Mnpctech.com Posted July 19, 2013 Author Share Posted July 19, 2013 Just got word finally, that Evga's X79 Dark is scheduled to be shipping week beginning August 5th ....The FrozenCPU will be using Evga's new X79 Dark motherboard, socket LGA 2011 with X79 chipset for upcoming Sandy Bridge-E processors. It will have eight DDR3 slots to supports up to 64 GB. 5, PCI-E 3.0 x 16 slots and single PCI-E x 4 slots. 10 SATA ports and EVBot connector and Power On/Off and Reset switches. Dual Intel Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth two and 7.1-channel audio. Evga x79 is EATX Form Factor Length: 12in - 304.8mm Width: 10.375in - 263.5mm http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/EVGA_X79_DARK_gaming_pc_build_overclocking_results_score_size_cost_release1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/EVGA_X79_DARK_gaming_pc_build_overclocking_results_score_size_cost_release2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/EVGA_X79_DARK_gaming_pc_build_overclocking_results_score_size_cost_release3_4way_quad_sli.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/EVGA_X79_DARK_gaming_pc_build_overclocking_results_score_size_cost_release3_4way_quad_sli2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/EVGA_X79_DARK_gaming_pc_build_overclocking_results_score_size_cost_release3_4way_quad_sli3.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
onevoicewild Posted July 22, 2013 Share Posted July 22, 2013 I applaud FrozenCPU for having you create this historic build. This is beyond imagination! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted October 1, 2013 Author Share Posted October 1, 2013 Thank you Mike, they've been great to work with! EVGA 780 GTX gpu arrived from frozen, along with EK-FC Titan SE blocks for nvidia reference NVA-P2083, Geforce GTX Titan and 780 series ...and EK backplates http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_plexi_titan_780_gtx_evga_sli_dual_triple1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_plexi_titan_780_gtx_evga_sli_dual_triple2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_plexi_titan_780_gtx_evga_sli_dual_triple3.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_plexi_titan_780_gtx_evga_sli_dual_triple4.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_plexi_titan_780_gtx_evga_sli_dual_triple5.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
onevoicewild Posted October 1, 2013 Share Posted October 1, 2013 Nice looking card and EK water block, that's what I'm doing today, voiding the warranty on my GPU. I was at Best Buy one time and ask their sales Boy if he could pull the side panel off a computer so I could look at something. He Informed me if I pulled the side panel off of my case it would void the warranty. I told him son you don't understand how far beyond that we are! VOID YOUR WARRANTY Ha ha ha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted October 2, 2013 Author Share Posted October 2, 2013 I've been told that same line Mike!!!!! haha.... (hates best buy!) we got Black Acetal dual parallel terminal for 780 GTXs by EK. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_fc_terminal_dual_parallel_sli_block1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_fc_terminal_dual_parallel_sli_block2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_tech_bench_ek_fc_terminal_dual_parallel_sli_block3.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted October 22, 2013 Author Share Posted October 22, 2013 Thanks for tuning in again... I'm just waiting on handful of parts now, so we're almost there! ....I received Primochill's 1/2" OD acrylic tubing, so we can see what these "Revolver" compression fittings are all about...., although the carton I received states "Ghost" on the label?....* http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech3.jpg Jewelers hand saw http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech4.jpg Cutting down the primochill tubing to length http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech5.jpg To clean and debur edges of the primochill acrylic tubing, you can use hand file or medium grit sandpaper. I've opted for quicker solution and used Plumber's tubing reamer. You can pick-up these Tubing / Pipe Reamers at most Home Improvement Stores, in their Plumbing Aisle. Pretty handy tool for this task, so placed a bulk wholesale order and stocking them here, Pipe / Tubing Reamer http://www.mnpctech.com/tube_reamer_tool_primochill_acylic_tube_ghost_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech_tool1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech_reamer2.jpg Place reamer on flat surface, hold it in place, apply pressure while twisting or rotating tube clockwise or counter clockwise*between three blades, then flip reamer upside down and repeat for inner diameter. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech_reamer3.jpg ...then flip reamer upside down and repeat for inner diameter. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech5_tube2.jpg It does decent job...*you can also use medium grit sandpaper or hand file as alternative* http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9a.jpg Place "Revolver" compression shell over acrylic first, then o-ring http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9b.jpg then insert tubing into compression fitting... http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9c.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d.jpg Bending the primochill acrylic tubing next.... Mnpctech PETG Clear PC Liquid Tubing,*http://mnpctech.com/pc-computer-alphacool-ek-bitspower-hardwarelabs-heatkiller-liquid-cooling/petg-tube-clear-bend-petg-tubing-mnpctech/ http://mnpctech.com/images/detailed/2/petg_tube_tubing_hardline_pc_bend_watercool_hammer_test_mnpctech1.jpg Cut PETG Tubing with Mnpctech Ratchet Cutting Gun,*http://mnpctech.com/case-mods-gaming-pc-liquid-modding-custom-computer-mnpctech-overclock-cooling-fan-grills/petg-and-pvc-ratchet-tube-cutter.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted October 29, 2013 Author Share Posted October 29, 2013 http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d1.jpg Silicone Fill Tubing, insert into Primochill .5" OD acrylic tubing. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d2.jpg Dip the Silicone Fill Tubing in Dish Soap water http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/241/detailed/1/tube_reamer_tool_primochill_acylic_tube_ghost_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech_tool1_ibs8-m4.jpg Insert Silicone Fill tubing into the 1/2" Primochill Acrylic tube before heating the Tubing. Hold the tubing around 4" above the heat, and keep rotating the Acrylic tubing over the heat. I made Acrylic Tubing Bending Jig, from Acrylic! http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d5a.jpg I made it from .5" Clear Acrylic scrap from the workshop. For the bends, I used our 1-3/4" & 1" Billet PC Case Feet for two different size bends. http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/210/detailed/1/Machined.Billet.Case.Feet.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d4.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d5.jpg Placing .5" Primochill tubing along channel and 1" case foot, to create 90 degree bend. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d6.jpg 1" inside bend http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d7.jpg Primochill .5" acrylic tubing for EK Terminal Bridge http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9d8.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_guide_rigid_acylic_tube_bend_jig_ghost_compression_fitting_hardline_pc_mnpctech9e.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
onevoicewild Posted October 31, 2013 Share Posted October 31, 2013 That's going to look Awesome rrrr rrrr when you get some fluid in it. You might have postpartum depression when this finally leaves the shop. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted December 17, 2013 Author Share Posted December 17, 2013 Yes, After going thru builder withdrawal, it was nice to just work without any interruptions, Spent past several weeks learning how to build and operate our new website while waiting for hardware and fittings to arrive. Heres the update pics from the weekend after installing all of the hardware, including SSD, psu and power connections. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_corsair_force_SSD.jpg BIG Thank you to Corsair in sponsoring this project http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_aqualis_dec4.jpg Revised the motherboard plate with opening over primochill ghosts revolver fittings. This will make it easier to install / uninstall the rigid hard line tubing to cpu and gpu loop. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_aqualis_dec3.jpg Drain Valve, located behind front cover. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_aqualis_dec5.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_aqualis_dec6.jpg next stage is mounting the two 480 radiators Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted December 30, 2013 Author Share Posted December 30, 2013 ..more tube bending fun, we revised the motherboard mounting plate with opening over primochill ghosts revolver fittings, Much easier to install / uninstall the rigid hard line tubing to cpu and gpu loop :D http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_monsoon_primochill_rigid_mnpctech_dec1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_monsoon_primochill_rigid_mnpctech_dec2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_monsoon_primochill_rigid_mnpctech_dec3.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_monsoon_primochill_rigid_mnpctech_dec4.jpg Next stage installing phoyba fans from frozen & mounting 2x 480 radiators with M3 "Screw'd" Anodized Blue Radiator fasteners http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/207/detailed/1/m3_ek_alphacool_feser_radiator_screws_anodized_blue1.jpg or Anodized Red http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/205/detailed/1/m3_ek_alphacool_feser_radiator_screws_anodized_red1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_mnpctech_billet_tech_test_bench_station_evga_dark_ek_supremacy_aqualis_dec1.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted January 6, 2014 Author Share Posted January 6, 2014 Put a "Twist" on the CPU to GPU Terminal yesterday... I recorded video of the steps involved, just doing it freehand.. I should have it edited and posted to my YT channel next week. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_monsoon_rigid_hardline_acrylic_tubing_diy_bending_guide_twist_twirl_mnpctech.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_monsoon_rigid_hardline_acrylic_tubing_diy_bending_guide_twist_twirl_mnpctech2.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_monsoon_rigid_hardline_acrylic_tubing_diy_bending_guide_twist_twirl_mnpctech3.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/primochill_monsoon_rigid_hardline_acrylic_tubing_diy_bending_guide_twist_twirl_mnpctech4.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anti Hero Posted January 22, 2014 Share Posted January 22, 2014 This is just insane. Awesome build bro. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted April 28, 2014 Author Share Posted April 28, 2014 The kind folks at Corsair were generous to sponsor this project with new Force GS SSD 240 GB and two 16 GB packs of Dominator DDR3 to utilize in our build. Awesome! Thank you Corsair!!!!! http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_tech_station_corsair_SSD_force_GS_sata3.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_tech_station_corsair_dominator_platnium_DDR3_x79b.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_tech_station_corsair_dominator_platnium_DDR3_x79a.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_tech_station_corsair_dominator_platnium_DDR3.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted April 28, 2014 Author Share Posted April 28, 2014 Lots of changes have happened at Mnpctech since my last update which had taken me away from the workbench. We had also revised a lot of things along the way make so the ending result was better than the concept. This is more spacious, so the cover clears longer cards, and frozen wanted to highlight the popularity of the retail hard line tubing kits as well. I didn't ditch the "Twisty" tube, it will be included with the build, so they can chose which they prefer. will install LED PC Lighting strip, maybe Blue or White, theres other colors here,*http://mnpctech.com/pc-led-lights/ * * White Red Green Blue Orange UV * * * * UV LED lighting * Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted April 29, 2014 Author Share Posted April 29, 2014 I'm using these Machined Aluminum "Grooved" PC Case Feet, since they match the 6061 aluminum used for the chassis http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/210/detailed/1/Machined.Billet.Case.Feet.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_com_tech_test_bench_station_mnpctech_pc_case_feet_turntable_grooved1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_com_tech_test_bench_station_mnpctech_pc_case_feet_turntable_grooved3.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_com_tech_test_bench_station_mnpctech_pc_case_feet_turntable_grooved4.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted April 30, 2014 Author Share Posted April 30, 2014 The grills were inspired by Mnpctech's machined aluminum "480" radiator grill with rotating grill inserts here, http://www.frozencpu...m_-_Silver.html http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9p.jpg 480 radiator grill machined from 3/16" sheet, inspired by Mnpctech Machined Aluminum radiator grill with rotating grill inserts, sold by frozencpu here, http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9q.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9r.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted May 3, 2014 Author Share Posted May 3, 2014 We're utilizing two Aquacomputer Aqualis 450ml Reservoirs from Frozencpu. (approx. 80 x 80 x 170 mm) These measure 70mm in diameter and made from Borosilicate glass, so they're scratch resistant! There is no color absorption in this glass, so dye colors look more vibrant. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9z_aqualis5.jpg 70mm Borosilicate glass tube. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9z_aqualis4.jpg Aquacomputer's form-fitting D5 pump adapter, #34044 http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/frozencpu_ultimate_tech_bench_station_aqua_computer_mnpctech9z_aqualis.jpg Mounting solution for the two Aqualis reservoirs, all aluminum design devised by Cheaps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted May 11, 2014 Author Share Posted May 11, 2014 Finished the Diamond knurl thumbscrews for the top cover this weekend http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/12/sa9umyge.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted May 27, 2014 Author Share Posted May 27, 2014 Yesterday I actually got some "me time" in the workshop and illuminated the build with two Darkside Dimmable Modding PC LED Light Strips which look UV in these photos...lol, Here is whats included, and I love the protective plastic tube for shipping them The tape is same as 3M Scotch 4010 Heavy Duty double sided tape http://mnpctech.com/images/thumbnails/280/280/detailed/1/4010scotch3mtape.mnpctech.com.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted June 6, 2014 Author Share Posted June 6, 2014 Making a proper shipping crate is the next task! with Snowflake stencils on each side for frozencpu System Specs: 1x Intel Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge-E 3.8GHz 1x EVGA Dark X79 Motherboard 1x Force GS SSD 240GB 2x 32GB Dominator DDR3 2x EVGA 780 GTX video cards 2x EK-FC Titan SE blocks 1x EK parallel terminal for the 780 GTXs. 2x Aqua Computer Aqualis 450ml Reservoirs from FrozenCPU.com 2x LAING D5 Waterpump from FrozenCPU.com 2x EK 480 Radiators from FrozenCPU.com 1x EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified Power Supply 1x Firgelli L16-P Linear Actuator, 100mm Stroke, 150:1 gear ratio, 12 volts 1x Ameritool Custom gas filled 750-4 Stainless Gas Spring 1x LG Bluray drive 5.25 External Optical Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gotto Posted June 6, 2014 Share Posted June 6, 2014 very nice build Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted June 14, 2014 Author Share Posted June 14, 2014 Thank you gotto for watching and posting your comment! Update on things atm. I bought a 3' x 3' x 3' KEAL road case on Craigslist, similar to this one but Red. It's a lot bigger than this photo leads you to believe. I need to cut out the dividers inside. It was originally used to ship Instruments, but now will used for shipping this build to Frozen's headquarters in NY. The case will strapped to skid for transport truck, to avoid FedEx or UPS. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_commuter_flight_anvil_road_case.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted June 21, 2014 Author Share Posted June 21, 2014 It's near silent when running at full. I recorded it running the other day, for future video series on my YouTube channel That was only pic I could find of similar road case. Mine is bigger and Red. The previous owner of the KEAL road case told me it was originally used by Medtronic to ship Instruments. I have to remove the individual compartments to fit the Frozen Tech Station. I plan to sand it and re-paint the case tommorow. I've already scheduled freight truck pick-up for Monday afternoon. The road case will be strapped to a skid. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod1.jpg http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod2.jpg The 1/2" thick dividers are made from wood, and were riveted into the frame with metal brackets. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod3.jpg I will cut and re-use the grey foam to line the interior of the case. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod4.jpg Using 3M Super Spray 77 adhesive to re-install the grey foam and repair and portions of the liner that is sagging. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod5.jpg I plan to sand and re-spray the case tomorrow, and if time allows, I'll use this 3M Scotch 233+ Green Masking Tape to outline some stencils on the sides of the case. http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod6.jpg Spring clamps hold liner in place as Super 77 adhesive cures. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted June 23, 2014 Author Share Posted June 23, 2014 I'll use this 3M Scotch 233+ Green Masking Tape to outline the handles and corner guards http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/23/va4y6u5u.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mnpctech.com Posted June 23, 2014 Author Share Posted June 23, 2014 Soo, over the weekend I gave the Keal road case a theme appropriate look for the gang at FrozenCPU. I used 3M Scotch 233+ Green Masking Tape to mask off portions of the case before using Metallic Blue and Silver Aluminum paint and cut stencils of the "F" and snowflakes from chipboard * http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/picture_library/keal_road_case_frozencpu_techstation_mod7.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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