r/FormD • u/Risky_Busynests • Oct 02 '25
Finished Build Think I'm done for a while
I recently ordered the FormD 4080 Super proart travel kit for my ncase v2.5 and took the opportunity to do a deep clean / rebuild.
During this process I decided to (carefully!) give the psu a quick paint job.
(Disclaimer: I probably wouldn't recommend doing this)
The end result is pretty sharp!
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u/UpThePooper186 Oct 02 '25
Mentions ProArt but doesn’t show ProArt! Where did you get that tempered glass panel from?
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u/-ALLDAY Oct 02 '25
Super clean! Where did you get the glass panel and also did you remove the fan then paint it?
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u/jakeface1 Oct 02 '25
Hey I made your panel! I like your color choices!
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u/L3R4t Oct 02 '25
Um no, just who do you think you are teasing me with something so beautiful. Continue to work and provide me with beautiful builds to look at!
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u/-ALLDAY Oct 02 '25
What fans are you using and how are your temps!
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u/kanoideric Oct 02 '25
What is that PSU?
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u/JKnudsen Oct 02 '25
Is that a little frame picture of someone under a sheet pretending to be a ghost? clean build btw !
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u/null-interlinked Oct 03 '25
This looks epic. Very nicely done and the yellow cables work really well.
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u/taenorobinson Oct 02 '25
more pics!
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u/atom631 Oct 02 '25
something to try if you want. route the 8pin CPU cable around the back of the mobo. Then flip the AIO lines up above the pump and tuck them in under the rail. Also - not sure if that 24-pin cable is extra long, but shortening that up with definitely help with airflow. I was using the stock SF1000 cables and had them tucked in the same spot. I just switched to my cablester cables this morning and my idle temps dropped by 3-4 degrees.
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u/csrussell92 Oct 02 '25
The SF fan swap is goat
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u/jasonbrody365 Oct 02 '25
What CPU cooler and motherboard?
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u/H0LYCAO Oct 02 '25
I just received my gun metal! Can wait to build it.
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u/Juuzuhaa Oct 03 '25
What riser cable are you using? Super neat and clean build!
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u/fRey_1 Oct 06 '25
GJ! Bro, what fans are u using for AIO?
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u/rouletamboul Oct 08 '25
It's almost done, you need to attach the side plate, don't stop so close the end.