lundi 5 janvier 2015

Project F1 Dream - Another level 10


Project F1 Dream



Well having just finished a mod that I won’t be seeing for a long while (traveling around shows and such). It was time to build another, this one I had been planning for years to do (those that know me would know this as I have been talking about it for quite a while).



I had originally planned back then to do F1 themed rig based around Jenson and Lewis, but with the team mates split up I put it off for a while (and due to illness, but that’s another very long story).



To cut it short I spotted Thermaltake were doing a new run of the level 10 and having been one of only two that I could find that had modded the original Level 10, II thought let us go down the Lewis Hamilton route and contacted Thermaltake and managed to secure Number 44 for the Thermaltake Level 10 Ltd edition, funny thing is all this was done before he became world champion, so him winning it means I could add a few things.



This time I wanted to be a bit bolder with the build, and do something different to last time and so it begins.



First off let me start off with a big thanks to the sponsors that jumped on board.






Thanks to Thermaltake for stepping up and supplying me with the Thermaltake Level 10 Titanium LTD edition number 44 for this build and the PSU.






A Big thank you goes out to MSI who are supplying the motherboard for this project.






A big thank you to the Kingston team for supplying the HyperX SSD’s and Memory kit for this project






A big thank you to Swiftech who will be supplying the Apogee XL CPU block that I will be customizing.






Massive thanks to Primochill who are supplying the hardline kit for this build which will be hardline from out to in.






Also a massive thank you to Leo Bodnar electronics for supplying the Sim display that not only will work with sim racing games, it will also be the CPU usage and temp indicator.






A massive thanks to the guys over at AIDA64 who worked with me to get Leo Bodnar displays displaying temps and CPU usage.






Thanks to Dremel who seem to step up on every build and supply me with accessories and tools.



Well first off let’s begin with my previous Level 10 build, Just to remind you what I done last time round.










So of course having done that already, I would have to do things a bit different this time round with this one.










This is going to be one hell of a ride for me and for this case, there are some issues I need to still work out but that’s what modding is all about so let the madness begin.




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