Case Pics

[slippy]

Originally Posted by slippy

With some minor adjustments:
Moved the front fan to the bottom so that I could put wires there (hidden with the side cover window)
Cleaned up some PSU cables
Routed motherboard wires through the back of the case
Tried to turn the hard drive around, but wouldn't fit

Upgraded my RAM and re-arranged the wires and case fan again lol
There is no room to hide wires in this case, but I like it so much

[foggyb]

Here is my test bench setup. Built it today.

[SugarJ]

That looks so much better than the alum/plexi one I built for myself. /goes hunting for wood scraps in garage

[foggyb]

Thanks. I was gonna buy one. But 150$??? This works great, i saved 140$, and it was fun too.

These will stack. Gonna build a folding farm on the cheap. I'd better put up a windmill too. ;^)

[foggyb]

The nice thing about a wood test bench is you can drill holes everywhere for mounting hardware and tidying up cables.

[Reyzac]

Originally Posted by foggyb

The nice thing about a wood test bench is you can drill holes everywhere for mounting hardware and tidying up cables.

You could do that with metal too just with a different bit.

[foggyb]

Originally Posted by Reyzac

You could do that with metal too just with a different bit.

If its gonna get kicked around, metal is better. But I didn't want to spend more than an hour or two on it.

You guys all have some great systems.

This has been my personal rig for a while now - and it's also what I'm taking with me when I leave home soon for my new apartment. I'm typing on this system right now and do a bit of light gaming (circa 2001) whenever I can

[BrutalGreen]

@Chaos Theory: thats one hell of a nice case for such old hardware...but then again that dual PIII setup was quite pricey back in the days

[Empty_Quarter]

Same old rig, new cables, moved things around, took some fans out, new sata card.