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Unread 10-21-2002, 04:21 PM   #1
g.l.amour
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: on da case
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Default remember that old nag i was trying to convert?

work has advanced, could use a couple cold cathodes and thats that.

obj to keep evertyhing cheap has been met. case cost me nothing.
-10$ dremel wheels
-lots of tubing (for all the failed routing)
-riveting pliers (great tool, go grab one)
-piece of plexi
-some drill bits
-double sided tape (almost at the same height as duct tape)
-a new dremel, my old one quit on the job
-lots of hobbyist glue
-moms tupperware for res(clean thoroughly, u don't want spaghetti for coolant)
-teflon tape

if u add it all up, it still cost a lot, but alot of that stuff should last me 10's of mods to come.

i'm sooooo glad i didn't buy some fulltower, god knows it came close. in the end nothing touches a good cube for clean cable and tube routing.

note the switch on the front bezel, it allows me to clear cmos without opening the case and fumbling with a lighter on my knees to reset bios.

think i'm gonna paint the bastard some day, but thats stuff for the future.

inside is:
-two full size heatercores
-eheim 1250
-maze2
-2l res
-the usual amd xp ddr stuff

note the intel inside, pentium pro sticker on the front bezel, how camp can i get, i ain't gonna remove it; feel like a museum.



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