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Project 19 rev2 | techPowerUp Case Modding Gallery

Project 19 rev2

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Owner: kevindb1234
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Posted: October 19th 2012
Updated: October 20th 2012 - 3:47 AM
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Superb (7.9)
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Key Features: High Rated Intel CPU AMD VGA Custom paint job
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System Specs: » i5 2500k » samsung 128g ssd » 2 1tb wd hdd » asus p8z68v-pro mb » xfx 1050 psu
Performed Mods: lighting fans panels paint window still working waiting on a gpu for cross fire little at a time.
cosmos II on air lapped cpu and heatsink running 19c at idle have'nt broke 50c on good ol air, want to water cool but its so expensive and i dont know if i can beat the numbers im getting.
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20 Comments

#1
xxdozer322
200 Posts
this brought a smile to my face. im in aweee. i love the carbon fiber touch, and that case is number 1 on my list.
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#2
ALMOSTunseen
500 Posts
Its just... So clean!
Did you mount the PSU in the drive bay behind the carbon fibre?
#3
manofthem
2000 Posts
It looks really nice, super well done. 9/10!
#4
xxdozer322
200 Posts
by: ALMOSTunseen
Its just... So clean!
Did you mount the PSU in the drive bay behind the carbon fibre?
its a Cosmos S case, notice how big the case is, its on the bottom if you didnt notice, under that mirror panel that he put in
#5
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: ALMOSTunseen
Its just... So clean!
Did you mount the PSU in the drive bay behind the carbon fibre?
no its in the normal spot thanks for the vote and the comment.
#7
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: xxdozer322
its a Cosmos S case, notice how big the case is, its on the bottom if you didnt notice, under that mirror panel that he put in
thank you for explaining that and you are correct.
#8

slick! how often do you clean it
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#9
dude12564
200 Posts
It's extremely clean and neat - nice job with the drive bays!
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#10
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: blazegranite
slick! how often do you clean it
once a week or so thanks for comment
#11
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: dude12564
It's extremely clean and neat - nice job with the drive bays!
thank you.
#12
Flash Gordon
I voted 5/10 because:

this is normal
cannot see any special modding there
#13
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: Flash Gordon
I voted 5/10 because:

this is normal
cannot see any special modding there
shroudless fans panel work sleeving no wire seen ect.. look
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#15
Blackwolf 41
Nice Case and I see allot of Modding done on it , was there a Work Log on this case for me to Check out.
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#16
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: Blackwolf 41
Nice Case and I see allot of Modding done on it , was there a Work Log on this case for me to Check out.
no work log sorry i did it in such small increments never thought it would turn out as well as it did but thank you.
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#19
Blackwolf 41
by: kevindb1234
no work log sorry i did it in such small increments never thought it would turn out as well as it did but thank you.
Well its not to late , atleast you know how it turns out. How much of a Pain was it to do the Window in the side panel
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#20
kevindb1234
5 Posts
by: Blackwolf 41
Well its not to late , atleast you know how it turns out. How much of a Pain was it to do the Window in the side panel
well it was a real pain with all the plastic but now ive done it once second time would be easy it is a pain in the rear i still need to do some finish work on inside of door i will get to it soon i hope.
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