KRK MTT-1.0 (work in progress)

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August 23rd 2008
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Key Features:
Intel CPU NVIDIA Graphics Scratch Build Custom Paint Job Water-cooled
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System Specs:
  • Intel(R) QC6600
  • ASUS P5N-E SLI MOBO
  • NVIDIA 8800 GTS-640MB (G80) GPU
  • RAID-5 (3x500GB Maxtor HDD)
  • 2GB Crucial balistix mem @800
Performed Mods:
Moddified the Zalman waterblock to allow better flow rate (enlarged chanels, custom 13mm barbs), Built from scratch a transparent case, custom paint-job on metalic parts,custom cables.
I've built this case in demand for a better cooling solution in a more useful form-factor case, more compact and with a cool look! I also provided a double DIN space for adding some automotive screen and/or ampliffier-equaliser, added support for a secondary PSU, mounted 2 rads (one heatercore from a scrap-yard and a 360mm watercooling rad), 2xDB-1 waterpumps noiseless! The monster is living on a tropical island, where the temps are exceeding 92 degree Fahrenheit(35 C) for about 8 months per year and is not exceeding 113 F (45 C) for CPU and 140F (60 C) on overclocked GPU!
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7 Comments on KRK MTT-1.0 (work in progress)

#1
Arrakis9
its very original, like all the mods you put into it. one of my favs with the automotive key turn on switch. looks like a monster although your cables could use a little clean up maybe sleeving them atleast would look alot more pleasing, otherwise great job! 9/10 from me :D
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#2
Keny_Robert_Keen
Arrakis+9its very original, like all the mods you put into it. one of my favs with the automotive key turn on switch. looks like a monster although your cables could use a little clean up maybe sleeving them atleast would look alot more pleasing, otherwise great job! 9/10 from me :D
Thanks! As I said, is a work in progress! I still wait for that shrinking material to sleeve those cables but the post offices sux as always :D I also wanted blue leds on fans and got green on some :( To top it all, My Junkman PSU just died (550W rated) so I will get a Coolermaster with sleeved cables and real power ! The next case will be better for sure, a bit taller and using only one 480mm rad, PSUs on top and more drive-bays !
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#3
Chicken Patty
Hey man, great for been done from scratch. What fan controller is that, looks awesome.
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#4
Keny_Robert_Keen
Chicken PattyHey man, great for been done from scratch. What fan controller is that, looks awesome.
Hehe, Zalman ZM-MFC2. is the coolest thing I found!
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#5
Chicken Patty
Keny_Robert_KeenHehe, Zalman ZM-MFC2. is the coolest thing I found!
man, I just looked it up on the zalman site, its badass. Definitely on my upgrade list!!!! Thanks bro.
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#6
Keny_Robert_Keen
Chicken Pattyman, I just looked it up on the zalman site, its badass. Definitely on my upgrade list!!!! Thanks bro.
No problemo! The only con is that you have to remember where you put the sensors and fans!LOL I always get those numbers mixed out! Hahahaha! I'm thinking to add an 7 inch screen to this case too ;)
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#7
Chicken Patty
Keny_Robert_KeenNo problemo! The only con is that you have to remember where you put the sensors and fans!LOL I always get those numbers mixed out! Hahahaha! I'm thinking to add an 7 inch screen to this case too ;)
that'll be sweet. I'll try to write them down on something when I get it.
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