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System Name | "Dark Wind" |
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Processor | Sandy Bridge i5 2500k @ 4.6ghz 1.336v |
Motherboard | Asus ROG Maximum Gene-Z |
Cooling | Xigmatek Dark Knight w/AS5 |
Memory | G.Skill Ripjaw X Series 1600mhz 2 x 4gig |
Video Card(s) | eVGA GTX 670 FTW 2gig |
Storage | Western Digital Black Cavier 640gig AALS/ Samsung 840 Pro 256gig |
Display(s) | Dell U2412M / Viewsonic VX2025WM |
Case | Cooler Master HAF XB |
Audio Device(s) | SB X-fi Titanium PCI-E |
Power Supply | Corsair AX860 Platinum |
Software | Windows 7 64 bit Premium Home |
Well i've been busy with ideas flowing through my so far this weekend on what else to do to "Dark Wind" to make it stand out more and bit more "trick" Then I had a great idea which would gonna involve some careful work and modding but if I did it right, it would really make my HAF XB look special. A few runs to store across time for a few things I needed and I set to work!
First step to to dissasemble the hot bay trays which proved to be a study in patience to prevent breaking something with all the little parts
Almost had one of these go flying off into the room, that woulda sucked!
Then the real pain was removing these pins to get the front covers off the tray's. It involved using the hammer with a small screwdriver to bang them carefully out and then prying another section of without breaking the plastic which I still manged to do on one. A little glue should fix it by the time i'm done
After all is said and done, the bays are now completely apart and ready for what I have in store for them next which I won't show until the project is done :thumb:
Well ok, here's a little hint lol!
First step to to dissasemble the hot bay trays which proved to be a study in patience to prevent breaking something with all the little parts
Almost had one of these go flying off into the room, that woulda sucked!
Then the real pain was removing these pins to get the front covers off the tray's. It involved using the hammer with a small screwdriver to bang them carefully out and then prying another section of without breaking the plastic which I still manged to do on one. A little glue should fix it by the time i'm done
After all is said and done, the bays are now completely apart and ready for what I have in store for them next which I won't show until the project is done :thumb:
Well ok, here's a little hint lol!