|
-
Master of the obvious
It's done (whew) (56K warning)

Just wanted to do something a little different..
It's only a P3 933
256MB ram
15gig HD
8x8x32 CD-RW drive
Radeon 32 SDR w/ TV out
Audigy 2 (spare)
The motherboard tray which has been heavily cut down was from an old ATX case. The plate at the bottom, the CD-RW drive brackets / pillars and the HD mounting brackets were hand made. The washers, nuts and support posts are not painted. I cut blue vinyl tape to the shape of them and let me tell you that was a pain.
This sits in my livingroom as my media PC to play Divx / MP3 files and misc. MAME games / internet browsing (large type)..
EDIT: Forgot to mention the display - It's a small 320x200 NTSC display from a surplus place. Lucky find.. The machine is networked to my main PC in the basement where I keep everything. Both of those machines go through the Netgear RT314 router to Roadrunner..
Night all.. It's 2:38am here and I gotta sleep.. ugh.. :-P
Last edited by Adisharr; 07-28-2003 at 04:01 PM.
...WAIT FOR IT
-
Tiger Shark
Sounds like you did alot of DIY work on this one. Too bad the linkie doesn't work. I'd like to see it!
-
Master of the obvious
Ugh I forgot.. you need to sign in to Yahoo in order to be able to see the pics folder otherwise it looks empty.. Any idea where I can host some pics?
-
Man With Nothing To Lose
Originally posted by Adisharr
Ugh I forgot.. you need to sign in to Yahoo in order to be able to see the pics folder otherwise it looks empty.. Any idea where I can host some pics?
Says I'm logged in when I go, but I don't see any pictures . Then I go click on "All albums" and I get this:
* Public sharing of files/full-size images only available for Premium Service users.
. If you don't find any decent picture hosting sites (You can look for some on www.google.com) I can try to host some pictures for you, just pop me a PM.
"If everything you try works, then you are not trying hard enough." - Gordon E. Moore
Desktop:
AMD Athlon XP [email protected] (11.0x210) | EPoX EP-8RDA+ | 512MB Crucial PC3200 | VisionTek GeForce4 Ti4600 | nVidia SoundStorm 5.1 | 160GB 7200RPM Western Digital | 48x/12x/48x Lite-On CD-RW | Lite-On 16x DVD-RW | 19" NEC AccuSync 90
Laptop:
Intel Pentium-M 1.4GHz ULV | 512MB Nanya PC2700 | ATi Mobility Radeon 9200 | 60GB 4200RPM Toshiba | 8x/16x/10x/24x Matshita DVD/CDRW | 12.1" Sony XGA TFT
SharkyExtreme 3DMark Team
-
Master of the obvious
Thanks Jago.. I guess I'm on the hunt Stupid Yahoo..
-
Mako Shark
wow thats one nice custom case... i like very much! good job
System 1:
Asus P5B Deluxe | Intel Core2Duo E6300 | (2x1gig) Patriot Extreme Performance PC2-8500 | MSI GeForce 260GTX | Samsung SyncMaster 225bw | Western Digital 640GB Caviar SE16 | LG DVD 16x | LG CDRW 52x24x52x | Windows XP Professional | Creative Labs Inspire T5400 5.1 Speaker System | Powered by PC Power & Cooling 750w | Coolermaster Stacker 830 SE | Cool by Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme Aluminum Heatsink
-
Hammerhead Shark
Wow, that looks really awsome. The blue contrasts with the wood very nicely. It's really nice to see someone doing things differently (especially when well executed). You did a very nice job with all the cables, they're barely noticeable.
P4 2.4C @ 3.44Ghz , 285 FSB -- Asus P4C800-E -- 512 Mb Corsair PC4000 -- Radeon 9800np 445.5/398.3 Vmodded-- 2xRaptors in RAID 0 -- Watercooled CPU, GPU and Northbridge -- Handcrafted Case
... And Folding Like No Tomorrow
-
Master of the obvious
Hey thanks guys Glad you like it.. I had a few cathodes burn out for some reason (?) so I had to make a little LED strip with high intensity blue LED's. Have you guys ever experienced any cathode problems?
EDIT: I'm looking forward to any progress on that tube case Zack
Last edited by Adisharr; 07-25-2003 at 01:48 PM.
...WAIT FOR IT
-
Tiger Shark
-
Master of the obvious
Whoohoo! Thanks for the stat bump.. I've failed a few save vs. rolls against 'cut self on metal' but I have emerged victorious!
I wish I knew.. I'm sure it took longer than I expected - everything I do does 
I'd have to say the most time consuming part was extending the motherboard power connector. I had to offset the wire extensions diagonally so they would all fit with the heat shrink tubing in the large split loom. The CD mod really was very fast. I removed the front LED and replaced that with two high intensity red LED's mounting inside the back of the drive. One of the pics kind of shows it lighting up.. looks like it doesn't photograph all that well..
Im still toying with the idea of using some kind of clear conductor for the fans - that would let me lose those two black cables running up the sides of the thing.
-
Hammerhead Shark
It really is a fantastic job. Very Nice work. Looks Good sitting next to your Home Entertainment Center.
What kind of Monitor is that, looks like it fit perfectly.
-
Resident Audiophile
Here's another thumbs up from a fellow modder
-
Master of the obvious
Thanks TAZTG & Xp I'm glad you like it.. 
The display is from a company called 'Primeview' and the outer shell was damaged. I took the main part out and painted the outer bezel blue and then reassembled it. The rest of the control boards for it are in the top of the table. It ended up being a fairly decent display but it's not really usable at all for small text. Very hard to make out.
Last edited by Adisharr; 07-25-2003 at 03:55 PM.
...WAIT FOR IT
-
Tiger Shark
Yay! I can see the pics! Very impressive. I love the wire steathing and contrasting colors. Creativity and originality are the cornerstones of modding. WTG!
-
Old School OCer
O U T S T A N D I N G Excellent ideas and work! Darn you, now you got me thinking . . .
The Money Trap = Intel i7 930 | Corsair H70 | ASUS P6X58D-E | 3 x 2GB G.Skill DDR3 2000 6-9-6-24 | EVGA GTX 580 DS SC | OCZ Vertex 2 90GB SSD | WD VelociRaptor | Klipsch ProMedia | Cooler Master HAF 932 | Antec TPQ-1200W | Dell U2711 2560 x 1440 27" | Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit | APC RS1500
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|
|