Has anyone made a Shroud for a BIX-2 ?

-aDaM^ · 02-27-05, 04:49 PM

Hey guys I was just wondering if anyone has made a Shroud for a BIX-2. I plan on making one and I need some idea's PIC's greatly appreciated!

Ven0m · 02-27-05, 07:13 PM

You can try with food container / some metal sheets / plexi / cardboard / fiberglass. That last is pretty cool if you know how to use it.

joelkyr · 02-27-05, 07:31 PM

Ived tried it with plexiglass and its just so cool

, i can see if my rad if its dirty, although its a lot of work cuuting it.

Ven0m · 02-27-05, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by joelkyr

Ived tried it with plexiglass and its just so cool

, i can see if my rad if its dirty, although its a lot of work cuuting it.

That's a good point!
My bro has wooden box and last time I checked it, there were tons of dust and he didn't know the reason of bad performance, as he couldn't see the dust without opening it.

-aDaM^ · 02-27-05, 11:02 PM

Pic's!!

Veland · 02-28-05, 09:22 AM

..or get mb standoff's, attach to the screw holes of the BIX2, then attach more standoff's to the ones you just inserted.
Keep doing this for a couple of layers, then get a broad sticky tape and cover the gap with it. Looks fine and is done in 5 minutes, plus you finaly have a use for the masses of standoff's every good overclocker ends up with

Perseus · 02-28-05, 11:45 AM

Is it possible to just buy 2 from some place like DD? The only problem I can see with this is spacing.

joelkyr · 02-28-05, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by -aDaM^

Pic's!!

....lets see, well right know im fresh installing my windows, but ill post pics as soon as im done

02-27-05, 04:49 PM	Thread Starter #1
-aDaM^ Disabled Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: CaNaDa	Has anyone made a Shroud for a BIX-2 ? Hey guys I was just wondering if anyone has made a Shroud for a BIX-2. I plan on making one and I need some idea's PIC's greatly appreciated!
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02-27-05, 07:13 PM	#2
Ven0m Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Warsaw, Poland	You can try with food container / some metal sheets / plexi / cardboard / fiberglass. That last is pretty cool if you know how to use it.
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02-27-05, 07:31 PM	#3
joelkyr Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: ARIZONA	Ived tried it with plexiglass and its just so cool , i can see if my rad if its dirty, although its a lot of work cuuting it.
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-aDaM^ Disabled Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: CaNaDa	Pic's!!
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02-28-05, 09:22 AM	#6
Veland Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Bergen, Norway	..or get mb standoff's, attach to the screw holes of the BIX2, then attach more standoff's to the ones you just inserted. Keep doing this for a couple of layers, then get a broad sticky tape and cover the gap with it. Looks fine and is done in 5 minutes, plus you finaly have a use for the masses of standoff's every good overclocker ends up with __________________ The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong, is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong, it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair (Mostly Harmless, by Douglas Adams) WYGIWYGAINGW=What you get is what you're given and it's no good whining! (The science of Discworld, Terry Pratchett)
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