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You can use bolts and nuts to put the display, then cover it with a face plate.
These are 2 prototypes of Froster aluminum face plates, I'm waiting for another in black and with different tipography
http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/7...omedium6hi.jpg
http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/4...ceplate5tq.jpg
Want One Black One Pls.
I want to see the black face plate too, it will have some changes.
Anyway, I need to choose one of these, what do you like more?
Also, it would be as you see in the pics, 5 1/4 bay size, with 3m double sticky tape, so it can be put over an ugly hole in a drive bay, or in a phase case.
looks really cool.
Thanks Chilly1, Golden Eagle and Ssilencer. for the Froster X and the help with the software.
Need that fase plate mine didnt turn out that well. lol
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...h_000_0386.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...h_000_0368.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...h_000_0374.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...h_000_0372.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...h_000_0377.jpg
Hey, I picked up the G-Froster XE 1.2 I gotta say its pretty nice. I thought I picked up the G-Froster X. but I didnt... Whoops. But the XE is pretty nice.
~Mike
Thanks Sgt and Mike, great to see a happy customers :D
wow Ssilencer, those face plates look nice! would look beautiful in a silver V-2000 :D Whenever I get enough money (one day lol) I'll be picking up one of your controllers!
Brandon J
I hope the definite face plate looks better than these test
Hey could some one send me a link where I can download the latest Firmware for these.
Thanks
Hey SSilencer, i know you have new faceplates... post some pictures of those! I think they look much better!
Mike
Well, first package arrives to slovenia:
http://phasechange.extremecooling.ne...frosters/2.jpg
And now the fisrt Value 2.0 installed :D
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/4844/75py.jpg
New Value 2.0 soft
http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/3...ed19aw1.th.jpg
Shouldnt that option under configuration read "shut down at" rather than "start down at"?
Looks good otherwise.
G
You are right!Quote:
Originally Posted by Master_G
We have to stop drinking while writing :toast:
cut them out of something like nylon sheets and use a router with a 22-1/2 degree bevel on the inside and outside. The bevel will give a good look. If youwant to do a little more work make a punch that cuts the whole faceplate at once.
injection molding is a option but it will be to pricy.
ps: we do not recommend you cut the opeaning with a ax.:D
Why not? I love to cut my nails when drinking with an ax.:woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by wdrzal
they look very nice ssilencer.
Now i just got to wait till cascade is ready to test a few of these beauties
the software looks nice hey
thanks Kayl, we will be updating the soft, cosmetics and features
Hey Ssilencer, I am very impress with what you guys are doing with these lately keep up the awesome work. I have a few quick questions tho. First, I know there are several new versions, but what is the cheapest version with the LCD and ability to control 12v fans? Also, I know that Chilly1 is VERY busy lately and I really want to buy one, but I'd rather not trouble him, so is there someone else in the U.S. that I get get one of these from or someone that can ship to the U.S.?
Thanks,
Brandon J
Please direct me to the information I am asking if it is already posted. You can jab me with a stick :stick: if you want to.
I have all the obvious wires hooked up except serial port on mobo (p4c800e-d)
I have provided some great entertainment for you guys if you need to take a break while your helping me. I have been brought back to life. I think I'm 21 again :slobber:
Is there a Doctor in the House that can mark where the correct serial port header is on the mobo?
1. I don't know what a 15 to 18 vac @ 1amp adaptor is
2. I need to know exactly where the three marked wire connector go.
3. Is the small white wire for the dc fan?
4. Please mark serial port header
I don't currently own one, but as far as I can tell...
1. the adapter they're refering to is an AC to DC adapter, the froster will accept a voltage between 15 and 16 volts i order for it to run properly, it needs at least 1amp of current to run.
2. had an answer for you on that one, and looked again and got confuzed, wont post until i"m sure, lol
3. Can't say with complete certainty, but yes, it looks to be for a DC fan as it's a 2 conductor wire, although form the picture not sure whats on the other end?
4. The serial port header on your motherboard would be the one jsut above your finger (bottom right hand corner of the bottom most PCI connector) in "mobo plugs.jpg) and it would lead ot "Pc WIRE" as labeled on "wiring.jpg"
1. AC adapter...or transformer. http://www.allelectronics.com/matrix...nsformers.html 2.4amp is more than enoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Bergo
2. lemme try to take pic.
3. 2 conductor wire is for ac power line from adapter.
4. huh?
I am also just installing a XE 1.2 ATM and I am wondering if the is any way to bypass the PSU wire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden_Eagle
Kinda weird having to either cut into the actual PSU ( and void your warranty ...) to run the common and 110V line to the Froster XE or to make a really ugly looking extra run from the outside of the case back in...argh!
I guess this problem only arrises when you are working inside of a all-in-one unit or am I understanding something incorrect here? I am not to keen on running a 1k PSU and the compressor from a single AC line and think that seperate PC and SS AC lines are better - no?
Any suggestions?