Jan Erik Vangen
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Case Mod World Series 2017 STARTS NOW !!!
Jan Erik Vangen replied to Modding Team's topic in Case Mod World Series 2017
April 1st – Final submissions opens What is this, my casemod is done, do i need to register final pictures somewhere? -
Last weekend i tested Bastion the whole weekend and everything is stable and working great while playing, Looking forward to use it at LAN-Parties
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First you take out the two locking pins. then slide the cover out. There is the ASrock Beebox-s motherboard. The cover under the motherboard has an Coolermaster fan for extra cooling since the beebox-s gets very hot while gaming. The motherboard has a very tight fit and can only be removed by pressing the back of it up and then the front down.
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will take some pictures tomorrow but you can see the motherbord on the first page.
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Bastion from the computergame Overwatch. Fully 3D Printed with 259 printed parts. Over 500 hours of printing with my Makerbot Replicator 5th Gen. Computer specs: - Intel i5-6200U - 8GB DDR4 - M.2 SSD 256 GB - Intel HD 520 - Coolermaster fan for extra colling Bastion has a rotating head controlled by a Arduino Nano with a servo and is able to speak (soundFX from the game)
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From the album: Bastion
First test of overwatch, its playable at low settings, CPU at 45c -
From the album: Bastion
Intel i5-6200U 8GB DDR m.2 SSD 256 GB Coolermaster fan Intel HD 520. -
From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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From the album: Bastion
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Nice, looking forward to see more of this
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Full worklog can also be found on my webpage: Vang1.net
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Bastion is now done, here is the final product: Here is a video: Attched some highres pictures:
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Bastion is powered on with a remote Picture from the first Overwatch play test Overwatch is playable with Medium graphic settings, but had to run it on Low settings to get a smoother and better FPS. The Builtin graphic adapter is a Intel HD 520, but works Turret added. The red,orange and black cable is for the servo Added a coolermaster fan for better air flow. will drill some small holes under the fan after i have mounted a temperature sensor. Added Arduino, MusicAngel and Mp3 module for speech and head movement. (does not look so good, but its working :P) 3Watt speaker added. Allso did some cable management.
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The displaystand im working on, it have a LCD screen on top, showing sponsors and a glowing Overwatch logo in the bottom.
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This small servo will be used to move his head This servo is controlled by a Arduino Nano. This will be programmed so his head moves every 5 minutes. Video of the servo mounted and working:
