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Tengis

Tengis

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(didnt get any responses in my other post for some reason.... ???)

Pics (without base and no plexi)... =).

The only thing I havent worked out or at least started on is the CDrom bay area. I have a 4 inch LCD but need a power adapter, and I also need an idea of something to do with the cdrom. Im either going to stealth it or make a new front for my drive out of plexiglass and shoot a few LEDs through it.

Also, that gap in the first few pics between the front and the back is going to be filled with plexi. The top has a window for my 200g Seagate. It has a built in surge protector with 2 external ports for plugging in your monitor, etc. Wires are hidden to the best of the ability in this case, although I will do a bit of work before I throw all the plexi and such in there.


Dual 120mm intakes. PSU + dual 80mm exhaust (will probably have a 92mm on top, wont be too much work to add one in an hour or so of work if I get around to it).


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Built in surge protector
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See how the PSU is hanging? The surge protector is where the PSU should be... the I have it connected to the PSU, as well as having 2 external plugs to plug into.
 
Suggestions on CDrom? Stealth? It sticks out like a sore thumb in my eyes
 
You're seriously [H]ard if you have a surge protector built into your case.

What exactly did you do for the protector?
 
I gutted a surge protector, removed the part that actually protects, and did a bit of soldering to do exactly what I wanted with it. Its shweet...

Any other comments?
 
Hrm... bumpor00, no more comments? Suggestions! Dammit Scotty!
 
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