| 28.04.2010 16:38 | | | this is almost the same idea as my project ... meaning: I will stand off the hard drive and install a hard drive, cd drive rack. because the computer case is so old that it fit in with modern graphics cards ... :) |
| 01.04.2010 21:20 | | | That case kicked me to watercooling with it dimensions and next one is gonna be smaller :D |
| 01.04.2010 20:37 | | | Well that truly is small, only problem is the cooling of the processor. :p My objective is to be able to use proper components but still in a reasonably small case. Dimensions in the sketchup are so far around 180x300x440 (width/height/depth) |
| 01.04.2010 20:22 | | | http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e22/regu80/01042010125.jpg maybe this test session photo makes sense and yep dvd drive still missing in that pic. |
| 01.04.2010 20:07 | | | Sure |
| 01.04.2010 19:47 | | | Small u say? psu "above"(above gpu) cpu cooler and flipped 90dec. and slim dvd drive ;) I may have project pics from my case if u want. |
| 01.04.2010 19:43 | | | Then you've got the right spirit. Just don't give up when you face difficulties :) |
| 01.04.2010 19:18 | | | What if I prefer making my own? ... :) |
| 01.04.2010 19:11 | | | You might want to consider getting an mATX case if having a small case is your main goal. They're usually lower by approximately one psu since they have 3 pci slots less :) Check out silverstone tj08, it's what I'm currently working on. Also old mATX cases are very compact if you don't want to invest in a new case. |
| 01.04.2010 18:03 | | | The whole idea of the case is to make it smaller, easiest way to do that is to move the PSU from the back top to front bottom - this also makes the old sidepanels... not fittable. And don't worry, there will be dust filters + case will be on a table... PS: I'm making small tweaks to the plan every day... :p |
| 01.04.2010 17:40 | | | I reccomend going with the parts allready available. You don't want to spend your time trying to reinvent the sidepanels. And since I'm allready commenting on a PLAN; You should rethink the positioning of that psu. Also, I'd never make the bottom of the case my main intake :) |
| 01.04.2010 15:39 | | | Btw guys, if got any ideas of how the sidepanels should be attached - feel free to tell them. :p I've though about attaching them with thumbscrews (and nuts), with hinges or even with some velcro. Your opinions? :d |
| 01.04.2010 08:27 | | | Heat dont break it, temperature changes will. |
| 01.04.2010 00:50 | | | You should put the hdd more in the airflow. In that corner it will become quiet hot. |
| 31.03.2010 23:26 | | | aa ok |
| 31.03.2010 14:39 | | | To pull it from the front and back to the case, so you'd have a normal PSU plug on the back. :) Not exactly the one laulir gave a link to, but similiar. |
| 31.03.2010 11:12 | | | What would that cable change ? |
| 30.03.2010 23:24 | | | http://www.onin.fi/product_details.php?p=7082 |
| 30.03.2010 22:56 | | | if power supply is on the front, isnt it little bit tricky to put the power cable clean from the front |
| 30.03.2010 18:10 | | | sounds interesting ;) |
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