(LanCool)

stazorm Posted March 19th 2011 Updated Apr 18th 2011 - 9:13 AM 10,978 views
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Key features

High Rated AMD CPU AMD Graphics AMD CrossFire Custom Paint Job Water-cooled

System specs

CPU
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition @ 3.7 GHz
CPU Cooler
Corsair Hydro Series H50
Motherboard
Asus Crosshair IV Formula
RAM
G.Skill Trident DDR3 1600 MHz 4 GB
GPU
Sapphire Radeon HD 6850 1 GB GDDR5 CrossFire x2
Storage
Western Digital Caviar Black 640 GB (OS)
Storage
Western Digital 2 TB x3
Storage
250 GB External HDD
Storage
Samsung Blu-ray 12x
Storage
Samsung DVD Writer
PSU
Thermaltake 750 W
Monitor
Acer AL2616W 26"
Monitor
Samsung 17"
Speaker
Logitech Z5300 5.1
Network
D-Link Wireless N 300+
other
Bluetooth
other
Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2
other
E-Home IR + Harmony 880 Remote
other
Fan Controller

Performed mods

I went to my work and built a custom grill for the back to protect the ports and video cads, also put a cut-off switch at the back for the lights made custom ski's for the bottem of the case made outta metal, mounted the LED contorller hidden on the inner right side of the case, there was alot of soldering and shrink-wrap work to, Other then that it was just a bunch of cable management...

Tell me what you think....

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21 Comments on (LanCool)

#2
stazorm
sjoerdkurstjensdid u mod the case urself?
all the way! it took me about 5 hours.. :)
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#3
spectrus77
Wow, LANCOOL is one of my favorite cases, your cables are very well organized, great lighting, nice configuration, perfect. Thanks for voting in my Spectrus, I will reciprocate with merits. 9 / 10.
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#4
submicron
That's an awesome build. Love what you did with the cable management. As a matter of fact I used that same case for a build a short time ago.
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#5
stazorm
submicronThat's an awesome build. Love what you did with the cable management. As a matter of fact I used that same case for a build a short time ago.
Thanks man ;)
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#6
sjoerdkurstjens
awesome case, wat is the stock prize? I made a mod yesterday, but that case was so damn old! to mount a CD drive you needed 4 screws and thiscase looks toolles to me, nicely done
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#8
stazorm
Thanks for your comments and votes guys! :)
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#11
Deepstriker
ur case light so bright.wat kind of fan or UV light u use?
I wanna get my haf 932 light up blue also.any advise?
LMK ASAP thanks.Awsome Job. 9/10
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#12
stazorm
Led
Deepstrikerur case light so bright.wat kind of fan or UV light u use?
I wanna get my haf 932 light up blue also.any advise?
LMK ASAP thanks.Awsome Job. 9/10
Hey, thanks for the vote! First off to get the best lighting i find it's best to have a clean case, besides that have the right type of lighting for that case. You know... Is it painted black on the inside? Or is it aluminum? Dark or light and what color? Also the more components in your case that match the better, like HDD's / PSU / VGA's.

Here are some links to the LED sleeving kit that I used form ‘NZXT’

www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=6_108&item_id=036945

www.ncix.com/products/?sku=55893&vpn=CA%2DNZ%2DLED%2D1M%2DBL&manufacture=NZXT
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#14
michaeltyson
Nice! I had a case similiar to that. Custom made with blue motherboard and blue leds within the fans. However the specs on the computer werent that good so it was more of a show computer haha =p
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#15
p3gaz_001
awesome job ;) like the blue fans! :D
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#16
Mind
you have a impressive system too, thanks to vote 8/10 i still need upgrade some things.i will vote 9!!!
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#17
Solus Ipse
Great Case man! i love it i voted 9/10
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#19
jonathan1107
stazormThanks man ;)
How did you get those pictures to fit the 2mb limit and yet look so high def???
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#20
stazorm
Software
jonathan1107How did you get those pictures to fit the 2mb limit and yet look so high def???
I used this software (VSO-Light Image Resizer) its good beacuse you can use it to do batch converting... so you don't have to do one picture at a time.

Are you working on anothier build??

I have an update in about a month or two!
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#21
jonathan1107
stazormI used this software (VSO-Light Image Resizer) its good beacuse you can use it to do batch converting... so you don't have to do one picture at a time.

Are you working on anothier build??

I have an update in about a month or two!
I will be working on another build soon, but it's quite less spectacular than my NZXT phantom PC, it's for a friend... I'm helping him build a mid-end gaming PC..

But you should check my Case gallery, I updated my pictures with my new Window Mod (in the phantom case)

www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144766
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