Quote: Originally Posted by THRASHER2 I installed the Finished Switch Plate to the case Inside View MOD ON!

You are da man!!!!!!!

I can't tell by the photo, how did you fasten the switch plate to the case? Screws, bolts or rivets?
How thick is that plate?

Quote: Originally Posted by joecoin I can't tell by the photo, how did you fasten the switch plate to the case? Screws, bolts or rivets? How thick is that plate?

I would say T2 has them held in with screws and are basically like the ones that Bill at mnpctech sells if i am not mistaken..

I like the HDD cage, is that just a single 80mm fan, or 92mm.

I made a HDD cooler without a filter or cool face, it was dual 70mm P4 cooler fans the thin ones (10mm) they push a nice 40cfm each, one made by coolermaster and one by ultra. Brought my WD 250 SATA drive down from 40C to 31C which its a first gen SATA drive and gets crazy hot when under stress. It use to push 50C when i used it as primary with no fan. Its now in my array for my server with lots of cooling.

Quote: Originally Posted by kennypoopoo Just wanted to say this case mod is amazing !!!! its actually pretty much the first one i seen before i joined and the reason I joined keep up the great work ....

Thanks

Quote: Originally Posted by s1ugh34d I like the HDD cage, is that just a single 80mm fan, or 92mm. I made a HDD cooler without a filter or cool face, it was dual 70mm P4 cooler fans the thin ones (10mm) they push a nice 40cfm each, one made by coolermaster and one by ultra. Brought my WD 250 SATA drive down from 40C to 31C which its a first gen SATA drive and gets crazy hot when under stress. It use to push 50C when i used it as primary with no fan. Its now in my array for my server with lots of cooling.

It is a 80mm fan
Those front bay items were the only things that looked bad ass in this case

Quote: Originally Posted by THRASHER2 Thanks It is a 80mm fan Those front bay items were the only things that looked bad ass in this case

I really like your work bro! you have given me ideas with that case.....

Looks sick dude, keep it up. Also, how hard was it to get the case painted? Where'd you go, automotive place, graphic design place..etc...?

Pic's........Pic's.......Pic's and more Pic's

The new Cpu cooler


This thing is BIG!


Installed Cooler


Really BIG!

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I put two more Chrome fan grills on the inside "for DOULBE BLING"




Side view the the Mod "Installing the mobo was a PAIN"

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that looks sooo pimpin ....
wat more is there to say
great job T2 ....

I was running into a problem with installing the PSU




Problem SOLVED

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Nice job so far....

That thing is nice as hell! can't wate to see what your temps are with that monster!

I love how the white mobo blends into the white powder coating. Makes it look like the sockets are comign right out of the case. Awesome job so far.

Looks fantastic T2, it's not often that someone does a mod incorporating components to match the color scheme. I'm doing the same thing with the "Modding on the Cheap" case, only I'm using black and blue. The hardest part is finding the components with the performance you need in the colors you want. For example, for my budget, the ATI X1800 XT and X1900 XT are the best-performing cards for that price range, but you can't get them in a black or blue PCB...oh well. At least my mobo, RAM and PSU are matching so far! It just takes a case mod to the next level when the components match the coloring.

Dude, I just noticed...aren't you planning on painting those upper 5.25" bay caddies to match?

Looking good T2! Loving the colors, keep up the good work!

dude i'm feelin all " freak out " ..............
that thing would look wicked as part of a dj's club install, all that bling
ching chingin under all the different lights!!
anyway enough of my babble!!! totally awesome t2!!

so when u installing some hydrolics???
now that woul be crunk!!

T2, looking at your airflow, it would seem possibly more logical (with the advantage of addressing the clearance issues of your PSU at the same time) to move your PSU up top, and put the 2 x 80mm fans beneath it, in between your CPU/HSF and the PSU. Re: the airflow, this would help exhaust the warm air near the CPU/HSF via the 2 x 80mm fans, and also result in cooler air entering the PSU's fans & heatsinks. You'd also have more room to twist & wrangle those PSU cables, and more room for that massive Zalman Fatal1ty heatsink.

The added work you'd need to do to make an adapter plate to move up that PSU might be worth it for the extra space and improved appearance and better cooling...just a thought for your consideration.

I wouldn't want to try cutting it after that sweet powder coating job.