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Warfarin88 · 01-19-09

I'm happy with the sleeving, but it still needs some taming. I disassembled the rig today so I could do a little modding to the factory tray.

I expanded the ventilation holes behind the processor for easier access, and added the cable management holes along the right side. I was careful to match the radius of the original stampings for the additional cuts. The Lian Li is such a refined piece of work, that I'm forcing myself to really take my time on this one. I want to preserve as much of the original cases character as possible.

I'll post some more pics later after I put it back together if I can beat the sunset here. I'm rapidly learning just how much flash photography is for the lose.

01-19-09	#33 (permalink)
Warfarin88 _______________ Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 843 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 117 Trader Rating: 0	Mobo Tray cable management I'm happy with the sleeving, but it still needs some taming. I disassembled the rig today so I could do a little modding to the factory tray. I expanded the ventilation holes behind the processor for easier access, and added the cable management holes along the right side. I was careful to match the radius of the original stampings for the additional cuts. The Lian Li is such a refined piece of work, that I'm forcing myself to really take my time on this one. I want to preserve as much of the original cases character as possible. I'll post some more pics later after I put it back together if I can beat the sunset here. I'm rapidly learning just how much flash photography is for the lose.