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I have some colors I'd like to see Enermax cases in:
Red (RGB)
About these coordinates Color coordinates
Hex triplet--------------------#FF0000
sRGBB (r, g, b)-------------(255, 0, 0)
HSV (h, s, v)-----------------(0°, 100%, 100%)
Yellow (RGB) (X11 yellow) (color wheel yellow)...
I've been a long-time XFX fan, even through the whole issues with Nvidia, I still simply love XFX and their products. I would love to have this GPU in my hands, and hey, coincidentally XFX posted this to their Facebook wall today, which just so happens to also be my birthday. Woot! Definitely...
No problem, it's what we're all here for, to both help and to be entertained, lol. Looking forward to the mod log too. Soon as I get done with our move, I'll be able to get back online and check for it, lol. Make sure to post a link to the thread in here :)
I almost forgot to comment on this one, but just so you know, rad stacking is inefficient and pretty much pointless. I was still saying to keep the rad on the outside, as far as one on the inside, I believe both of us were talking about a small one, such as the size as is used with the Corsair...
Well that last render set confuses me, lol. Soon as I get a chance, I can probably do a little sketch on paper to show u what I was talking about. Those last renders just go in a completely different direction.
I can say from experience that it's far worse, lol. Cleaning up electrical tape residue, after a few years, is far easier and less problematic than masking tape residue. Been there, done that, will NEVER do it again, lol.
If anyone would use electrical tape, as it was suggested before, get...
If you take the 2nd render idea and flip it over 180 degrees, there isn't enough support to keep it from tipping backward, however if there were posts/legs behind the radiator, extended from the outside corners of the other half of the case (where the main components are), then it'll provide...
I'm still literally in awe over the size of the Thor cases, lol. They're freaking HUGE!!! I'd love to see an awesome and very clean build inside one of those.
I'd just use a lockable hot-swap bay + tray set, but side-mounted. It makes sense, would look pretty nice, and is basically what you said you're looking to do with it (being that you can lock it, which helps to allow it to be permanent/temporary).
Apparently you've never used masking tape to do this, lol. I have, and can honestly say NEVER to do that XD. It ends up 10x worse than the electrical tape idea, lol.
On a side note, would the RIT dye work to dye a faceplate or other plastic pc case pieces as well? ODD bezels and such even...
I'd take the #2 render and flip it over 180 degrees, with the frame being extended to account for stability also. Aside from that, it looks pretty snazzy :)
Nice score on that cheap case. It could definitely set a standard for the price range. I'm looking forward to seeing if you or anyone else ventures into modding one of those, cuz that side panel's just begging for a sweet radiator mod to be done to it :).