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| Julien Chiang | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Building A Really Personal Computer | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 With a 120mm clear fan with blue LEDs, I'd be able to make use of this cool 120mm molded fan grill! |
 Like this. Only this is a 80mm clear fan and 80mm grill within my PC60-U |
 Drill out the bottom part too as the old holes for my previous drainage system is quite unsightly |
 My old drainage system |
 Did some measurements and cut out 2 pieces of tinted 3mm acrylic to cover the new holes |
 Testing to see that they fit |
 A pretty messed up top cover. Gotta do something abt all the sticky residue and numerous holes... |
 The best I could do. The big hole is perfect for my... |
 Black Ice Xtreme II Chrome version! |
 Have always wanted to mod a windowed hdd, and to be able to show off that, I gotta cut a proper hole to my hdd rack |
 I sure hope it's structural stability isn't affected |
 The targetted hdd to be cut up |
 A fully functional Seagate 5400rpm 10.2GB PATA hdd |
 Rubber shield removed, notice there are only 4 screws to be removed |
 It's backside |
 Had some practise beforehand with a defective Western Digital |
 The screws are a bitch to unscrew... |
 Got myself 2 other guinea pigs! A couple of old working Quantum 6.4GB |
 And that's the Torx-type screwdriver which I just got |
 Closing up on the tip |
 See it's star-shaped head? Purrfect for those pesky stubborn screws! |
 That's the mobo tray; expanded to hole back there so that I'll have access to the mobo holes from the back for my Abit |
 NF7-S in place, plenty of space to spare |
 Finally drag myself to the supermarket for some ziploc bags |
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