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sorry..lol.. i meant gx2 not gtx... getting confused with my work machine I think.. Anyone could wrap a case, just takes some patience and understanding how to quickly heat the vinyl and stretch it a bit. This was my first PC wrap and took a few hours (an entire day from design, print...
The case is wrapped and not painted. I got another thread about it here.http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1307699 Anyone here using thermal electric cooling? I have been using it and its been amazing, actually working just as good as my past liquid cooling setups!!
Thanks everyone for the comments, I have actually decided to poke out all the holes in it, started last night and taking forever!! However, next time I will print on perforated vinyl for the mesh parts (perforated vinyl is the same as the rear windows of trucks when you see a large fancy graphic...
Just finished my CoolMaster and would like to share it with you all. Have not benchmarked it yet since my upgrades. Went from 780i to 790i Ultra, 8gb OCZ DDR2 800mhz to 4gb OCZ Reaper DDR3 1333mhz, EVGA 8800GTX Superclocked 768mb to EVGA 9800GX2 1gb, the rest is the same as before...Kensfield...
The vinyl is the same used on car wraps which is completely removable without leaving the sticky residue leftover. However, if it sat for a few years in the sun it may leave some residue on the laptop or pc case.
I have about 5 designs so far and I am going to add about 10 more next week.
The prices are $96 (shipped). You cut them to fit your case and then wrap them. It can get tricky and you have to use a small torch (heat and stretch technique they use for car wraps). I paid $30 plus $3 for the...