Externally water cooled HTPC with alot of juice in it.

This is the final build (around 95% at least) and here are some pictures of it (i'm getting better at that damned camera haha):

The complete picture so to speak.

Those two EKWB nickel plated fittings will be replaced with Monsoon 13/10 black ones.

 I do dig the gold theme.

 I'm pretty pleased with the solution, it's extremely tight in this Silverstone Crown case.

 A.C. Ryan 80mm. LED-fans.

 Two more, blowing air out the back.

 It is pretty difficult to get a good view for a great picture of the graphics cards.

 Too bad the UV doesn't show in these pictures.

 The tubing to the external cooler comes out the back where i drilled two holes and places two Bitspower fittings.

 Out in the back the water flows.

 The external cooler.

 Three EKWB 360 XTX radiators are in that housing from Phobya.

 Not sure if it shows but there is more work to do regarding the cable management.

An overview.

How to defrost frosted Plexi-glass.

Have you ever felt that feeling when frosted Plexi-glass feels dumb and that it would be alot better if the frosting was gone? I mean it sure looks alot prettier when something is defrosted, can't think of a situation where i would prefer something frosted.

Not even sure if frosted is the correct choice of word here, anyways here is what you need:

Autosol (polishing creme).
Cotton balls or similar.
 Cue tips (for delicate and perhaps small areas of the item).
Water.
Dishwashing soap.

Yup, that's it.


1. Take your item and some cotton, put Autosol on the item you want defrosted and polish it like a madman.
2. When the frosting is gone wash the item in water and add some dishwashing soap and
just clean it until all remainings of the Autosol is nothing but a memory.
3. Done.

Two BitsPower plexifittings defrosted.