As far as I know enermax apollish fans are really brightly lit so them alone should light it up plenty good enoughLooking good now, those little fan holders are really starting to take shape. Do you plan to light them up with LED's or just let the fans light them?
I have to say though, not only do you have some skills, but you have a LOT of patience. I would have got the 2lb hammer out by now and did some demolition
, I do have a 100cm long led flexi light that I'll use somewhere nice though 
, about the hammering it lol I dunno my patience has really grown with this being my 4th scratch build, you really get a grip of how much dedication is needed to do things right & it can take time so when you know this you just tend to go with the flow 
..It's a good thing I have the air cube to keep me going while I make this else it would be a rushed effort
, the fan holders could be left as they are but the perfection bug is whooping my rear & telling me to make the joints seamless which requires a LOT of wet sanding ..., but it was nice to be nominated amongst such excellent mods . Got all the system parts ordered now & should have them on Monday, the spec will be. upper level time, hope it goes smoothly & no major hiccups .
.., the hard part is making the bar the correct length, but I can get around that by cutting the bar with 50mm longer than I think I need & then cut it down to exact size needed .
I'll run a bunch of benchmarks before & after
, been on the edge of sidegrading to i5 760 for a while now so sandy bridge came at the right time for me, ddr2 was limiting my overclock also & I couldn't find a good 775 mobo that supported ddr3 + sandy bridge uses tons less power even with a decent overclock..Thanks maximusmi2Subbed.
Looking forward to following this to it's conclusion!
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, just spent 5 hours trying to get them curved exactly as I want them, think I've got it, they just need attaching to the rear panel & front bottom, it may be extremely difficult to make the acrylic piece in the middle match the flat bars for a flush look though because I had to manually bend the bars partly with the jig but mostly by hand, tried pushing against the jig but it just sprung back when clamps removed, found out heating it up did make it a little easier to bend but just makes it expand & then retract so didn't keep the form 
...., if I go with the roller I'll need to make a new jig also so I can take the curve from the roller & align the curve correctly, but I could keep on doing all the rest while I save up, I really shouldn't be spending any more for a bit so the roller might have to wait a couple of months before I can spend any more on it, undecided. but I could remake the jig so it does match .
Thanks CitizenSoldier, the curve took about 7 hours of trial & error & a big stew pan helped correct any imperfections of the curveLooking great so far, the curve really looks to be turning out well
.Thanks KD & yep it's a tall oneLooks like it is still coming along well!
Especially that curve.. seems to be developing nicely... might point out though that that case looks MASSIVE!
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No doubt I'll persist a little more before I get a replacement but damn such a PITA 
compared to gigabyte which is simple as it should be..), another thing I've grown accustomed to with faulty boards unhelpful staff trying their best not to replace or refund, there are a lot of people with similar issue so I don't want a replacement, refund only so I can stick with good old gigabyte .
. so got it switched for the msi p67a-gd65 & it is awesome ... and asus pffft .
