Hey Everyone, Thanks for checking out my worklog
I've started this build a little while ago, and will be posting all my updates thus far, please excuse the mass posts for the next few mins.
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Longterm - Motivation
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WELCOME!!!!
So, i decided to find a TJ07 and work with it for a bit. I finally got my hands on one, and decided to start working on it right away.
I plan on keeping it Standard ATX and I hope to use some MKII parts once they are available
So for now, here is what she'll be powered by:
2500K
Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H_B3
8GB Patriot Extreme ram
Asus GTX 570
Creative Soundard
Intel 120GB SSD
WD 320Green Storage
Current Watercooling
(this will change 
Rasa CPU block
XSPC Razor GPU block
PA120.3 Rad
MCP355 w/ plexi top.
I've already got a few shots for everyone
So stay close
So as Promised, a few pics
I love the look of this board. But I'll let the photos do the talking for me.
I'll have a few more pics later on
There seems to be..... too much blue paint on those caps
:wave:
So, this will probably be it for me tonight, as I plan on now puting it together as a beta build. i'm waiting patiently on a few new parts, like a new GPU and CPU block. As well, i want to create a great looking midplate, So I'll have to come up with a few ideas.
For this project, I'll be using my previously sleeved Seasonic X-760. The pics are old and i'll take some better ones later
turned into:
So down to taking that paint off those caps...
but what tools can i use for it?
Okay, maybe not the greatest of ideas lol.
so thinking hard, i decided for a coffee and a little light reading
Wait..... Acetone!
But it was taking far too long for my liking.... i need something with more... power.
Then i remembered i had this one tool..... with a special attachment that might actually work for me
Time to go to work!
So after about 20 minutes of delicately buffing the top of my caps,
I ended up with.... this
I like the result, but i might use the acetone to shine them up better.

More to come soon, but that's it for tonight.
Thanks guys!
I've started this build a little while ago, and will be posting all my updates thus far, please excuse the mass posts for the next few mins.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Longterm - Motivation
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WELCOME!!!!
So, i decided to find a TJ07 and work with it for a bit. I finally got my hands on one, and decided to start working on it right away.
I plan on keeping it Standard ATX and I hope to use some MKII parts once they are available
So for now, here is what she'll be powered by:
2500K
Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H_B3
8GB Patriot Extreme ram
Asus GTX 570
Creative Soundard
Intel 120GB SSD
WD 320Green Storage
Current Watercooling
Rasa CPU block
XSPC Razor GPU block
PA120.3 Rad
MCP355 w/ plexi top.
I've already got a few shots for everyone
So stay close
So as Promised, a few pics
I love the look of this board. But I'll let the photos do the talking for me.
I'll have a few more pics later on
There seems to be..... too much blue paint on those caps
:wave:
So, this will probably be it for me tonight, as I plan on now puting it together as a beta build. i'm waiting patiently on a few new parts, like a new GPU and CPU block. As well, i want to create a great looking midplate, So I'll have to come up with a few ideas.
For this project, I'll be using my previously sleeved Seasonic X-760. The pics are old and i'll take some better ones later
turned into:
So down to taking that paint off those caps...
but what tools can i use for it?
Okay, maybe not the greatest of ideas lol.
so thinking hard, i decided for a coffee and a little light reading
Wait..... Acetone!
But it was taking far too long for my liking.... i need something with more... power.
Then i remembered i had this one tool..... with a special attachment that might actually work for me
Time to go to work!
So after about 20 minutes of delicately buffing the top of my caps,
I ended up with.... this
More to come soon, but that's it for tonight.
Thanks guys!
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