What [] I [have] done with my Lian Li (project in progress)
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After 8 months came time of first great case cleaning!
Filter from the micromesh acquitted oneself very well.
There was small quantity of small dust. Quick cleaning by air spray and hoover and case looks almost perfect
During that 8 months im improoved cable management, one of the bundles of cables was altered under mine the configurations completely, so there is no unnecessary wires.
Front orginal fan was relaced by Scythe Sflex 800rpm (similar performance but much more quieter than orginal Lian Li fan).
I have paln to convert my rig into full water cooled setup. For now im collect parts and I concentrate on the maximum quieting the cooling of the casing
Filter from the micromesh acquitted oneself very well.
There was small quantity of small dust. Quick cleaning by air spray and hoover and case looks almost perfect
During that 8 months im improoved cable management, one of the bundles of cables was altered under mine the configurations completely, so there is no unnecessary wires.
Front orginal fan was relaced by Scythe Sflex 800rpm (similar performance but much more quieter than orginal Lian Li fan).
I have paln to convert my rig into full water cooled setup. For now im collect parts and I concentrate on the maximum quieting the cooling of the casing
Last edited by ishi on Fri May 27, 2011 1:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
About PSU fans...today I made some upgrades.ntavlas wrote:Honestly, this is one of the most elegant builds I`ve ever seen.
The only thing missing is a big fan psu taking advantage of the side vent.
Perfect execution, congrats!
Both enermax fans were replaced by new/quiet Xthermal 80mm and Coollink 92mm. Both have been mounted on silicon slicks.
More Akasa Paxmate have been added
Last edited by ishi on Fri May 27, 2011 1:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Try to use different materials for dumping your Lian Li, I think this give the best results.blerpii wrote:wow, i have the same case and...feels like i'll never be able to copy your setup trying to find some cheap, good foam right now, realized that cheap and good does not go hand in hand when it comes to foam
For ex.:
Thick accoustic foam on huge & flat surfaces. Thiner dump material like Aksa Paxmate on small surfaces. Heavy bituminous mates are good for flat surfaces too.
http://www.dynamat.com/products_compute ... ction.html
Depth
Very nice!
I loved my Silverstone TJ08 case but I had to go ATX. The computer sits really close to my face so depth was an important factor in determining my replacement case. I really wanted a Lian Li but over at Newegg they all spec'ed out at 19.3" deep. Is that what yours is?
I loved my Silverstone TJ08 case but I had to go ATX. The computer sits really close to my face so depth was an important factor in determining my replacement case. I really wanted a Lian Li but over at Newegg they all spec'ed out at 19.3" deep. Is that what yours is?
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ishi, you've got a great rig there. I love the Lian-Li case, particularly the small LCD on top. Very, very cool. I'd ask where you got it, but I'm assuming it's somewhere in/near Poland. It'd look great on the front of my Antec Solo IMO.
I'm glad to see someone actually truly modding their case, instead of buying a ton of bolt-ons. Your bending of the HR-05 SLI looks awesome.
Also, I was wondering why i couldn't find Akasa PaxMate in stock anywhere, and now I know... You were buying it all!
Great rig, and I hope to see more pics and more info on it. Keep up the great work ishi.
I'm glad to see someone actually truly modding their case, instead of buying a ton of bolt-ons. Your bending of the HR-05 SLI looks awesome.
Also, I was wondering why i couldn't find Akasa PaxMate in stock anywhere, and now I know... You were buying it all!
Great rig, and I hope to see more pics and more info on it. Keep up the great work ishi.