Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
WOW, a thread that has been running for 5 years and with 413 pages and over 8,000 posts
now thats just freakin huge!!
@siralexu: Thats pretty good wire management there, btw what motherboard are you using there?
Nice black/red color combination you got going there, heh, was it intentional? Pretty good wiring job too.
@lathode What case is that?
4/5. BTW.. how are you too use your computer with the PSU at the front? Sorry never seen a case like that.
My son's mid lvl gamer...no video card yet...just finished yesterday.
Only my second PC to build, and first real attempt at hiding the wires.
Any tips or crituque on mine?
thats actually really good especially considering its your 2nd build and its a non modular PSU!
4.3/5
Replaced stock red SATA cables with some black 90deg locking cables.
Before:
After:
Turn on the lights will ya?
Anyways, I'm going to snag me an ATCS 840 as soon as I see a good sale come up.
Turn on the lights will ya?
I think you have to make your own if I'm not mistaken; it's not too hard.
Here is the link I saved:
http://www.gam.net.au/pcmods/satapower/1.html
Here's the new Silverstone FT01. I switched from a Lian-Li V1200. After 3 years, I decided the Lian-Li was too big .
[snip]http://home.comcast.net/~odnt/1.jpg[/snip]
[snip]http://home.comcast.net/~odnt/5.jpg[/snip]
I still need to fabricate a mesh panel to hide the PSU and install the SATA optical drives that are on order. The cabling in the rear needs tended to, also.
Praxis, before mounting the V8, I took it apart to sleeve the fan and make sure it was blowing the direction I wanted it to. It's blowing out the back of the case.
well I had some masking tape on the back, but looking at the pics I noticed it looked like the SATA power cable was a little loose and I think it might have slipped down a bitIs the X25 attached to anything or what? Doesn't it get hot on that corner of the case w/the PSU? Nice job overall though, gotta love the P182, can't even see where all those SATA cables are going in the first few pics.
Am I the only one that gets some sort of giddy feeling every time he sees 6 DIMM slots full like that? geek4life