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It's been too long since I've posted anything about POWERTHIRST. I still intend to finish this work-log. The build is pretty much complete except for some exterior work. I'm not sure what to do with the side panel, but hopefully I'll decide on something definite soon and get back to work on it.
:pics: :D
The last pics I posted were about where I got to on the work. Next time I do anything, there will be pics.
I still haven't decided on the side panel design, but I know of one thing at the top of the case that is going to be re-worked: power and reset buttons. My cat has a love of sleeping on top of my computer, with the unfortunate consequence of sometimes pushing the buttons when she gets up there.
Cute, but unhealthy for the computer. She actually managed to mess up my overclocking one time:eek:
The buttons are going to be replaced, this time behind the front panel of the case.
I haven't ordered the mounting plate and switches yet, but these are the ones I'm looking at buying.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...unt1622-BK.jpg
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...rin-Dot-GN.jpg
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...-BK-GN-Dot.jpg
Messed up your overclock, cooked cat..... now i want some chinese food.. sheesh.. Can't wait to see an update
Since you mentioned Chinese food...I couldn't resist
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8zEf...eature=related
why arent you using clamps on your tubing and barbs? wont your stuff leak?
Mine don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by blaze15301
It's smaller tubing (7/16") forced over larger barbs (1/2"). The ends of the tubing were heated with a heat gun and put over the barbs. When it cooled, it sealed. It hasn't leaked so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by blaze15301
So I am done with classes but still can't get back to work on my project right now. Got some health problems going on.
