the stickers give you 15% more overclock, comon now, everyone knows that
seriously though, nice job on the 900's
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the stickers give you 15% more overclock, comon now, everyone knows that
seriously though, nice job on the 900's
it's about 2.5" i think from memory. I had to borrow the circular pieces.
Your best to use a battery drill not power drill. The power drill is way to fast and will cause a ripping effect not a cut.
I will try that o/c tonight...makes sense. I have it at 333x9 atm making it 3.0Ghz. I tried 400x9 but it didn't work, that would have been nice to make it 3.6Ghz.
I'm not to firmiliar with o/c on CPU's in terms of Volts. I have it at 1.325 V stock. I think 1.350V will be easy to use. It might allow the 3.6 i was actually after. 3.2Ghz is a good o/c though. Cheers
I terms of temps, at full load i get 45 max on core 0 and 40 max on core 1.
OCing with stickers is the best! However, I don't think I would put them on anyways... they usually are a little :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: to take off. I guess is just nice to have the option to show pass byers what you got in the box at a glance, lol.
Hey, if i understood... you would like to try sth like this:
> Link <
Those are two of my mods :)
Thank you and Deees for helping me with bigboy. i'll try again later :rolleyes:
That was a nice mod there :)
Yeah, something like that... but I'm not exactly. I'm thinking of keeping the front metal grills from the case as normal, so from the front you can only see the fans behind the grills. Then put that duct behind the front fan... somehow attach them and then put a back fan at the rear of the drive cage... thus creating a fan-to-fan wind tunnel kind of thing. You wouldn't be able to see this from the outside, it's for performance mainly. I know... sounds weird, lol.
this *might* the best thread for an antec 900 owner i have ever seen :)
great pictures you guys.
This should have been called:
**Official Antec 900 Case Mod Forum**
as I I found many other threads devoted to cases, but not this one, until now.
Anyway, here's a couple pics of my rig. I have to take some better pics and post them, and this gives me the incentive to do so, though I think I'm going to buy a second case and build a second rig for sale all modded out, incorporating much of what I have seen here. I have a spare Striker II Formula, a 500 Watt PSU, and a spare set of Kingston PC6400 Ram, so the rest is not too much.
Excellent job done by all :up:
Here is a pic of the air deflector that I fabbed out of a piece of aluminum to grap air from the bottom 1/3rrd of the fan to blow air over the hard drives. I wanted to mount them backwards and have them flush with the drive bay and wasn't able to do it directly behind the fans.
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/9...diumen1.th.jpg
Nice job Horseman!:up:
Horseman, you should post some pics of your rig in the dark. I would like to see how the yellow behaves with your cathode lights. Looks sweet :)
Hor$eman, show us what your box looks like lit up. I've always liked those Extreme Spirit IIs.
:shrug:
If the registration issue ever gets corrected, I'll post on a real account name.
As it is, I wanted to get these up for viewing and critiques.
Nothing too fancy, just going for a clean install.
I love grommets.
Put the floppy drive in backwards cause I hate to look at that damn thing. But I wanted it there when I needed it, just out of sight.
Modded the HDs for reverse fit, but I ended up turning em back around cause I liked the look a little better.
Also have to pull the damn PSU out and take it apart and swap the inlet and exhaust fans. Why put the LEDs on the exhaust side???? I wanted them inside for the lighting effect.
Got rid of all those overdone blue LEDs for green ones.
Flash kinda takes away from the paint. Looks darker in person.
Painted all optical drives and floppy black, blends in better.
I'm replacing all interior thumbscrews with Green anodized thumbscrews for a little contrast, yet keep with the theme.
Looking at buying a Matrix Orbital LCD panel.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...ntec900001.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...ntec900002.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...ntec900003.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...ntec900004.jpg
Your feedback is welcomed, + or -.
Budreaux
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/DSCN0097.jpg
Drilled holes for wires
I also made a hole on the bottom for airflow since my TRUE-120 will not fit with a side fan, so I thought something was needed for the GPU cooling
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/DSCN0161.jpg
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...r/DSCN0163.jpg
ALL feedback welcome
I pray you intend to file those holes :)
Just a tip, get some trim for the hole so that the edges look perfectly straight.
I have 1 left, just sold the other to DaIceMan. The cage is powder coated black satin semi-gloss and comes with a Blue
LED TriCool 120mm fan. Also included is the screws/hardware.
SOLD.
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...tecHDcage2.jpg
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...tecHDcage1.jpg
Will, do you do powder coating yourself? I might be looking for someone to do some for me.
Before I did my paint job I was really looking to do something like this... I didnt have the resources though. Man though... Is this beautiful or what?
Just found it on the net and thought I would share, I wonder who it belongs too.
:up::up::up::up::up:
I don't do my own powder coating. There is a local paint shop near me that does. When I had the case and two cages done, it took almost a month, since the guy was busy with other bigger stuff. When I got the Silverstone cages, I had those powder coated as well. $10 a cage.
Look around your area, and call some auto paint shops.