My Thermaltake VC2000 Mambo **Update**

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Key Features:
AMD CPU AMD Graphics Water-cooled
System Specs:
  • AMD Athlon 5200+ x2 @ 2.95Ghz
  • Abit KN9S
  • 1Gig OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Gold GX XTC
  • XSPC water cooled + 2 120mm Case Fans + 120mm side panel
  • MSI Radeon X1950 Pro 621/790
  • 1 80Gig IDE Hard drive/1 160Gig SATA2 Hard drive
  • SONY DVD RW DRU-800A
  • LG Flatron L1730S
  • Termaltake VC2000 Mambo (Black)
  • EYE-T POWER MAGNA 600W
Performed Mods:
Water cooling and air holes for front fan uv lights and uv coolant
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14 Comments on My Thermaltake VC2000 Mambo **Update**

#2
Garb3
yeah i know that its nothing special but i just wanted to post it on here
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#3
suraswami
Do you have a 120mm fan at the front? Put a filter move the stock rear fan to the front and put a Antec 120mm fan at the rear. Put a Antec/Coolermaster quiet 80mm fan on the cpu side panel. Then watch the temp difference.

I have the same case that I got for $20 after MIR at compusa. The case is heavy and sturdy.

I used this for a Athlon XP 2400 mobile overclocked to 2400Mhz. That one runs hot load temp was 60C in summer.

I used to run 4 hdds, 2 burners, HIS 1600 pro, Sound card, Firewire card.
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#4
Garb3
i have acctually got an antec 120mm fan on the way cause the front fan is from an old psu lol. and i cant get a fan above the cpu cause the zalman is soooo tall off the mobo lol
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#5
Fox34
I like the simplicity of it, but you could do a little more cable managment
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#6
Garb3
yeah i now the cables need work still but just soooooo useless at doing it lol
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#7
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
Wiring could be better, but hell, its better then mine, thats why I didnt take pictures and post my build ::Shame::
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#8
Fox34
Wiring can be easy, drag molexs that power like fans and stuff that dont need to be in the case onto the back panel and either tape or hotglue them down so u can get the panel on, easy and looks great
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#9
Garb3
hi again guy i've just got a water cooling kit and am planning sorting out my cables but mt watercooling kit comes with uv reactive anticerosive(probly not spelt right lol) fluid and was just wondering if u guy had any suggestion as to what colour would go with red tubing.
i was thing of blue leads round the tubing a red uv light shing in the res and the rest bed led fans??? any suggestion.

pic will be updated in about a week once all suggestion are taken and water cooling is tested:D
thak for your input:D
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#10
Garb3
part 1 of update complete. just have to get fans and uv stuff now:D
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#11
Fox34
Theres awesome tubes from Xoxide that have neon lights around the tubes, get them in UV, so they make your UV coolant bright as a fog light
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#12
Garb3
thanks for the suggestion:D
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#13
Fox34
Yea, have you been to Xoxide? Great place, be sure your liquid is UV for that great look. Even some UV paint to match it would be awesome, and don't forget about that thanks button =D
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#14
Garb3
all done now i probs could have done with some bigger uv lights but hey.
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