Recent content by Carrotcakee

I've sent him a message already, would love to see how both yours and dpigeaud turns out!

For the company to cut the case was about 120eur. Paint was maybe 20eur. Screws, bolts and magnets maybe 20eur. So a total of 160eur maybe? + a lot of work. The 600eur i was talking about was if i would buy gpu + cpu waterblocks, a rad, fans, pump, reservoir, quickdisconnects, tubing, fittings...

Well the radiators i had for snow 2.0 were two 360mm slim rads and since snow 3.0 is shorter than a tenkeyless keyboard there is no way a 360 rad would fit. I am planning on a possible Snow 3.1/4.0 with external watercooling. I could make the case about 4cm narrower then. But im not sure if i...

The gpu is actually mounted very firmly by the screw in the back (where you normally screw gpus in) and in the front of the gpu with an extra bracket i made. The stock coolers have 3 m3 holes at the end which i used to bring more rigidity to the card while transport. Short answer: No it doesn't...

As you can see in the pictures of the side of the computer, I've welded 4 nuts on each side. These nuts each have a round head bolt in them. On this bolt i put a small but strong neodymium magnet which then holds the side panel on. The bolts make it so i can screw them out and in to adjust the...

I dont have exact temps from any of the computer but Snow 1.0 ran a bit warm and loud because of the Phanteks Entho Evolv's top panel being so restrictive. Snow 2.0 had 2 360mm slim rads to cool it with. So snow 2.0 was whisper quiet even during load and when just browsing the internet i could...

Hello everyone! I recently built my first SFF computer case from scratch. But because Im lazy please read my post over at the LTT Forum if you got the time: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/954949-custom-87-liter-sff-case-w-8700k-and-titan-x-pascal/ Some images of the completed case...