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- Jul 10, 2012
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- T7700 2.4Ghz
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- HD2600XT
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Hello guys, after initially hearing about this mod on this forum i decided i should give it a try. So, after 2 years one burned MB and GPU here i am with my variation of the Mac Pro.
The neat part is that i used a single 120mm on the top to cool entire "bin" cpu+gpu+psu, it somewhat mimics the mac pro's thermal core. I used the authentics lunar bin and printed in 3d the base using the model posted on this forum
Specs are:
Asus P8h77 -i
I3-2120 , 3.3Ghz + Passive cooler 79mm high adapted from sk 775
16Gb ddr3
128Gb+240Gb - mSATA SSD in adapter
400W PSU (i used the pcb only with enlarged heatsinks)
1 slot free in the case for a 750Ti (i had one which i burned down because i bent the pci-e extender cable too much and the tin foil touched the power pins, i have the custom heatsink ready when the new gpu arrives.)
The entire build can support cpus with a TDP of maximum 90W, maximum 16Gb ram and 6pin GPUs but i prefer to keep it light untill i am sure the PSU runs at the correct temps.
I will post more pictures of my build if you guys are interested.
Thanks all for posting ideas and pictures, it helped me a lot in finding solutions to my problems.
The neat part is that i used a single 120mm on the top to cool entire "bin" cpu+gpu+psu, it somewhat mimics the mac pro's thermal core. I used the authentics lunar bin and printed in 3d the base using the model posted on this forum
Specs are:
Asus P8h77 -i
I3-2120 , 3.3Ghz + Passive cooler 79mm high adapted from sk 775
16Gb ddr3
128Gb+240Gb - mSATA SSD in adapter
400W PSU (i used the pcb only with enlarged heatsinks)
1 slot free in the case for a 750Ti (i had one which i burned down because i bent the pci-e extender cable too much and the tin foil touched the power pins, i have the custom heatsink ready when the new gpu arrives.)
The entire build can support cpus with a TDP of maximum 90W, maximum 16Gb ram and 6pin GPUs but i prefer to keep it light untill i am sure the PSU runs at the correct temps.
I will post more pictures of my build if you guys are interested.
Thanks all for posting ideas and pictures, it helped me a lot in finding solutions to my problems.