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My orders take about 2 weeks to get here (upstate NY).

Nice :) Be sure to post pics when you're done! :D

Yes. But IMO if you're going to take the time to uni-sleeve cables, I'd bet that you'll also be doing excellent cable management, thereby increasing airflow. So it's more of a placebo effect, as far as thermal performance goes. :D

Any updates? Can't wait for final pics! :D

Glad to help! :)

I guess so, but I buy all my sleeve from mdpc-x anyway. BTW if you're only getting 30-40 meters, the shipping is a very reasonable 11 euro from Germany to US.

MDPC-x.com FTW! If you just need black, murderMod.com sells the same stuff.

Oh, heh, sorry I completely skimmed over that. I think black/grey or black/grey/red would look good (as long as you get rid of the blue CCFLs): Hope that helps :)

No problem. Another benefit of pushing from the top is that you don't risk ripping off the pin. ;)

The flow of the sleeving from the GPUs looks awesome :)

This is what I do (copied from my post at evga): Get two staples, then bend them so they form an "L". Insert the long end of the staple onto between the sides of the pins and the connector. Push them down far enough that they push the metal tabs in, then pull the cable out. Obviously easier...

Oh, and I should have mentioned: you can get by with a lot less sleeve if you only uni-sleeve the last 12" (visible portion), and then use big sleeve to cover the rest of the cable. the.ronin: the 96 meters figure also includes the molex and sata cables :)

Heh, cool. :) The HX1000 sticker blue is much closer to the aquamarine blue than the grand (darker) bleu. I don't have an HX1000 here ATM to take a shot with the aqua and grand bleu next to it, but one should be coming in this week for me to sleeve. If I remember, I'll post a pic. :) BTW - you...

Depends completely on the PSU. If you're going to be sleeving it the full length, then multiply the length of each cable by the number of wires it has (ie a 20" 24pin will use 480 inches = ~12.2 meters). For reference... to fully uni-sleeve every wire (including all modular cables) on the...

Thanks again 1stCAV :) Yours looks awesome! :D I wish I could afford a water cooling setup.

Hey nascasho :) Red, black, and white is an awesome sleeve combo. :D

Thank you! :) I have a worklog posted here for anyone interested: http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=2088

Thanks :)

Would love to get some feedback :)

Awesome cable management, especially behind the motherboard tray. Props! :)

Wow! Very inspiring :) Here's my Cosmos S, to anyone interested...

I like the PSU cover! How is it mounted to the case?

Nice! Very clean :)

Looks very interesting so far :)

Be sure to posts some pics when it arrives :)

Update looks great! If I may ask, how is the plate in between the mobo area and drive bays mounted?

Good luck to all (and to me!) :D

Yes, hs should go in the connector. All the order I've placed have taken 8-9 business days to arrive, except for one that was delayed at customs and took a month.

Here's the sleeving process photos I promised (sorry for the long wait): I couldn't get a good shot of tilting down the wire, but I hope you can see what I mean in the second pic (imagine the wire upside-down). More color combos: Enjoy :)

Do you have a decent camera? Canon just released the Rebel T2i, you can get the body for $799 or with the kit 18-55mm IS lens for $899. Also has HD video recording, 1080p @30fps and 720p @up to 60fps.

Just my Cosmos S :) OP: Why weren't you completely happy with your FT01? I'm thinking about getting one soon.

Your work with the case looks promising :) I like the concept pic :D

It should be easy enough to mod the the controller. Just take off the casing and find the wires connecting the mic to the pcb. Cut and splice a 3.5mm extension cable (or old headphone cable), and solder one of the two wires to the spot where the mic wire is attached to the PCB (I doubt the mic...

Sure, just let me know what specific pictures you want. I don't have time to take pics of everything :)

I shrink before it's inserted into the connector. If you're having a hard time putting it in, heat it up a little bit with a lighter or heat gun.

Thanks all :) This is the advice I posted @ XS: To cut them to the same length, I have a piece of Styrofoam with a cutout (length 0.5"). The heatshrink is then pressed into the cutout, and cut it at the opening with scissors. Just make sure the sleeve is exactly the same distance from the end...

And this might be my new favorite... green and black: (made for a member on another forum)

Huge improvement! Looks great :D

Thanks! :) Hehe :D Thank you! :) More pics (sorry the second one's so blurry):

No photos of it in the case, it's just the sleeve. My personal favorite is the grand bleu/grey,