The first pipe, it had to be offset using two angles at 45
At that time I had not yet received the block for the GPU, I had to measure according to the dimensions in the ekwb instructions
Bending the other pipes, had to do multiple 90/45/30 degree angle but pretty simple we have space here.
The other side, leak tested
This cable mess !
I had to find a way to hide all of this
Testing the temps nothing exceeds 50 Celsius at full charge. Impressive
Better tidy and hidden the cables
Final result
Final result
Final result
Not supposed to do that
A custom rigid tubing loop in a ITX open case frame named DA6 XL (Streacom).
There is some oversized items in this build like the ATX PSU and the 70mm thic radiator/fan, which I had to position on the side. This is why i call it "Not supposed to do that".
This case is falsely easy to work with, it's clearly one of the hardest case i ever build.
The support bracket and the cable management are clearly a challenge.
But if you plan to do classic air cooling, it shouldn't be a problem. You will find space to hide cables and you have wayyy less bracket to instal.
There is some oversized items in this build like the ATX PSU and the 70mm thic radiator/fan, which I had to position on the side. This is why i call it "Not supposed to do that".
This case is falsely easy to work with, it's clearly one of the hardest case i ever build.
The support bracket and the cable management are clearly a challenge.
But if you plan to do classic air cooling, it shouldn't be a problem. You will find space to hide cables and you have wayyy less bracket to instal.
Color(s): Aluminum Black
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: Case Mod
Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling
Size: Mini-ITX
Type: General Build
Hardware
CPU
$ 313.95
Motherboard
$ 199.00
Memory
$ 158.89
Graphics
$ 799.00
PSU
$ 280.00
Case
$ 220.00
Case Fan
$ 89.99
Cooling
$ 208.38
Cooling
$ 424.08
Cooling
$ 130.00
Accessories
$ 75.05
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 3,060.53
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