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Holly molly... I don't no what to say, this is just an amazing project! I am so inspired by it.

it has arrived now, installing it was fine up until the point of going on to the internet. I didn't relies you had to ring virgin to activate it, activating took about 15 mins after speaking to a man who didn't speak very clearly. Other then that the wireless is fine at 2.4ghz and the local...

Thanks for all the reply's, it will be here Thursday so not long to wait till i can play round with it.

hey, i ordered my free Virgin SuperHub today, i have heard mixed reviews on it. Has anyone else played round with one?

Use a good camera, use manual focus if possible, plain backdrop/background makes for a more pro look, use lamps to increase light (use bulbs that give of a white light and an even spread) Take loads of photos, i usually take about 10-20 photo for just 1 item, Use cool angles!

haha yeah, awesome :)

Look awesome :)

my ikea desk with a little light mod :D

Hey, my computing teacher was making a two person arcade machine and he let me take some pics.

I would use just an air filter, but if you want the look put a steel guard over the top.

Found this earlier hope iot helps. http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2012/01/build-a-computer-into-your-desk-for-easy-upgrades-hidden-cables/

XD shame i don't smoke, one turns fans and cold cathodes on and the others the power button, the images are from 2 different cases

Lol, what?

Some more buttons i placed on my PC

aw dang, at least that wasn't your fingers or this thread would be on reddit.

The hard drive didn't fit in anywhere securely due to old style connector, i spent about 2 weeks thinking about how i could secure it. this is the best thing that came to mine

I have a total of 3 of these desks. they make a pretty good workstation

A little messy and unfinished but does the job at the moment.

Tutorial: Custom Power Button Items Needed: •Philips Screw Driver •On/Off Button •Soldering Iron •Power Switch Lead •Drill and Drill Bit •Wire Cutters •Pen/Pencil Step 1 First of all remove the computer side panel. Step 2 Secondly, find where the power button lead goes to...

I overclocked to from 2.9 GHz to 3.2 GHz and its still stable :)

Loving the case, definitely taking inspiration from this for my 3D project at college.

hahaha, I agree, you'll be happy to know i just bought a wire sleeving kit, also i have changed to a atx case so i have more room now.

haha, yeah :p

haha, yeah :p

thanks! :)

haha, didn't expect this much of a response. i can see its a big discussion point, i would think it runs better with side panel but with out real test over various case i guess its up to the user. I think half the beauty of a pc is looking at it working not what is just happening on the monitor...

Hey, ever since I opened up my pc I have always perfered the side if the case to be off as I think it's more interesting and better looking, but none of my mates agree. I was wondering what over people though about this.

Okay, thank you for the info :)

This year, about 2 months ago, haha I'm new to pc modding.

haha, yeah it proberly is the most common mod, but this was my first ever mod. i live in the south east, about 40 mins from london.

Hey, i just bought an gigabyte mother board to replace my advent one as it wouldn't let me over clock my i5 core processor easily. I was wondering how far i could push the processor with out taking to much of its life span, at the moment it sits at 2.9 GHz at 35.C. Any more info would be helpful.

Hey, This is my first post here and it will be about the first mod i ever did to my pc, it may not be the best mod but im still happy with the way it came out. My orginal pc was an advent dt1308, a cheap but semi powerful pc, after having it for about 8 months i got bored and though i will...