[Project] Radioactive (Antec 900) mod (56k painful) - Page 5 - Overclock.net

Run N. Gun · 03-24-08

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Originally Posted by cs_maan

I have a quick question, so I actually did some work on my 900, and I have gotten as far as priming the case itself, but I was wondering, did you paint the inside of the panel with the window?

Yes. I removed the window and the mesh first, then painted the interior of both side panels.

shawnjo · 03-24-08

Nice mod run n gun! incredible! Excellent cable work. Now if I could only spare the time to do mine!

Dominazn · 03-24-08

badass.....nice job

Run N. Gun · 03-25-08

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Originally Posted by shawnjo

Nice mod run n gun! incredible! Excellent cable work. Now if I could only spare the time to do mine!

Consider it an investment into your system and just do it. It's fun!

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Originally Posted by Dominazn

badass.....nice job

Thanks for the nice comments Shawnjo and Dominazn!

Fox_Smash · 04-14-08

AWESOME MOD!!!!!!!!!!
love the colors and the wiring!!!

Run N. Gun · 04-15-08

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Originally Posted by Fox_Smash

AWESOME MOD!!!!!!!!!!
love the colors and the wiring!!!

Thank you, Fox_Smash!

alt24 · 04-29-08

Thanks for posting this Run N Gun. I have followed your steps and done it to my own antec 900. I colored mine red and black and it came out fantastic, even though i didn't sand as often. I didn't have to cut as many holes either, as there was already 2 factory cut holes on the right of the motherboard

. I wasn't able to get my 20/24pin power cable to go behind the motherboard panel because of the weird design of the Asus M2N-SLI.

Thanks to you again

It was my first mod and also, my first post on overclock.net

Microsis · 04-29-08

hmmmmmm how about some yellow LEDs??

Run N. Gun · 04-29-08

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Originally Posted by alt24

Thanks for posting this Run N Gun. I have followed your steps and done it to my own antec 900. I colored mine red and black and it came out fantastic, even though i didn't sand as often. I didn't have to cut as many holes either, as there was already 2 factory cut holes on the right of the motherboard

. I wasn't able to get my 20/24pin power cable to go behind the motherboard panel because of the weird design of the Asus M2N-SLI.

Thanks to you again

It was my first mod and also, my first post on overclock.net

That is awesome to hear, Alt24! Welcome to OCN.

I looked up your mobo and really don't see why your cable wouldn't work to the connection? If your 24pin PSU cable is a little too short, you could use an extension to help you with the routing of the cable. The wires will bend nicely (and keep the cable flat enough to put behind the mobo tray), if you work them enough, which I had to do. That version of the 900 is nice with the 2 extra holes.

I'm glad that I could inspire you to do your mods. Stick around OCN, it is a good place with plenty of helpful people.

Run N. Gun · 04-29-08

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Originally Posted by Microsis

hmmmmmm how about some yellow LEDs??

I actually considered it originally, and still may go that way when I water cool this system. I think it would look really cool to mix some UV and yellow leds, with yellow cooling liquid. mmm...I like that!

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alt24 New to Overclock.net Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	Thanks for posting this Run N Gun. I have followed your steps and done it to my own antec 900. I colored mine red and black and it came out fantastic, even though i didn't sand as often. I didn't have to cut as many holes either, as there was already 2 factory cut holes on the right of the motherboard . I wasn't able to get my 20/24pin power cable to go behind the motherboard panel because of the weird design of the Asus M2N-SLI. Thanks to you again It was my first mod and also, my first post on overclock.net

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