HaaHaaa. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The boy 4rm oz
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HaaHaaa. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The boy 4rm oz
Yeah yeah laugh it up Eclecticos lol.
Hey guys. Just checking in on ya all. Don't forget to throw LEXA a bday party on the 17th.
Cya all on the 21st.
waaa, very nice:up:
i partyied lol
Thanks mate.
Yes I am back. Time to mod!!!
*waiting impatiently...* :D
Thanks DT, may get some work done through the week.
Hmmm, now all I need to do is place that order lol.
get to it lol i was gunna say that dt put i cant spell lol
Well guess what guys. The moment you have all been waiting for lol. AN UPDATE!!!
Yes yes it's update time however a small update at that.
Well I managed to tear myself away from homework long enough to realize I had a problem. My awesome plexi clad drive bay tower was sitting there collecting dust. Something had to be done. So I did what any normal person would do, I put it to use lol:
While I was installing the optical drives and the HDD I thought it would be the perfect time to install the UV CCFL that would be under the bay reservoir...so I did:
Hmm the light of the front blue fan along with the UV CCFL wasn't quite bright enough for me:
Sorry for the bad pic.
Of course I didn't expect this single UV CCFL to light all the plexi. The other blue fans and CCFL's will light up the rest of the bay covers and plexi in the case. This CCFL was only to light up the reservoir and surrounding plexi pieces.
The solution, get another UV CCFL and mount it above the reservoir. Luckily I had one attached to the support bar of the case so of it goes:
I will be getting a 20cm UV CCFL to replace the 10cm one which is going in the drive bay. This will also mean more light throughout the case.
The second CCFL installed above the reservoir:
Much brighter this time:
Here is where the inverter is mounted along with the neatly hidden CCFL cables:
One thing I noticed is that the inverter gets very hot. I am going to have to cut a hole in the motherboard tray as it covers the whole non windowed side of the case. This will give the inverter some degree of ventilation and make it easy to remove in case of it catching on fire (NNNNNOOOOOOO) or burning out. I may also cut a hole in the side panel itself to allow fresh air to reach the inverter, I think it's the safest way.
Well that might be the last update for some time from me. I have just a little over 10 weeks left of school until end of year final exams. My attention is 100% (well maybe 98%) on my school work and there is no time to mod on the weekend due to all the homework I am getting. I really want to get that RAM cooler done. Oh well, it will have to wait. Until then...
Happy Modding.
