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    Talking Newly Modded SN45G - Mmmmmmmmm

    Hey y'all.

    Finally got all the bits back together for my SN45G after sending the lid away to Kustom and my word...if computers ACTUALLY turned me on, I would be drooling so much right now.

    PC Spec,

    AMD Athlon XP3000+ Barton (400MHz)
    Corsair XMS3200 Pro (1024MB)
    Seagate Barracuda 120GB
    Sony DVD/CD-R Combo
    Saphire Radeon 9600XT 256MB
    Creative Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS

    Modifications,

    Picture faceplate
    Stealthed DVD/CD-R
    Aluminium mesh windows (both sides)
    Green & Blue Cold cathodes
    Blue cathode fan grill
    Clear acryllic (atomic)
    Blue & Orange thumbscrews (like the front LEDs)









    What dya think?


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    hey, wow, the blue and green looks well good. where did you put the cathodes? still havnt got round to working out where to slap mine
    Pirates = Win.

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    Cathodes are from Ebuyer. 4" long and DIRT cheap.

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    Very nice

    Did kustom do the 2 mesh windows for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knoxville
    Very nice

    Did kustom do the 2 mesh windows for you?
    Yeh they did. Didn't have the courage or tools to do it myself.

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    very nice , i've just got a shuttle myself how do you stelth the dvddrive? ive got a nec 2500a dvd-rw.

    thanks.

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    yeah, iv got the cathodes, i was jsut having problems wireing them in, sorting somewhere to put the inverter and where exactly to put the cathodes. where the switch?
    Pirates = Win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil Homer
    Yeh they did. Didn't have the courage or tools to do it myself.
    Hmm how much did they charge? I'm in much the same boat here, ain;t got the tools and i don't really wanna mess up my case.

    Quote Originally Posted by ekundo
    yeah, iv got the cathodes, i was jsut having problems wireing them in, sorting somewhere to put the inverter and where exactly to put the cathodes. where the switch?
    I've got the same 4 inch cathodes installed in mine and I've got my inverters sat in the drive cage underneath my hdd and some switches for them on the pci blanking plate on the back. Cathodes are really something you have to play around with to get just right, the top chassis rail and the underside of the psu are good places to start though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mt50
    very nice , i've just got a shuttle myself how do you stelth the dvddrive? ive got a nec 2500a dvd-rw.

    thanks.
    Well I chopped the screws and glued them to the perspex, then got the picture and the first time I used spray mount n 2nd I used double sided tape. Nope sure which ways best yet, still feel theres a better way to stick the picture n perspex together. Then I used those foam sticky fixers to attatch it to the drive.

    Quote Originally Posted by ekundo
    yeah, iv got the cathodes, i was jsut having problems wireing them in, sorting somewhere to put the inverter and where exactly to put the cathodes. where the switch?
    all my inverters are sat at the back resting above the ICE fan. Eventually I intend to put the switches through the LPT1 hole but atm its a little too small so I'm gona enlarge it when I can be bothered. At the moment I just leave them on all the time and the switches are inside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knoxville
    Hmm how much did they charge? I'm in much the same boat here, ain;t got the tools and i don't really wanna mess up my case.
    For 2 mesh windows it was £36, which isn't cheap but the end result is imaculate (sp?) and the service is great so I guess you get what you pay for.

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    Its worth that much imo just to not have me mess em up

    cheer's dude, will e-mail em when i've got the cash and sort it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil Homer
    What dya think?
    Deffo get the thumbs up here mate - good work

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    looks great there buddy! - can i have one of the other ones you have in the pics... don't be greedy!

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    But my other one is running Smoothwall!

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    nice mods

    Nice mods homer

    Here's my mods done by myself - I did consider sending it to KustomPCs though


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    What sort of drop in temps did the mesh window give? my 2500m @ 2.3GHZ hits 60 degrees here and im looking to cool it down a little.
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