Till now i have pimped 2 computers here they are..what u guys think ?






and here is my new computer

not to bad.
next time, paint the inside of the case, it adds a liitle somthing.
if you can ,do asome cable managemnt (use some ties to hold back your cables)
this helps with the air flow.

here is a link to one of mine (a couple of the pictures are down)

Mod

in the process of modding a Thermaltake Kandalf


-dimwit-

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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.

never thought about painting the insides, not a bad idea though might just do that.
need to disasamble it soons anyways to replace my PSU so might just do that

and for the cables i have bought special tubes to put them in

I just painted the inside of my case 2 weeks ago and it made really the difference. Makes everything inside pop!



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Processor: Phenom ll 1090T X6 @ 4.2 1.50v On Water
NB: 2964
HT: 2117
Motherboard: Asus Crosshair Formula IV 890FX
Memory: 8 GB Gskill PI 6-8-6-24@1700
Card: Msi GTX 580 900/1800/2048
HD: 3 WD Caviar Black 500 GB Raid 0

It would take hours to dismantle my case enough to paint the inside of it.

Should I get Bord enough I want to paint it a deep navy high gloss blue.

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AMD phenom II 1090T @ 4.23 Ghz custom water cooled
Asrock 890 FX deluxe 3 mother board
4 GB DDR 3 1600 @ 1688 Mhz 7 7 7 24 T1 2688 Mhz NB
2x 1 TB WD Sata III 64 mb cache HDD,s raid 0
2x 5870 HD @ 1015/1300 Asus reference
Dual OS win 7 x64 ultimate & win 7 x32 Ultimate (bench os)

It only took about 4 hours from start to finish with 3 coats of paint. Not really as bad as I thought it was going to be.

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Processor: Phenom ll 1090T X6 @ 4.2 1.50v On Water
NB: 2964
HT: 2117
Motherboard: Asus Crosshair Formula IV 890FX
Memory: 8 GB Gskill PI 6-8-6-24@1700
Card: Msi GTX 580 900/1800/2048
HD: 3 WD Caviar Black 500 GB Raid 0

I'd love to repaint mine, but the work, same as Guru, it will take me hours to undo it all, scrape off the old paint, prep for a new coat, and redo it. I've been using a high gloss model enamel pen to do touch-up work with, but I ran out, need to replace that paint-pen.

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