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P4rD0nM3 said:
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I love how ur case has super clean wire mangerment.. super sexy.. :D
 
Here is my V2000B Plus II. I love this case to death.

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Sorry this is a bad photo, my room is rather dark.
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scrawnypaleguy said:
Dear god that looks awesome. Post more of this setup!

But I have to ask, why do you have such a huge case when you have so little stuff in it?
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Will do after I get some decent photos. :D

I bought a full tower because I'm a photography student, and all those 8Mb RAW's start adding up. That is why as you see in the photo the PSU is wired for 4 more hard drives. Later on a E-ATX mobo will probibly be installed to.


evoluti0n said:
How loud is that case NukeULater? I plan on getting the same case for my next build.
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Its not very loud, all the case fans are 1600RPM S-Flex, and the CPU fan is a 38mm H1 panaflow. All the fans are running at about 6V, exept those little 80mm coolermasters above the PSU, those run at 12V. I can hear the hard drives more than the fans.
 
I changed my fans to these...

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I liked the green ones, but I think these go along with my rig a bit better... and also, you don't see this particular shade that much. I fell in love with the aluminum frame on them as well.

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I am in the process of trying to find a good material to line the the interior with, I was using a particle board type material, but it was too thick and I wasn't that happy with it. I will post more pics once I get that all sorted out.
 
yeah TBK, the fins on the fans match your RAM really well
 
Yep, they are as cast0r said... Tek-Chain 120's. I purchased them about a year ago for another build, but I never used them... so I decided they'd look good in my current rig.

Optional87, I do love how they go with the ram... that's actually what made me use them.

Down8, they're not too noisy at all... but I do have them turned down a bit using a Scythe Kaze fan controller. They also came with a variable speed dial that allows you to adjust them with no need for a fan controller, but the controller is much easier of course. I would say they're quieter than the Antec Tri-Cools, but a bit louder than the SilenX iXtremas... a very acceptable noise level in my opinion... and the V1000 is not exactly known as a quiet case either. Plus, they push a nice volume of air. I would place these fans in my top 3 list for sure.
 
Minor update:

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I stealthed out the DVD drive. I love the look of the sleek aluminum on these Lian-Li cases, so I wanted to show that off. I started with an A-16 case, which comes with those grill style covers for each drive bay. I replaced them with the normal solid Lian Li covers, except for the 120mm cage and the very bottom one for air flow reasons. This gives the case a better look, in my opinion, which is why I wanted to stealth the DVD player to finish that look.

What do you think?

jpDiMaggio.com for more pictures

PS: Pictures show EVERY fingerprint. I need to work on that. :p :eek: :p
 
mellojoe said:
Minor update:

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I stealthed out the DVD drive. I love the look of the sleek aluminum on these Lian-Li cases, so I wanted to show that off. I started with an A-16 case, which comes with those grill style covers for each drive bay. I replaced them with the normal solid Lian Li covers, except for the 120mm cage and the very bottom one for air flow reasons. This gives the case a better look, in my opinion, which is why I wanted to stealth the DVD player to finish that look.

What do you think?

jpDiMaggio.com for more pictures

PS: Pictures show EVERY fingerprint. I need to work on that. :p :eek: :p
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i had a pc-7b that i stealthed out
 
I've had this rig (PC-60) for about 6 years now. Obviously lost the floppy cover but those stealth covers are nice :)

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I'm going to put a lot of effort into cable management when I upgrade my parts in a week or so. It was a rushed attempt but I'm very pleased with what I can do.
 
I think my friend had the same idea...they are simple to build. However, mine is set for 7v (green LED) and 12v (red LED)
 
I am waiting and looking forward to new Tyr 2000 or 500. Are they curently avilable somewhere?
 
Here's what confused me, I went to look at their website that I saw listed on the fans above and nanoxia.com said:

NANOXIA - CLOSED

nanoxia will be discontinued.
The ex european distributor xen micro GmbH registered the trademark nanoxia against all aggrements on their own name.
All products wich will come with the nanoxia trademark on the market will not be original "nanoxia" products.

the original founder and engineer behind nanoxia - May 08
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from what i can tell, nanoxia essentially was recently sold to/ bought by Xen Micro, which is a german distributor, who's retained the sole rights to move their products. the company will continue to create products under the name "Nanoxia", but under new ownership, and Xen Micro gets exclusive distribution on their products. from what i can tell, Xen Micro has no American outlets, which means their products are only available in the EU.

but it's not like there's clearly-written news (in english) about all this, so i might have it wrong.
 
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