Bio-Hazard (Xaser 3)

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Owner:	grifter29 Send email Send private message
Posted:	September 16th 2005
Updated:	September 16th 2005 - 7:42 PM
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Key Features:
System Specs:	Thermaltake Xaser 3 super tower full atx, p4 3.2 ghz chip overclocked to a 3.6ghz, 4 gis sys mem at cas 1.5 pc 3200 ddr, asus p4p 800 e deluxe, ati x850 256 mg ddr3,round cables 7 in 1 floppy drive, custom xp ui
Performed Mods:	bio hazard logo, water cooling in the process not compete yet waiting for last componet from thermal take, custom ui screens and custom front end for internal switches and lights

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16 Comments

HeavyH20

One word: cable management. Needs a bit of tidying up. Take a peak at some of the systems posted. There are some amazingly clean wiring jobs. Go look at the CrystalClear system for a good example. Definitely the right direction, though. Nice work on drilling the side panel for the extra fan.

wtf8269

Eh, Hardcano 9's have an insane amount of wires. They require like three wires per fan, it's insane. Although I do believe he could do better, but it's going to be hard with how many wires that fan controller uses.

grifter29

uv liquid
is it a good idea or a bad idea?

DR.Death

nice and ya it needs to be cleed up a bit but other then that it looks good keep it up

wtf8269

by: grifter29
uv liquid
is it a good idea or a bad idea?

By that do you mean water cooling with UV dye or painting bits and pieces with UV paint?

grifter29

by: wtf8269
By that do you mean water cooling with UV dye or painting bits and pieces with UV paint?

Both of them actually

wtf8269

I wouldn't go water cooling with a case like that, it's too air cooling oriented. As far as UV paint goes, go for it, just don't paint the entire frame of the case some UV color, I hate that.

grifter29

clean up the wires the best that they will go gonna look at a new psu that has less wires i have an extra some i don't use.

wtf8269

Try routing the wires behind the motherboard, cut a hole or two if you have to. Lengthening wires in order to route them in a more tucked away place helps too.

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grifter29

by: wtf8269
Try routing the wires behind the motherboard, cut a hole or two if you have to. Lengthening wires in order to route them in a more tucked away place helps too.

i was told that was bad if my computer arcs. or is that bullshit

#11

wtf8269

No no no I meant behind the motherboard mount. Not actually behind the motherboard itself. Like this:

As you can see I had to cut a 2" hole in order to get all the wires behind there.

#12

grifter29

by: wtf8269
No no no I meant behind the motherboard mount. Not actually behind the motherboard itself. Like this:

As you can see I had to cut a 2" hole in order to get all the wires behind there.

allrighty i understand what you mean now thats a friggin great idea ill do that gotta get a bit to drill the hole im looking at having my water cooling tubes running to the outside of the case found this nice water cooler mount from frozenpc

give me a day and i should have cut the holes for the wires.

#13

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