L3p D3sk - Silent Work & Gaming Station

Here's the link to post #2 with the pictures i took for the Cooler Master Casemod Competition :)



Had a Q-pad CT for 4 years and was still very happy with it.
But i just needed a smaller one so ordered a Q-pad UC small.
But somehow it doesn't registrate my mx510 and mionix anymore that good.
Contacted Mionix and they wanted to send me a mousepad for on the plexi plate !

Thanks Peter & Richard !

Going to cut it this way i guess.

And almost done !
Still need to make the edges a little more rounded.

Ordered something at work, they use it for small 9-30V motors on ships etc.
Im very curious about it how it will work.
I want to use it for the 2 D5 pumps later.

This way i can use 2 Bulgin momentary switches to set the speed from 10% till 100%
Also when it's powered off and on, it will remember the last speed setting.

I just can't stop, so some pictures again :)
This is my latest update 28-5-2011.
So i hope you liked this buildlog with a lot of pictures :)

Ordered some extra black bolts for fixing fans to the rad.
Also for future usage off course.

Also got a nice package from Highflow

2 momentary switches will be for "dimming" the 2 pumps.
The 3rd is to replace the "dot illuminated" switch i use for the reset button.
I do like the ring illuminated more.

Also wanted to try the Bitfenix sleeved cables.
I'll use these for the pumps too.
Very nice and soft sleeve by the way.

And this is all i was able to do this week :P

Here a movie with the noise the desk creates while gaming :)

Great piece of work, how can you personally better that!
I think you may be too late to get many votes for the CM2011 as we have some members here that are entered and not wishing to sound biased but....we have already voted for them :D but I don't think you will need them.

I also don't know yet what ill do next :P
No problem man, after this week im already happy enough :)

This is so, so awesome.

How are you splitting the components between the dual PSUs btw?

Thanks man !

If i remember ..

800W

- 1 x 8pin CPU
- 24pin mainboard
- 2 x molex for pci-e ports
- 2 x D5 pump

700W

- 2 x 8&6 pin pci-e
- 6 x HDD
- 4 x SSD

Makes sense. Thanks - I was just curious :)

No problem :)

Hey L3P,

First congrats on placing in the competition. Second, have you thought about marketing this desk design to some desk makers? I'm sure there's a market for this kind of desk, would be worth poking and prodding to find out.