0siris

6.8/10 for apavlov13 with a .7 point deduction for dust at the bottom of the case..lol

Here's mine. This thread is inspiring, I've got some work to do.

The_Snyper

I am still in the proces of finishing my wiring. My lights and Switches should arrive via UPS Tomorrow.

Here is where I am with my Hard Drives.

Hope you like them.

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PROBN4LYFE

Where are they...lol...

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Fishie36

Wow, flawless! 10/10

sladesurfer

WoW!! I need more pictures. Nice work

Burn

Still have some work to do on cables...Here it is in any case

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Burn

Still have some work to do on cables...Here it is in any case

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Burn

Snyper, how did you get your SATA power cables sleeved?

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The_Snyper

I did it the hard way.

First, I took the Hard Drive Cage out of my computer and set it on my kitchen table so I had room to work.

Then, I took the OEM power cables that came with my Asus board, cut them in the middle, plugged the connectors into the Hard Drives, scrunched up the cable sleeving on one end, then spliced the individual wires back together. I cut each of the 4 wires in a different spot so that the splices were staggered. Otherwise, you'll have a huge lump in the middle. By staggering them, you will spread out the mass of all the splices, yielding a cleaner look.

I tried this exact same setup using molexes and my Optical Drives this morning and it failed miserably. I just ordered these items from Performance Pc's to make it easier, and I would suggest that anyone wanting to do this the easy way order them too.

Here is the link for the Molex Connector:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...oducts_id=1169

Here is the link for the SATA Power Connnector:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...oducts_id=1220

With these, all you have to do is set the wires out, line up the connectors, and then crimp the back of the connector down. That seems like it will take a LOT less time. I spent over an hour cutting down the SATA Power cable when I did it.

Hope this helps. I plan on uploading all the pics I've taken to my worklog. Right now, I've been working like crazy trying to get everything back together.

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Burn

Nice

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