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  1. 02-04-2003, 05:24 PM #1
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    Stealthing the Easy Way

    I cheated, used stick-on face plates. Pic of blue CC too.

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    Blue CC from side panel
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    Looks nice The blue CC looks really nice because you can only see the glow... I think thats what makes the CC's and neons look the best IMO...
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    looks sweet, where did u get the face plates?
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    Originally posted by NeogearzX
    looks sweet, where did u get the face plates?
    Easiest way would be to go to CompUSA if there's one near you. Else: www.svcompucycle.com in the alum. cases section. Or lian-li.com.
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    Originally posted by Mrfreddio55
    Looks nice The blue CC looks really nice because you can only see the glow... I think thats what makes the CC's and neons look the best IMO...
    Yeah I like how they glow. They brighten up the case too much like some do. I don't like when CC's make your case really really bright.
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    Yea the faceplates look nice...but they dont match your case. What YOU need to do is cut some thin plexiglass to the size of those faceplates, attach em to the facelplates (somehow...diff. story), and THEN it will match your case. Man that should look sweet.
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    Originally posted by Soldier_Of_Evil
    Yea the faceplates look nice...but they dont match your case. What YOU need to do is cut some thin plexiglass to the size of those faceplates, attach em to the facelplates (somehow...diff. story), and THEN it will match your case. Man that should look sweet.
    Actually, all the drive bay face plates protrude to be flush with the plexiglass. Those folks at Kingwin covered all the bases! The more I deal with this case the more I like it!
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    Originally posted by OS-Wiz


    Actually, all the drive bay face plates protrude to be flush with the plexiglass. Those folks at Kingwin covered all the bases! The more I deal with this case the more I like it!
    I dont doubt that, but i mean moving the drive back a bit and having aclyric on it...it should look killer. Hold on...

    http://www.bit-tech.net/article/89/3

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    Originally posted by Soldier_Of_Evil

    I dont doubt that, but i mean moving the drive back a bit and having aclyric on it...it should look killer. Hold on...

    http://www.bit-tech.net/article/89/3

    Can you say...OMFG THATS HOT!
    That guy needs a LIFE! I agree tho, that is excellent work. I wouldn't even attempt it, not skilled enough.
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    Now thats paying attention to detail. One Sweet Mod and a great idea.



    Originally posted by Soldier_Of_Evil

    I dont doubt that, but i mean moving the drive back a bit and having aclyric on it...it should look killer. Hold on...

    http://www.bit-tech.net/article/89/3

    Can you say...OMFG THATS HOT!
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    Originally posted by TAZTG
    Now thats paying attention to detail. One Sweet Mod and a great idea.



    Yea, some of the guys at bit-tech just work wonders. Macroman does amazing work, right now they hired Bladerunner who is famous for perfect waterblocks (video), and mr.Haz it not too shabby either.
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    yeah has anyone seen the mod where the guy made a barebone out of an antique radio, my jaw dropped when i realised how much he went thru to finish it
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    Originally posted by Freakish
    yeah has anyone seen the mod where the guy made a barebone out of an antique radio, my jaw dropped when i realised how much he went thru to finish it
    On bit-tech? Here:

    http://www.bit-tech.net/article/90/



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