Uh? Crack where? If you means the door fall off then it just simple problem (cuz the pin inside really just too short ...). U guys put your lovely casing on the floor?! Woah man that is dangerous... Any casing can break easilly if you put it on the floor... I put my Saggita on a slightly higher than normal table... LOL... It is the 'highest' item in my room (except that stupid cupboard)... LOL!

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Added on April 16, 2009, 3:12 pmIt depend on how you 'use' the casing though. If you just spend more time in managing your stuff, or maybe making some holes around... You can keep your casing pretty cool and cold around. Well it really just, you need SLIGHTLY MORE time to manage Raidmax casing than CM casing. It a fact =/

This post has been edited by M1X: Apr 16 2009, 03:12 PM

5 fans ... 3 are off-able if don't need. Actually the most noisy one in my casing is the CPU fan... XD

Bored, so take some pics... with the noob phone camera... Still that messy PC as before, didn't done anything to it for long times... Heck, sure the dust were alot in there. Probably made some cleanup and mods before I say good bye to it later November.

Why? Cuz I leaving to KL to study for several years. Probably leave it at my sister's house...

But what ? I guess you guys must be worrying about cable managements... again, huh?

Well, it pretty rare to see a full-alu case from Raidmax, and this one is really nice. But I hope they able to comes out with new kind of internal layout though, some creative method may helps alot.

I really hope Raidmax will do something like what LianLi does, which they make unique internal layouts...

Riadmax do alot of external design, but they kinda lack in the inside...

I still love my Saggita ... heeheehee

But when you take out all things and leave the bone only, you'll think : "what?! this stupid piece of bone cost me RM300 ?! WOO"

This post has been edited by M1X: Jul 8 2009, 01:27 PM

Now that's nice words there... "SHE" ... woooooooooooooootf...

no need cungkil la, just flatten one of the "little metal bump" that blocking those lock from coming out. note that there is one lock at the rear side cant slide out cuz got something blocking the way.

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Added on September 1, 2009, 11:24 amYou see my signature below ????? It pretty heavy... hahaha ...

This post has been edited by M1X: Sep 1 2009, 11:24 AM

I illustrate it with a noob drawing below, hope you understand it. Hahaha



And I will be the next Raidmax user to walk away, because I will depart to KL to continue my study by November. (I'm Sarawak-ean)
Probably I gift my casing to a friend of mine that "can be trusted"... Hmm...

This post has been edited by M1X: Sep 3 2009, 12:27 PM

I will moving around several times later in KL, so I need to keep my stuff as minimum as possible. In fact, that PC was REAL old, no point to bring along...

Guess I just give it to my friend... Huhuhu... I'm no good in those modding stuff, never even have any tools. Next time I want to go for something like Raidmax Monster... Hopefully they comes out with some more nice Allu casing...

Duh, study study study... Finished my Diploma way back half a year ago, waisting my time till now... And soon next month going to KL... I'm scared, of course. Ahehehehe...

Huh too tall? That's weird. I can even put my CCFL vertically with no poblem in there... Currently hannging my CCFL vertically between the PSU and the bottom, it fit perfectly! Hahaha (because my casing bottom got something, if you try it on your casing it wor't work directly, you need to put something to hold it...)

And duh, my friends are rebut-rebut for my casing... They know I gonna give everything out for free... Hahaha

This post has been edited by M1X: Sep 10 2009, 09:15 AM

I am too kind, that's is. Hahaha.

Hehehe, where the heck is my Router (ah free again...), where is my old GC (ah free again... But I asked for RM10... Lol! He didn't pay me yet)...

I also don't see much slim fan out there for sale... Maybe you could dig one from CPU cooler, heehee. Or you could mod the fan yourself into slim edition... Haha

For most Riadmax casing, their idea of putting the acrylic outside the cover were not very nice though, it will makes the acrylic somehow looks bigger. I;m now screwed my acrylic inside the cover, and it give a sense of it is smaller... Nice.

But these few days... Maybe I shouldn't put blue LEDs in there... It so bright and I can't sleep well with it turned on... So I used a board to cover up the sidepanel for the past few days... HAHAHAHA

This post has been edited by M1X: Sep 10 2009, 09:52 AM

I means, some casing like Saggita, Smillodon have acrylic outside the cover by default. So it is better to move it inside the cover.

Duh blue, luciklly I plug those blue LEDs on a 12V motherboard-FAN-socket... HAHAHAHA... Sorry cuz I don't have enough molex...

@ azilazwa

My Saggita also all black. Haha. Do you want to fix the front light (it HELL TOO BRIGHT)? I did fix my front light since I bought the casing.

Uh, still unable to remove the lock? Woah man is it THAT hard?

This is just a reference for Saggita user:

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Added on October 6, 2009, 10:56 amOh btw, can anyone tell me how much voltage the BIG LED take? The really big one that the size is around the size of a 3V bulb... I saw it at a electronic shop but they also do not know about it... HAHAH WTH they sell thigs they don't even know...

This post has been edited by M1X: Oct 6 2009, 10:56 AM

It the best, just use ORANGE LED... But damn it i accidently burnt almost ALL LED in my casing once... Don't know where short circuit maybe...

AH... no lah, the LED are located in the individual "eye" blocks, not the fan... The fan located INSIDE the casing. The "eye" block is on the front panel. There are 6 of them

Yeah just get a standard sized one and just replace them. Note that the original BLUE LEDs are 5V...

Suggest you buy 5V LED if you lazy to think how to link those LEDs. Or you Can buy 6x 2V LEDs and link them all in parallel, so the total is 12V. But use 6 LEDs in parallel might result in not-very "even" lighting. Suggest you just get 5V LEDs.

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Added on October 8, 2009, 1:41 pmIf you want cool effect, you can replace the FRONT-FAN with LED FAN!

For example my Front LEDs are RED, and then I put a 12cm GREEN LED FAN inside, so the green lights will sips out from the metal mesh and blend with the RED, looks real cool. But currently I didn't put any LED on my Front-Fan yet, lazy.

Kind of it become dual-layer lighting...

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Added on October 8, 2009, 3:20 pmShit me sudah half year not clean up my casing... you can imagine how much dush in there.... Hahaha... Maybe later go back clean it up, it so heat inside due to the dust. Usually during night time I can get a temperature reading of 35, but now even it's raining I get a reading of 38... Duh...

This post has been edited by M1X: Oct 8 2009, 03:20 PM

It just a normal 3V or 5V LED.

Recently cleaned up my casing, damn dirty...