results ;)

if its just painting, yeah, but if i need to anodize it, nope :(

[IRnucLeaR]

I don't know if you have seen this before but there are tons of people using this stuff for pretty much everything from mice an keyboards to power supply's AND video cards. "http://www.overclock.net/t/993381/white-carbon-fiber-g500-mod-walkthrough" With a little searching you'll find they have a lot of different options, not just the carbon fiber. Now it wouldn't look exactly like your picture but it would probably be the easiest way (without any risk of damage) to change its appearance. Here is someones video card "http://i.imgur.com/erdnp.jpg"