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    Default Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Ok so I got a review sample bench from Primochill (will post revie wlink once it's published) and I'm going to mod it a bit

    First off thanks to Performance-PCs.com and White Light Laser for sponsoring me with some goodies to make the bench unique.




    Along with my parts order Performance-PCs hooked me up with some 300mm Bitfenix Alchemy Connect LED strips (in orange of course) for the bench. I also picked up a pair of XSPC temp gauges - one air and one liquid - as well as a Bitfenix pump top, XSPC Raystorm CPU block, Orange LEDs for the CPU block, UV LEDs for the pump top and some Primochill UV Brite Orange dye.


    I also picked up some orange and black paracord to sleeve the Thermaltake 1000W PSU I'll be using with the bench.




    I mounted the LED strips under the motherboard. The top one had to go at a slight angle due to the cutout.


    And a shot of it all lit up. The glow on the left is from the UV LED's on the pump top.

    Until the review is up here's a teaser:


    Until next time

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Wow. Looks awesome!

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    Thanks! I've got some cutting and whatnot do do yet, plus all the sleeving lol

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Small update - I got the Tt PSU sleeved today. Well at least the 24-pin and the 8-pin, I still need to do the PCI-E cables. The orange matches nicely








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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Ok update time!




    I got the pair of 6-pin PCI-E cables sleeved






    Then I added the UV green dogbones from White Light Laser. After this however I upgraded the test system GPU to a 7970 which requires a 6-pin and an 8-pin, so I'm going to have to remove the dogbones unfortunately.






    Then I cut into the top panel of my bench. These are rough cuts from the scroll saw.




    And after some Dremeling and filing I got the two XSPC temp gauges mounted.




    The right side gauge is for ambient temps so I used some cable routing mounts to tie the cable up. The left sid eone is for liquid temp and terminates in a G-1/4" threaded plug to plug into the system somewhere.




    Here's both temp sensors mounted.






    And of course I got orange ones to match the bench.

    That's all for now!
    Last edited by SXRguyinMA; 10-21-2013 at 08:08 PM. Reason: fixed pic links

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Awesome update and very clean build. Looking forward to more.

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Thanks man! I also upgraded the 6870 to a 7970 so now I need to take those nice dogbones off

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Gonna change the CPU block LEDs to a pair of orange ones?

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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Quote Originally Posted by SXRguyinMA View Post
    Thanks man! I also upgraded the 6870 to a 7970 so now I need to take those nice dogbones off
    You're not complaining about an upgrade, are you? This just opens the possibility of using orange dogbones for the new ones!
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    Default Re: Primochill Wet Bench mod

    Quote Originally Posted by Stonerboy779 View Post
    Gonna change the CPU block LEDs to a pair of orange ones?
    I already did lol



    Quote Originally Posted by TheMainMan View Post
    You're not complaining about an upgrade, are you? This just opens the possibility of using orange dogbones for the new ones!
    I've already got TLHarrell making some up lol

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