1. Purple LED Fans. (8cm and 12cm) Prefered crystal blades.
2. Purple LED strips
3. Purple Casing LEDs

Any lead?

Purple LED strips, i got

Great! Can show some sample ka

Try to ask for your parts from here:
https://forum.lowyat.net/FullSystemsCPUMoth...ardsCasingsPSUs

, messy....

PM price

Find NZXT HUE RGB LED CONTROLLER

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...996&hl=wts+nzxt

are you good at changing the LED itself?
got similar one for car but white LED

+1

that would need desoldering and solder smd purple led,haha..lot of job lo,plus if want keep the white smd also need some skill to prevent burning the whole led

soldering tools and skills are easy to us.

perhaps need molex 4 pin conversion to do it.
fun

haha! true,its easy to catch up,my soldering skill was kind of crappy(but already god among my peers) once,until i had the chance to work at an e.e company,soldering became a piece of cake(except bga)

good hobby. some engineers we met before didn't even know how to solder well a joints.
BGA chips reballing and reflow, we have tools and accessories. a bit easier to practise.

yeap,once i had this engineer that don't even know how to desolder,he got a degree n i just finished my stpm nice,never had the chance to do bga chip but i saw before those machine that does the job,so exp

about rm1600 can get a infra red bga rework station.

haha! the machine i saw was the x ray kind of model used to check the quality of the bga solder,as huge as a piano -.- but of course,its a smd factory with 30 production line,imagine that,hahaha!

This post has been edited by quadcube: Jun 25 2013, 12:11 AM

no need to think bga work is so complicated.
to verify its good work or bad work, can be very simple.

the infra red one is about 2 laptop size.
if normal / standard laptop / mobo repairing bga rework stataion is about 30kg in weight, 80cmx80cmx 70cm about half of a general office table.

wow,even the infra red one is huge and super heavy! o.0 but for hobby,cannot afford 1.4k equipment,even a solder iron price also much think alot,but in the end get a quality hakko one la

yes, that's a lot to a student

but once repaired a few graphic cards with the tools, worth for the money!

hakko is expensive. nowadays, many tools even from china are quite long lasting and good price. the hot air gun and soldering iron we used almost 3.5 yrs, no problem at all under heavy usage.