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Was woken up at 7.30 this morning (on my day off after going to bed at 4.00 in the morning) by some person at FedEx saying they have a really large amounts of books and could i come and collect them. I hadn't ordered any books, but... well went off down, when i got there i just saw my Tj07 case and was pleasantly surprised. God knows how they thought it was books.. But o well, it weighed a ton

Here is the size of the box



In the box came,

-Tj07 case
-Swiftech 360 rad
-Some compression fittings and 90c fittings
-LED's (Blue and UV)
-3 x 120mm yate fans
-UV cathodes
-More sleaving and heatshrink
-PSU modding kit (fail)
-Few more bits and bobs i cant think of off the top of my head


In the Tj07 box came a 24pin ATX extender, so i decided to sleave that instead of doing my PSU (don't want to break my 100w corsair )

Didn't like the modding kit, was useless and it they broke, waste of $25. Getting two pins do the job 100% better



I couldn't find a proper guide around so i thought i would have a got at showing how to do this simple but nice mod.

Before



Steps













After



Here are some pron shots of my Tj07, i think my neighbors thought i was a bit weird by taking pics of my PC case by the pool but o well



(A bit to much adding contrast on that one soz)





Once i finished my photo shoot, i started to take it to pieces and mark where i need to cut holes tomorrow.

For the cables to run behind the MOBO tray



So i can fit my cables from the PSU to the rest of the PC out of site



I ordered 50cm SATA cables not 75cm (another blond moment) so i decided would be easier to cut a hole there and root them directly to my HDD, SSD and DVD drives (will explain my storage drives are going later and the layout)




A naked Tj07



All the parts ready for cutting and spraying



A pic of erm... fans guards lol