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Here are some pics of mine with my Core i7 setup. I just purchased a water cooling kit so will be updating my pictures once that is installed.
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Just needs cable management.
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That picture was when I first got it and was testing it, since then I have tidied it up a bit. I saw yours, that is very nice cable management. I will be moving the SATA cables when I water cool it, but not much else I can do besides that. On a side note, the picture makes it look messier than it does in person, but still point taken .
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Just attempted to cut a hole in the case to flip the psu. Not entirely happy with the way it turned out, but it isn't visible anyways. Any suggestions for making cleaner cuts?
![]() Also tried to better cable manage. Let me know what you think. ![]() ![]()
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That looks really nice!
__________________Good idea with the power supply, was actually thinking of doing something similar. Did you use a Dremel? If not that would probably do a good job with that. I want to clean up my wires but I am about to water cool it, so no use doing that now. I might do that power supply mod to mine as well, looks pretty good imo. As you said, no one is going to see that. So form>function there.
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I used a dremel to extend the premade cuts next to the motherboard and I wrapped the edges with some wire cover. I am pretty happy how that turned out.
I used a drill with a circular saw attached to cut some circles on the back side. I don't have a photo but I put a few of these holes for the front fan wires to hide. There is also one right behind my motherboard for the usb and power/led/reset wires. For the bottom I used a jigsaw and went along a predetermined line. Once I got toward the center of the case the metal started bending so the cut isn't exactly perfect. Really the dremel was used to soften the edges. Does anyone know if there are bits for a dremel to cut right through aluminum cases?
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anyone know if i'll need an extension for my 8 pin power cable from a st1000?
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Up on the list, thats about it for updating today I guess.
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My god man clean those dust filters! Also I like how you have that radiator monted, all out for display.
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