Hello to all boys, here I am back with a new project, very different from my standard made-scale "reduced"
as the PSPC (computer inside a PS1) and the newcomer, the cub8 (mini-ITX case that I upset the inside to mount a 240mm AIO).
I also take this opportunity to say that the project will take inspiration from my current PC, to which I gave a touch of elegance that was missing, Kathrine.



TfT, the name of the new project, to which the name refers to the two "towers" on the sides of the case.

Here are some render illustrating what I want to do.
 




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Config:

Case: Cooler Master Trooper
Fan: 9x Cooler Master Silencio 120
PSU: Cooler Master v850
CPU: i7 3770K
Motherboard: MSI Z77A-GD55
Ram: Transcend AXERAM 16GB 2400Mhz
VGA: R9 290 Hybrid Air/Watercooled
SSD: 2x Transcend SSD370S 128GB
Cable: ModdingStylez Silver/Grey/Black / Coolforce by Nanoxia

Liquid cooling:
WB CPU: XSPC RayStorm
WB VGA: EK thermosphere
Pump / Reseivor: XPSC 750
Tubes: Coolforce by Nanoxia
Fittings: Coolforce by Nanoxia
Liquid: Coolforce by Nanoxia
Radiators: 2x 360 60mm

The changes that I will do, as you can very well be noted:
-double Radiator 360 push / pull
-Motherboard Rotated 90 ° with I/O on top
-MidPlate Ad-hoc
-Colours Main Black / Silver
-Sleeve Of all cables
-Front And back in mesh

Thanks for the attention

Pending the arrival of the latest components, I begin to introduce the new SSD's flagship home Transcend, the SSD370S.

Some features:
Metal body (Hence the "S" placed at the end of the classical model SSD370)
Capacity from 32GB to 1TB
SATA III 6Gb/s




BIG ENTRY:
CoolerMaster!
Thanks again Alex for giving me this wonderful product of CM's House .
Let's start off with the fans, the Silencio FP 120.





AAAH, my favorite.
 
CM STORM MECH 
 
Complete of I/O inputs 3.0, aluminum, mechanical, fully backlit,  fully programmable!
Love at first sight!
 




Another pearl Cooler Master, the mouse Reaper! Although it is part of the Aluminium Series characterized backed aluminum





Ultimate accessory CM, Pulse-R. The last component of the Aluminium Series
There comes a cable with volume control in line to connect our devices to our Headset.
The LEDs (Yes, has led) are powered by the USB port.
The microphone is removable.

Here is the V850

It ensures well 840W on the 12V (70A), 80plus Gold Certificate,full modular.





CM Storm Trooper!
Here, finally, the protagonist of this mod!

Here arrived directly from Germany leads the good Matthias











The quality is impressive, the cables are very rigid and socks are always clean.

And what do you think?

Now it starts to get serious guys!

I removed all the screws conceivable in the case and that is the proceeds



Finding myself the skeleton of the Trooper with his nice handle to the frame of the case




3 rivets on each side and two other brackets with 4 rivets hold firmly this tool almost essential.



Proceeding with disassembly ...



Also outside the front wall containing the box for HDD and ODD cage



Finding myself in this situation



Here's what I find myself at the end of the day.

Substantial updates guys!

After dismantling the houses have begun to take steps to turn the Motherboard plate



And with some work of grinder here is the panel take shape to position the motherboard.




Later I got two minimum brackets from the front block to position the radiator



Simple, clean and effective.



Here's what the case now



And here, in brackets ultimate (I served with corners cut to size), the new "front".



With its panel







Let me know what you think, it is important for me to have a feedback from you

Work is under way ..

I also drilled the plate behind creating the bracket for the second radiator 360.
Subsequently, an L-shaped bracket du serving me I blocked the plate the motherboard to the rest of the case

Update Worklog!

Serving me a sheet of zinc courtesy of a carpenter friend of my father: D I have stretched the background that will later-wrapped.
I also started to draw prospective slots for SSD.





Now I have made this, a cover PSU plywood 4mm, is the first time that I enter into a carpentry work and since I'm used to with Frex,, you can well understand the smell of wood floors that has spread in the room :

Despite everything, serving me some angular always in wood, came out just like I wanted it!
I am satisfied :cooldude:



Run-through








Wood filler and the holes are gone!



See you next time!

New updates:



I created a second bracket, built primarily for two purposes, in addition to further stiffen the structure: Bring midplate to "level" and supporting a second bracket that you will see later





Later I began to place the SSD in place



Under the midplate, took into account the dimensions of the tank / pump and power supply, I placed a cage for HDD slide (probably taken from some pre-assembled)



Serving me a bracket made from a profile "L" I raised the cage to allow the HDD to enter and exit without hitting the houses



Rehearsal (That will clamp removed, the angle must be adapted to the tank / pump)



Finally, these are the supports for the SSD viewed from behind: Two bolts M3 holding the SSD retainer to a sheet of 4mm plexy which in turn is held by two other M3 bolts that hold it to the latch plate of the mobo. It is also backlit by a white LED that "separates" in a sense from the background.




Any defects in the cuts will be covered by the film which will play all the "background"

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Preview leds








See you next time!

New Update!

Small preview of all the work already done





I finally straightened out the plate of the motherboard that was definitely wrong



The SSD correctly mounted



Second bar coverage




Overview Front