Assembly test:
Thanks!
Teaser:
Motherboard cooling mod:
The mod consists in replacing the factory thermalpad and thermal compound. For this I used Tuniq TX2 and a 0.75mm copper sheet.
It's really easy to remove the heatsink, just remove the 4 screws from the back and it pops out.
Here you can see how the factory compounds look like:
Closer:
After cleaning the factory stuff we proceed to replace both compounds.
Tuniq TX2 and copper sheet in place:
Now the temps (It's really hot in this room couse it's summer, 35°c)
Before the mod:
After the mod:
Here's a short Ioncito v1 introduction video I just made:
Here you can see the result of hours and hours of sanding and fixing scratchs and holes... smooth and rounded bezels/edges.
I just love the effect of Enermax Cluster's white light on the hardware.
Rad grill:
Needs fileing and sanding.
Oh eh, I really like what you done with the angle bar, never thought of working an angle bar like that before, impressive.
And never thought of smoothing out a rough panel like your did neither, your a very resourceful modder.
Hell yes I'm impressed with this workawesome scratch build elgafas, and good to see a bit of tag team between you and Loki
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Looking awesome +rep.
my 1st scratch case made july 2008 (finding my feet)
Air Cube prototype (fin jan 2009) (still finding my feet)
Air Cube v2 now with added cpc stack (fin aug 2010) (getting better)
Project Stealthlow (fin sep 2011) (much improvement)
Lean and Green - modular dual PC scratch build - Paused
Midlag Crisis