This project ist sponsored by Aquatuning and Phobya
Thank you very much!
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Hello guys
I decided to also start my Project in the xtremesyystems forum
It would be a lot work for me as an 16 year old guy to translate everything but i think the pictures are better than noting?! I hope so
When you have questions about the pictures or the project just ask me
I will explain everything!
I hope you enjoy it
First sorry for my english
I will say a little bit about the project:
At the last lan party I decided to buy a much smaller case than the V2010b
So i bought a Lian Li A05NB
Hardware:
EVGA X58 SLI LE
GTX300 when it will be released
6 GB Corsair Dominator Ram
The Case will get a mirrorfinish (chrom)
The Rise of the A05NB
The Midgard is for a friend's PC
At first I carried the case into the cellar and removed the outer hull
Next I removed the gray plastic holders for the DVD burner
I like the oldskool way with screws
Here you can see how i will mount the reservoir(Danger Den)
Now i removed the HDD cage
The most time i think they are useless
The HDD will be placed in a Watercool Silentstar with mirrorfinish
I could notive that the painting is not really scratchproofed
This makes it easier for me to remove the painting for the mirror finish
Here the total view
What a cute, black case
The ugly, black feets were a no go
They had to dissapear very fast
To remove them i had to push the bolts out and voilá
So the barbs were not widened any more
I knew it
The feets I bought from fhantastic from the forumdeluxx will get there place
Now the mounting
Because i had no plier near by me i had to stop and go to dinner
Will be continued later
And it goes on
At first i fetched my friend the clue remover
And that's the place of action
At first I removed the cables and with soft vielence the plastic holder
Now i sprayed clue remover on it
Now the Power Supply
It's a Silverstone Strider 700W Full Modular
At first i removed the hull and this was brought to light
I removed the the fan to get an overview
For this i had to remove the fan connector
The earthing...
And so the power supply board lookes like
To not damage the power supply in any way I put it into a box
The parts where i had to remove the painting
Now the fan
The sticker looks terrible
It had to die
Here I think i will drill some holes into the case for the ?"Through Hole"? Fittings
That was it for today
At least picture from my workshop
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