The (semi) finished project

[lutjens]

Well, this little upgrade project of mine is pretty much complete. I took a couple of impromptu pictures of the semi-finished (but fully functional) build.

Cable management is the big task remaining...I'm toying with the idea of getting come custom SATA cables made to make things neater if I can't make things decently neat with the existing ones...so forgive the lack of cable orgainization at this point...;)

Shot of the interior:

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww332/lutjens/intshot.jpg


Shot of the exterior:

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww332/lutjens/extshot.jpg


I can't post a better shot of the lower drives, as they all have serial number labels on them.

[little_scrapper]

I can't post a better shot of the lower drives, as they all have serial number labels on them.

Whats the problem? Are they stolen? Or do you think that if we know the serial numbers of your hard drives that that will make you somehow vulnerable to cyberspy jinnitzfu attact?

Or will that knowledge make you vulnerable to robot attact? Because robots are strong, and they eat your medicine for fuel. If this is the case, you just get yourself some Old Glory Robot insurance. For when the metal ones come.:rofl:http://www.robotcombat.com/video_oldglory_hi.html

[lutjens]

No, because hard drive serial numbers can be fraudulently used to generate fake, advanced replacement RMAs by people using stolen credit card numbers. Posting your hard drive serial numbers on the Internet isn't a good idea if you want to maintain warranty.

I want the warranty on my drives to remain intact.

[little_scrapper]

:ROTF:Robot attack!

[psyconut713]

I thought i had overkill HDD's and Burners......

Sweet rig, uber jealous