PSU M@DD!

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December 9th 2009
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Superb (7.5)
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High Rated Intel CPU NVIDIA Graphics Custom Paint Job
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System Specs:
  • e8400@3.78 with ASUS Trinon 75+Zalman 120mm fan, ASUS P5Q, Mushkin Redline XP2-8000 5-5-5-12, Leadtek 8800 GT@711/2080, case 3R R910(Full Tower), Power Supply High Power HPC-560-A12C, HDD WD 750AAKS
Performed Mods:
1. Black painted 2. Window cut 3. Plexiglass panels in front and on top 4. Custom lightning(two green leds in one lightning tube, red and orange leds in the other) 5. Custom wiring (cables from twisted pair UTP 6 cat. =) ) 6. Custom speed reducers for the fans (two 50 Ohms resistors taken from old PSU`s)
I decide to make something interesting from broken PSU. My case has two PSU slots, so I have place for it... Also with some modifications it can be attached to the front panel instead of two 5`` slots.
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12 Comments on PSU M@DD!

#1
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
kind of a cool way to use an extra PS, very creative
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#2
Atze
Nice Idea...
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#3
to6ko91
did you use coaxial connectors screwed to hot glue sticks with LEDs inside?
P.s. do a picture from the top of the case
9/10
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#4
pantherx12
Nice you could use the holes to feed an external rad through :D
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#5
shadapar
great

I really like it when people do these kind of mods... something cool without having to dump a ton of money into it, yet it looks like you did.
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#8
pantherx12
Just thought of an even better idea :D

There's enough space for a 120mm rad in there maybe even two, and a pump :D


If I get a case with an extra PSU bay so adding a dedicated GPU loop all enclosed in a psu XD
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#9
PEPE3D
I voted 4/10 because:

It is just OK.
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#12
ty_ger
pantherx12Just thought of an even better idea :D

There's enough space for a 120mm rad in there maybe even two, and a pump :D


If I get a case with an extra PSU bay so adding a dedicated GPU loop all enclosed in a psu XD
+1

I want to see that.
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