My SuperLanboy Case Mod (Pics)

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I'm not sure about you guys, but the window on my Lanboy scratched really easily. So i went about replacing it. I decided to use mesh aluminium this time though.

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I cant really compare the noise levels at the moment, had to RMA my arctic freezer :( But the noise is a bit louder yeh. Temps on the NB have dropped about 5c, and the graphics by about 3c. But my graphics card isnt in the line of airflow, but when i get my pci-e card it will be :) CPU is around the same temps as it was with the arctic :)
 
Sandmaster500 said:
Looks very nice. Out of interest how much was the mesh you used?
Has anyone ever seen that honeycomb style mesh in the UK?

Nice work, might have to try something similar

The hole lot cost me £28

£16 for a 500x500mm mesh panel, £9 accousti fan, then the extras like the rubber screws, rubber edging and fan grill
 
The only thing i'm annoyed at though, is the definate line going across the center in the mesh. It isnt bent or anything, so i dont know what it is :confused: Most of you probably wouldnt have noticed if i didnt point that out :p
 
Yes you can see into the case when its lit from the otherside. At the moment i've only got the front fan led, and i can see through the front half of the case. but the back is dark so you cant see anything on the other side
 
Well basically, the window that was already on the lanboy was about half a cm thick. So i had to pad out the mesh to make it a bit bigger around the screw holes so that the mesh is pushed up against the side.

I'll get a pic tomorrow ;)
 
Raj said:
You know the hard drive cage, people say it blocks the air flow from the front fan, has anyone ever tried to drill multiple holes in it to allow the air to flow or something along the same lines which allows air flow?

There is actually space for the air to flow

See here

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