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Recent content by X68K

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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    I put together a video about my X68K Mod, please check it out if you get some free time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cwvr-5Gbvk
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    Below is a link to a video showing the noise levels and comparing it to the noise of a liquid cooled setup (they are within decibels of each other): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjRB-QXbNb4
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    I used to have issues with the graphic card not being able to vent all the HOT air, but once I cut out the 3 extra 40mm holes (accounting for a new total of 5x40mm exhaust fans) the problem was SOLVED! Now everything runs quiet and COOL. Thanks for the wonderful comments =)
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    Just listed this MOD for sale on EBAY, starting bid $99 or BUY-IT-NOW for $499 (seriously that's a steal). Just looking to sell it FAST and start my next MOD!! here is the link (with updated info and photos)...
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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    Installed the wireless card (USB dongle attached via internal motherboard headers) and mounted the external antenna on the front of the case. Installed a 120MM Grill (matching the Radiator/Fan exhaust Grill) to allow a view of the CPU and PSU waterblocks, as well as to provide ventilation to...
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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    I have been battling how to properly cool the power supply circuitry, and finally implemented a solution! My original hope was to ONLY liquid cool it using a mosfet waterblock, except that no commercial solution would fit in the tiny space available. Therefore, I constructed a makeshift...
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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    how can I move this thread to worklogs?
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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    Installed the 120mm Radiator/Fan Grill!
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    Installed a internal USB wifi adapter and the antenna is mounted on the front:
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    Worlds FIRST Vintage Sharp X68000 Mod

    about 80% complete! The 300W PSU is working like a champ with the E6600 CPU and 9600GT! Still need to mount the HD and laptop slot-load optical drives. Fabricate the I/O covers (backplates) and install the Exhaust grill for the 120MM fan. Water cooling COMPLETE (CPU and GPU), 90 degree...
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    The 80mm CPU cooler was pretty loud at 12V, I ended up using a rheostat to lower the RPMs and still maintain decent temps even at full load. The end result is an overall quiet system, on par with the shuttle SFFs I have used in the past.
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    the 40mm fans run at 3500rpm and 14dba, so yeah it's pretty quiet (the 80mm CPU fan is the loudest part at about 30dba): Model Name: Mini Kaze 4cm Silent Fan Model Number: SY124010L Dimensions: 40x40x10mm Fan Speed: 3500rpm(±10%) Fan Noise: 14.00dBA Airflow: 4.11CFM Rated Voltage: 12V...
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    It's a Dynatron P199 80mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835114075
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    actually I am thinking about selling this one since I am now working on a new X68000 Mod. Email me if you in fact interested in buying it for a reasonable price (spent about $700 on parts, wouldn't ask too much more then that). My email: nick dot allen @ comcast dot net
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    FULL Gaming PC in 1.75" thick mini-case (0.18 cubic ft)

    The system has been running now for about 6 months, since I selected a 65W CPU and am using a laptop hard drive, and my optical drive runs off the power from my embedded USB hub in my LCD, the power draw is minimal, and the 250W has been doing just fine!
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