blue dragon

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December 9th 2008
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Excellent (6.4)
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Key Features:
Intel CPU
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System Specs:
  • asus p5kc
  • e8200 oc 400mhz =3.2ghz
  • 2gig geil black dragon 6400
  • bfg oc 8800gt with thermalright gt cooler
  • hiper type r 580 watts
  • akasa evo cpu cooler
  • samsiung spinpoint 250gig hd
Performed Mods:
custom window, custom decal, custom paint inside and out (although still black) 2 x cathcodes varios fans
first rig built "i'm pretty chuffed waddya recon" also first overclock.
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9 Comments on blue dragon

#1
1Kurgan1
The Knife in your Back
Nice setup, gave you 7/10 looks like you painted the inside, so gotta give some credit there. Your cables are crazy should hide as much of those as you can, but you did find a way to make it look pretty good even with that.
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#2
UrB@NbOgArT
cheers dude, very difficult to hide cables as modular power supply so all seperate, working on one off custom made case from 12mm box section at mo will defo bear in mind cable managment on that one.
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#3
steelkane
first off,, Nice job,, also that has to be the neatest mess of cables I've seen in a while. The whole build matches & looks build well.
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#5
Conflict0s
Hey, Great first rig here :) Well done for making everything match in style and colour.
Maybe you could separate your optical drives by moving your fan controller? So it could add a little more room for them unwanted cables to fit into, just a thought.
Anyways nice work.
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#6
Evo85
Not bad. Just need some cable management and you will have a great comp!
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#7
EnergyFX
working with IDE cables is always a daunting task. You did a good job with them.
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#9
UrB@NbOgArT
cable management always night mare on the thermaltake M9 as only mid tower, not full one.
also the m/board tray only covers the motherboard i.e there is gaps / hole beside it and above it.
if this was completely filled in i would have cut holes through it and brought them round from behind, but unable to do that, please see images of new case fabricated from 12mm box section fully welded hoping when finished to have chrome dipped.
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