First PC finished
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Could you please tell me what components it has? I see 3 power supplies.
Anyway, it's very cool, it's been very well integrated with the environment and the Zalman ¿Radiator? is impressive.
Welcome to the forum by the way.
Of course... tomorrow I'll make a list and I'll answer you properly... I don't know it by heart...
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Very elegant and spectacular....!!!
My congratulations, excellent work all integrated into the furniture, even the sub of the Z5500, does it not resonate excessively when encapsulated??
The name is because of the Zalman not........??
Very good work indeed..!!
A greeting.....
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it only has one detail that I don't like, the hard drive support MB :troll:
everything else is very cool, what did you use a CNC milling machine or CNC laser
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Yes, the discs are very cheap, they are really loose... There is one that is screwed to the SSD and the other is next to the power supplies, which is really wrong... I am missing a support for them and to find some sata cables longer.
About the cut:
The metal is aluminum cut by laser. The truth is that I did not cut anything, I drew the whole thing in 3D Max, then I exported the front and the metal pieces to.dwg of Autocad, I took everything on a usb stick to the laser cutting and they do it in 5 minutes.
The glass is gray crystals cut in the glass shop and lacquered by me with a paper template.
The structure and the white lights: tubes and halogens from Leroy Merlín.
The base: a 30mm board from a custom board cutting house.Best regards.
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Very elegant and spectacular….!!!
My congratulations, excellent work all integrated into the furniture, even the sub of the Z5500, doesn't it resonate too much when encapsulated??
The name thing is because of the Zalman not........??
Very good work indeed..!!
Best regards.....
Thank you very much…although the one giving you congratulations is me for that triple TITAN you have...what a blast! It must be a joy to see the performance of your PC, I hope I have the money to build something similar someday...
About the Z5500 subwoffer:
The truth is that the bass doesn't resonate but you're right that it gave me quite a few problems:
The bass-reflex produced some pressure changes inside the lower part of the cabinet that seemed like the glass was going to break with the high volume. I had to remove the side covers of the cabinet and put a kind of rubber guides on the glass where it joins with the aluminum front, and you might wonder: Why didn't you just take it outside? Well, that's how stubborn I am....:wall:
The Cipotrón thing is a joke we had where I started working as an intern in 99: We called it that way to a strange and old server that served the whole office and was a huge, black box with a certain phallic shape...:)...it always made me laugh a lot, I'm that simple...the old zalman thing is a coincidence...
Best regards.
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Could you please tell me what components it has? It's that I see 3 power supplies.
Anyway it's very cool, it's been very well integrated with the environment and the ¿Radiator? Zalman is impressive.
Welcome to the forum by the way.
These are the components and the prices, which also helps me to know how much I've spent:
Motherboard: ASUS M5A99X EVO R2.0 990X (125€)
CPU: AMD FX-8320 (143€25)
RAM: G.Skill 16GB DDR3-1866 (120€)
Graphics: 2 X NVIDEA GTX-280 SLI (100€, Second hand)
SSD: OCZ Vertex II 120GB Sata 2.5''(80€,Second hand)
HDD: 2 X Seagate 1TB SATA HDD (Total: 116€)
Power Supply: 2 x TOOQ Ecopower II 650W (Total: 72€)
Case Fans: Enermax ETD-T60-VD (54€), 2 x LEPA Chopper LPCP12N-BL (Total: 22€), 2 x DEEPPCOOL 80mm (Total: 12€), ZALMAN fan Kit ZM-RF1 (25€)
Liquid Cooling: Zalman Reserator 1 V2 (80€, Second hand)
Sound: Logitech Z5500 (Approx 300€, I already had it)
Keyboard and mouse: Logitech G15 (?, I already had it), I have no idea about the mouse.
Case: approx 200€ (glass, laser cut aluminum, leds, wood, paint, tubes, buttons, cables etc…)
The patience of my girlfriend and spending my hours of Spanish unemployment: Priceless…Total: 1369€
Best regards
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Yes, the discs are very tacky, they are really loose… There is one that is screwed to the SSD and the other is next to the power supplies, which is really wrong... I am missing a support for them and to find some sata cables that are longer.
About the cut:
The metal is aluminum cut with a laser. The truth is that I did not cut anything, I drew the whole thing in 3D Max, then I exported the front and the metal pieces to.dwg from Autocad, I took everything on a usb stick to the laser cutting and they do it in 5 minutes.
The glass is gray crystal cut in the glass shop and varnished by me with a paper template.
The structure and the white lights: tubes and halogens from Leroy Merlín.
The base: a 30mm board from a custom board cutting house.Best regards.
damn ….. it's not faster to draw in AUTOCAD since almost all CNCs read it, why the 3dmax :troll:
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P.D the MB is also on top of "the foam for drying dishes"? -
The plate is screwed to a normal ATX metal bracket that I took from my old case, and this one, screwed to the base of the cabinet. The foam is a rubber that is usually put at the bottom of tool drawers so that the bottom is non-slip. It's a makeshift solution so that the HDD doesn't vibrate on the base until I fix it somehow.
The reason I do it first in Max is because of the ease you have when moving the viewers, handling the 3D model and the quality that renderers like vRay give you, since with the textures and the realism of the lighting, you can see it practically as it will be finished in reality. Then, when I like the design and consider it definitive, I export it to Autocad and work in 2D with the precision that this program offers me, already taking care of the drills, anchors, etc... which take quite a lot of work and which, being the most annoying part, I prefer to do it only once, and not have to repeat it because of the design.Best regards
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Many thanks... although I'm the one congratulating you on that triple TITAN you have... what a blast! It must be great to see the performance of your PC, I hope I can afford to build something similar someday...
About the Z5500 subwoofer:
To be honest, the bass doesn't rumble, but you're right that it gave me quite a few problems:
The bass-reflex produced some pressure changes inside the lower part of the cabinet that seemed like the glass was going to break at high volumes. I had to remove the side panels of the cabinet and put some kind of rubber guides on the glass where it joins the aluminum front, and you might wonder: Why didn't you just take it outside? Well, that's just how stubborn I am....:wall:
The Cipotron thing is a joke we had when I started working as an intern in 99: We called it that to a strange and old server that served the whole office and was a huge, black box with a certain phallic shape...:)...it always made me laugh a lot, I'm that simple...the old zalman is a coincidence...
Best regards.
Having 3 titans has no merit, but there is a lot of work behind that pc, (work work, of which there is so much need in this country, I'm not given anything either). And the performance is very good, also consider that I play on a 27" surround, and that configuration is the minimum to run as I like.
But that has no merit, I'm more impressed by that attention to detail, of someone who is capable of doing a work like that. I've done many mods, but only transformations of boxes here one that I didn't publish here from two years ago I hope you don't mind, in case you want to see it, if it bothers you I'll take it down, just tell me.
SILVERSTONE FT02 / EVGA CLASSIFIED CARBONO I have a pending assignment with the mods, and it's to put a pc inside a table, there are several on the net, but lack of time, for now doesn't allow me to dedicate myself to it.I was saying that the sub, had work behind it that wasn't visible.
But I repeat, congratulations on the hard work.!!!
Best regards…
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I love Jotole!
The carbon thing looks great and everything has such a coordinated, clean and well-finished look. Now I see that mine lacks a lot of that order and that care inside, I suddenly feel like continuing and if you don't mind I would like to copy you on the carbon vinyl thing that I liked a lot.
Congratulations on that fantastic job.
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spectacular, yes sir, what a job,…
regards
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I love Jotole!
The carbon part looks great and everything has such a coordinated, clean and well-finished look. Now I see that mine lacks a lot of that order and that care inside, I suddenly feel like continuing and if you don't mind I would like to copy you on the carbon vinyl thing that I liked a lot.
Congratulations on that fantastic job.
Thank you very much, yes that plate took a few hours…...xD.
Of course you can copy whatever you want, it would be more, if you have any questions about the vinyl, don't hesitate to ask me....whatever you need....
Best regards
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Muy elegante y espectacular….!!!
Mi enhorabuena, un trabajo excelente todo integrado en el mueble, hasta el sub de los Z5500, no retumba en exceso al estar encapsulado??
Lo del nombre es por el Zalman no........ ??
Muy buen trabajo si señor..!!
Un Saludo.....
Ese Subwofer retumba aunque este al aire libre, es muy bestia a mi los vecinos un dia me denuncian y eso que no le meto mucha caña.
El MOD esta bastante bonito, decora hasta la habitación, a ver si hago yo algo por que menudo desastre tengo formado, tengo una manada de leones aquí.
saludos
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Muchas gracias…
Es verdad que lo de los vecinos es un problema con los subwoofer.
El piso es un dúplex que está en la última planta del edificio, con lo que mi vecino de abajo soy yo mismo y aún así el vecino del cuarto (2 plantas más abajo) me ha dicho que a veces le molesta.
Las ondas de baja frecuencia de estos cacharros se transmiten muchísimo por los materiales de la casa, mucho más que los medios y muchísimo más que los agudos.
La mejor solución es aislarlo lo mejor posible del suelo con algún tipo de material de baja densidad. Yo probé con varias cosas, escuchándolo desde el piso de abajo y lo mejor fue apoyarlo sobre gomaespuma y una loseta de goma para exteriores de baja densidad que compré en el Leroy Merlín...mejoró bastante.
Esto evita las vibraciones que se transmiten directamente al suelo, pero estas ondas al ser omnidireccionales seguirán transmitiéndose por las paredes, los muebles, los forjados....en fin
Con ésto y un poquito de mano izquierda con los vecinos afectados,...;D
Saludos.......
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Muchas gracias…
Es verdad que lo de los vecinos es un problema con los subwoofer.
El piso es un dúplex que está en la última planta del edificio, con lo que mi vecino de abajo soy yo mismo y aún así el vecino del cuarto (2 plantas más abajo) me ha dicho que a veces le molesta.
Las ondas de baja frecuencia de estos cacharros se transmiten muchísimo por los materiales de la casa, mucho más que los medios y muchísimo más que los agudos.
La mejor solución es aislarlo lo mejor posible del suelo con algún tipo de material de baja densidad. Yo probé con varias cosas, escuchándolo desde el piso de abajo y lo mejor fue apoyarlo sobre gomaespuma y una loseta de goma para exteriores de baja densidad que compré en el Leroy Merlín...mejoró bastante.
Esto evita las vibraciones que se transmiten directamente al suelo, pero estas ondas al ser omnidireccionales seguirán transmitiéndose por las paredes, los muebles, los forjados....en fin
Con ésto y un poquito de mano izquierda con los vecinos afectados,...;D
Saludos…....
Sin duda lo mejor…..xD !!
Salu2...
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De muy buen gusto (salvo el nombre :troll:) y espectacular. De catálogo de muebles caros. Si se lo vendes a los de Bang & Olufsen lo venden por 15.000€ mínimo.
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Muchas gracias lforos….
Esos tíos tienen unos juguetes acojonantes...¡Siempre he pensado en lo que me gustaría tener una tienda de esas¡
Saludos...
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Muchas gracias…
Es verdad que lo de los vecinos es un problema con los subwoofer.
El piso es un dúplex que está en la última planta del edificio, con lo que mi vecino de abajo soy yo mismo y aún así el vecino del cuarto (2 plantas más abajo) me ha dicho que a veces le molesta.
Las ondas de baja frecuencia de estos cacharros se transmiten muchísimo por los materiales de la casa, mucho más que los medios y muchísimo más que los agudos.
La mejor solución es aislarlo lo mejor posible del suelo con algún tipo de material de baja densidad. Yo probé con varias cosas, escuchándolo desde el piso de abajo y lo mejor fue apoyarlo sobre gomaespuma y una loseta de goma para exteriores de baja densidad que compré en el Leroy Merlín...mejoró bastante.
Esto evita las vibraciones que se transmiten directamente al suelo, pero estas ondas al ser omnidireccionales seguirán transmitiéndose por las paredes, los muebles, los forjados....en fin
Con ésto y un poquito de mano izquierda con los vecinos afectados,...;D
Saludos.......
Yo no me molesto en aislarlo por que vivo en un piso y se escucha todo, lo que hago es no darle mucha potencia, quizá en un espacio mas grande retumbara menos, pero el subwofer es muy potente y bruto, tengo otro casi igual de potente y no retumba tanto, aunque el otro se gradua con el procesador del amplificador y queda mejor ajustado, además es para cine en casa, pero tiene un sonido mejor mas limpio aunque también potente.
saludos
