Random WIP Pics

[tw0_f0ur_]

Here are some pics of me making my latest comp. Will post pics daily of random mods im doing.

Mobo Screws

Mobo Posts

Installed

Mobo

Some Wiring Management

More.... Needs Some Work

Yayyyyy for BOSD (Maybe I should of checked to make sure the HDD wasnt in Raid)

Permanent Marker Does the Trick

Again

 

[MantisIT]

that's so ghetto with the perm. marker lol

 

[hitman_forhire]

Is that the box in your sig?

 

[l0cke]

Is that the box in your sig?

doens't look like it, this one has SATA

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

Is that the box in your sig?

Yes it is. I decided I didnt want the SATA Hdd so im selling it. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1021669 I now have a PATA in there. Will post pics later of the Wiring and Updates on random stuff im doing.

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

Some Random shots of my new Mobo, CPU and RAM

Wireless card

Random Shots of my Friends case im Wire tucking

Random Shots

 

[Arcygenical]

Lol at the Perminant Marker hahaha.

Although I vinyl dye ALL my connectors, they come out beautifully... The Sharpie marker didn't "Stick" to my connectors long enough

 

[kuyaglen]

some of your pics really stand out, photography wise.

 

[vanilla_guerilla]

i especially like the ones with the screws.

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

Some more.

Pictures arent the best but whatever.

Clean up top.

Wire tuck behind the PSU

Mobo

 

[drizzt81]

I was under the impression that the metal pads surrounding the motherboard's mounting holes were there for a reason: to provide an additional path to ground (the case). Using rubber washers, you are eliminating that, which could contribute to the instability that you are experiencing. Maybe you should consider to use metal screws without the rubber washers.

 

[Dillusion]

Are you just taking pictures of random things like DVI ports and motherboard screws?

 

[ChingChang]

Some nice pics, love the SATA cable mod too

I was under the impression that the metal pads surrounding the motherboard's mounting holes were there for a reason: to provide an additional path to ground (the case). Using rubber washers, you are eliminating that, which could contribute to the instability that you are experiencing. Maybe you should consider to use metal screws without the rubber washers.

The motherboard would still be touching the mobo tray mounts from the back, so those washers won't really affect it unless for some reason they were being put on the back too.

But I don't think those provide additional ground for the motherboard. I made a case 99% wood, so the stand offs are not grounded, and computer works fine in that case. Also the acrylic cases don't have them grounded.

 

[Nivram]

Yeah, your motherboard is grounded by the power supply 20/24 pin connector ground wire(s).

Glad to see you took some air to that cpu heatsink fan....it was looking a bit dusty on the leading edges!!

And definitely, the coolest pics of motherboard screws and standoffs, EVER!

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

Thanks guys. Thoes are cork washers, IMO I think they add a touch of detail and look better then stock screws. I still haven't got around to clean the PSU area and such. Once my 24pin ATX extension comes in and my sleeving, I will clean everything and you will see how good this case is for cable managment. Well Thanks for looking.

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

Some random Socket A mobo

Tv tuner

Samsung DVD player

Xbox360 Landyard <3

 

[tw0_f0ur_]

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//. Computer

//. Backwards HDD

//. Cables