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Cool whats it made of?

A door slab.

Doors don't come in slabs, lol, can you elaborate a little more? It looks sweet though, I like it. Smooth, clean and purdy, lol.

They actually do. Home Depot, you can get a solid core wood slab for a door. No holes, bare wood etc...

Well that's just a wooden slab, which can (obviously, as you've displayed) be used for most anything. I'd use it to make a miniatures gaming table, lol.

xveganx,
What is the case model number I have looked for the one that you posted previously and its not the same. I enter "Lian Li V351B" into Google and I get a mini-case not a full tower.

That's a SilverStone SST-TJ07-B.

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1636/cst-344/SilverStone_Temjin_SST-TJ07B_Full_Tower_Case_-_Black.html?tl=g1c299s736

Just got my new testbench yesterday in the mail all the way from Italy. still working out my issue with the really noisy A.L.C ECO...should have stuck with the Corsair H50, due to quietness. also, its nice to have the video card actually getting fresher-ish air now.

Nothing to exciting xD

Antec nine hundred two case
GIGABYTE GA-MA785GMT
AMD Athlon II x4 630 2.8GHz OC'd to 3.1GhZ
Sapphire Radeon HD 5770
8GB Crucial DDR3 1066
WD Caviar Black 640GB

You can't see my tower (Coolermaster Cosmos1000) because it's on the floor under the table with the monitor and stacks of HDDs on it.

This picture is a couple of years old but it still looks about the same, except that the speakers have been replaced with my old Z5500s which were elsewhere when the picture was taken.

I don't believe in internal HDDs. They tax the PSU and add heat inside the case. Each of the eight permanently attached HDDs has its own external power supply.

Also pictured are a few of my older books. I've added a couple more since. The smallest one is a dual-core 64-bit 7" Everun Note with dedicated graphics and a 1.8" SLC Mtron Mobi. Great little machine that fits in an inside suit jacket pocket. Too bad the company went under.
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Maybe this is a little off topic but here's a memento of that historic day almost two years ago when I finally broke free from enslavement by old-fashioned mechanical contraptions and replaced my last internal HDDs with silicon.

Pictured are my old WD Raptors and the four Vertex that replaced them in RAID-0. It was a performance breakthrough.

Well, I sold the old Logisys case to my friend, and he wanted me to take some pics of his rig. I figured I'd throw them out here as the final result of the work I did on the case. I replaced the old crappy plexi window with a more durable Lexan window and dremeled out a 120mm hole that I filled with another Blue LED Cooler Master R4. The blue rosewill 80 moved to the 80mm bottom intake. He's also just put a 6850 Toxic in the rig that's pretty darned nice:

Unfortunately this one is pretty washed. It's the best I could do to stop the reflections from being too bad with the little CoolPix I had to take the pics with.

Only bad cable is that stupid ribbon cable. I'd like to replace it with a tubular IDE cable, but I'm not going to put money into a machine that's no longer mine.

Right-side mess isn't too bad.



Pentium Dual-Core E5200 @2.75Ghz
2x1GB Crucial DDR2-667
Asus P5KPL-AM SE
Radeon HD 6850 Toxic
Zyxel Wireless-G PCI card
Seagate 7200.11 640GB
IDE LG DVD+/-RW Drive
IDE Creative CD-RW Drive
Antec NEO ECO 520W
Logisys Case-51W+ 3 CM R4 120mm+ 1 Rosewill 80mm
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Just like all of the other components of a computer. By that logic, than your case should be completely empty, right?

No, just run your CPU without a heatsink. At least you won't have to worry about heat being released into the case then.

Proof that expensive heatsinks are a scam.

well heres mine..forgive me this is the first time i ever took pics of my equipment.







now here's the case for my new build..its a HAF 932(black)




i'm very tired of OEM pc's..especially Dell. so i'm gonna build my own!

alot of the parts from the Alienware are going into the HAF..only thing that isn't going in is the MOBO and PSU

The best unit I have:
Core i7 950, ASUS Sabertooth X58 mobo, Coolermaster Hyper 212+ CPU cooler, 580GTX GPU, PC Power and Cooling Silencer 950 watt PSU, Vertex2 SSD 100GB, 2TB Seagate


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i have that SAME RocketFish mouse pad! what side do you use most? i think i use the control side most - its starting to show signs of wear.



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once i move ill post some pics but heres my specs for my rig right now

mouse + keyboard = microsoft business multimedia keyboard n mouse custom painted.

monitor = emachine 19" lcd @ 1366x768

specs
asus p5k se mobo
Intel pent d 940 dual core@ 3.20ghz
8 gigs of ddr2 800mhz kingtson memory
galaxy gtx 550TI 2gb pci-e vid card
lg ide dvd burner
liteon sata dvd burner
500W PowerUp PSU(in need of replacing)
WD 500gig black edition sata drive(main)
WD 1TB green edition sata drive (storage)
win 7 ultimate x64
CM HAF 912 case
2x 120mm blue led fans
2x 120mm stock black fans
1x 80mm blue led fan

edit heres a pic of my mouse n keyboard i had on my pc.






ill post internal shots when i move