My desk project

Awesome bro! Very jealous. I only realised it was you when I saw the 7300 in your old case and thought it looked familiar. Can't wait to see it done and dusted.
 
Hi all,

Not done any more to this recently, have been actually using the computer!

As for the power cable routing... I didn't want them going off to the side, as it wouldn't have been symmetrical, I didn't put them to the front, because it would have been more difficult to connect and disconnect (plus, ideally I'd have wanted a 24-way cable that was about 10cm long - I couldn't find one in white!), and I would have had to cut through the metal motherboard tray, and I couldn't think of a way to make it as neat with the tools that I had at my disposal!

I need a properly-sized bit of perspex to go over the front, and some additional lighting... and a properly placed power switch!
 
If one was to google the term 'Bossing it', your rig my friend, would be top of the list.

Congratulations on excellent work. I do want to see a night shot of those LEDs though!
 
I've had 2 off-cuts of perspex kind of draped over the front of it, but so far... can't say I've noticed any dust on any of the components. Even the radiator under the fans on the right hand side look to be absolutely clear of anything :)
 
Wow, well this certainly met the render ideas, looks absolutely stunning, and great to see a new idea come along.

Couple of things I guess:
Are you at all worried about the advertising board not being strong enough to support your components?
Cabling bugs me slightly. Personally I probably would have tried to route the 'extension' cable below where the motherboard sits, so it doesn't cover up as much.

Also, get some Mayhems Ice White coolant in there :)

kd
 
The white board is fine, the triangle supports I've put in have given it plenty of strength.
I'm still not sure on the cabling either - but it's easy enough to change it, I can replace that back bit with a fresh, un-cut bit, but it's cutting the holes in the base bit that will be more difficult to "undo" ;)

I'm thinking of some Mayhems Ice White coolant too ;)
 
WOW! This is looking better than I expected it to. I really wasnt' sure about he amount of cables that you have "over the top" of the board, but now they're sleeved and in situe they really add to the effect.

Lovely work sir! Well executed.

Nice tip with the staggered cut wires... I'd not thought of that, and will definitely use.
 
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