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First thing, I love the build, it looks friggin awesome so keep it up
Secondly, what about the possibility of adding a nice ambient light for when it is on maybe have it protrude from the bottom where the GPU is (big open hole easy to place). I also understand the desire for a minimalistic design and not having one. also for temp reasons placing a fan in the wood space above the computer either closer to front to push or closer to back to help pull the hot air out of that space.
Thanks. I'm happy with the vent system. Maybe you mis-read me somehow complaining about it. My initial plans had fans mounted to the bottom and top attached to the wooden sections and being powered by the support box power supply. This setup was complicated so I thought I would try something simpler first and prove that I actually needed more.
I'm not a big fan of flashy, blinky lights especially when I'm trying to watch a movie on my HDTV. I don't need a power light to let me know the computer is running or if the hard drive is working. Nothing wrong with people needing that kind of visual aid but I don't. With that I had better shut-up before I get into trouble. .
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Thanks! Gigabyte approached me to use one of their new Killer-series gaming motherboards (Oops - was I suppose to keep that a secret?). What I need is a decent video card to do the 980X justice. Video cards are the hardest things for me to get a hold of. I'm thinking Sandy Bridge is about to make the 980X obsolete here in a couple of weeks or maybe not, I'm not sure. I haven't had much time lately to keep up with the news. (I wonder why?)