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Lift	Aopen HX08 paintjob with watercooling and integrated N64
This photo is Public Uploaded on April 26, 2007	The N64 badge was lit by a little 5v bulb. Homemade fanbus controlled some of the fans in the machine. The cdrw burner where never painted. The two temperature probes above the N64 controller ports measures graphics card and harddrive. The slot below the fanbus is the cartridge slot for the N64 This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007
My old workspace	Aopen HX08 'William' decal	Testing my homemade waterblock
This is how my workspace looked before I moved to my own flat. Nice and clean huh? Oh I miss my black icemat This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	Erik Andersen made this decal for me :) I kept it on until I painted the case later This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	I tried to make a water block out of a Socket7 heat sink and some 1mm aluminum pieces. This shows the block test mounted. The test was a failure though, the resin and sealers in the corners failed and leaked This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007
Radiator	Extra connectors	Nintendo 64 mounted in my PC
Fanshroud and 120mm Enermax fan mounted. The radiator is a painted 1/2" heatercore from D-Tek Customs This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	A/V outputs from the N64 and 230V power input to the 120mm fan in the top This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	Here is my Nintendo 64 mounted in my Aopen HX08 case. The heatspreader was cut at the ends and mounted with the metal strips as you can see. Two IDE cables makes the connection. The three RCA connections in the back are the A/V outputs that loops into the TV-tuner card. This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007
Fans in the side panel	Testrunning the watercooling	The kitchen
Five Enermax 80mm fans and some Biltema noise insulation in the side panel of my Aopen HX08 case This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	Notice my nice homemade ram cooler on the TNT2 card. It's the heatspreader from a power supply. This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 23, 2007	Jon Christian, Dag Thor Leif and Stian warming a pizza This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007
Stian Abelsen playing Quake	Quake logo in flames	Solve Mæhre
This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007	Not well centered, but... This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007	This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007
Daniel and Stian with the emptied bottles	Quake logo in flames	Finished result
It takes some litres of petrol to make a Quake logo This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007	The best photo I managed to take of the Quake symbol Can be seen in use on my homepage aswell This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007	+ Pros Can fold down the seats and use the entire trunk Minimal size and cable madness - Cons: Not enough punch Metallic sound Case not airtight Case is not mounted, just pressed into place This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 9, 2007