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OK those pics are ok I guess they will do in a rush...

LOL those are some killer pics dude.
I would like to find out more about modding my own puter case and seeing some cd's spinning, thats cool, I have a little knowledge in the modding stuff category. I used to tear stuff apart to see how it worked, then put it back together in a different way to see what it would look like, even though I had to make some changes to do so..LOL
Good post. Rock on.

as a matter of fact, I will start to draw out my design today sometime and figure out how I will put it together, I could use some corner beads .I will have to call Comp USA to see what they have for me to use first.

This is going to be quite interesting. And fun. And hey thats the main thing right?

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This is going to be quite interesting. And fun. And hey thats the main thing right?

Just remember:

If it's not broke, don't fix it...MOD IT!

i am into moddin heaps, we have a good place in Melbourne (Australia) that has a HEAP of modding supplies, i have the green Xide-Pad II (for those of you who dont know it is a gaming-mousepad with lights built under it), the LED Fans (3 of them) and cathodes-i am wanting to get a matrix orbital sometime in the future

......or as ive heard someplace, running a system at factory spec is like kissing your sister, ya just DONT do it !!

my machine as follows:
Shuttle AN35N-Ultra 400, single OCZ pc3200 256mb, xp2500 333fsb Barton core @xp3200...241x10=2.4ghz, 8,956 mips 3,721 mflops using Sandra, vcore 1.92 volts, cpu temp:102.2 f.

the system runs air cooled only,2 90mm, 3 80mm intake, 3 80mm exhaust, board temp in case:91.4 f

getting it to run is no simple task, dont have nice large power supply as i am a poor b*stard, so it runs off the 350watt Antec supply that came in my case, and a small 250watt AT supply that sits in my rom drive bay, powering case fans, rom drives, and hard drives.