woah nice work the side panel window cuts are so straight!! u cut that by using a saw?

Wow... Ah Ngap really can cut straight lines. Coping saw again, Ngap?

yep, coping saw again......i dont have dremel/rotary tools like you guys...
but even with dremel, your hand-eye coordination must be good also

I dont htink its easy to use dremel for the first few times, considering the disc is round unlike jig blade where you know where to stop when it reaches the edge. round is like... no edge n no stopping point. Donnoh, havent got mine from Bombman yet. Oh ya Ngap, PM regarding me fans.

wow.. real matt-black.. how u achieve that effect.. cool manzz..

woah... luckily, if not the whole case will be spoilt coz of tat

Wow, very nice..is that a ram cooler with 60mm fan instead of 40mm? Btw where did you buy those 3 channel LED? Been looking in many electronic shops, can't find any.

A note-ever wonder why none of the PSU manufacturers leave gaps/windows on the PSU case? Its not just to avoid itchy fingers getting electrocuted, its to protect the computer from the large ammount of electromagnetic waves from the PSU switching circuits (we're talking 10++ A ripple current here, even HPs use way less in their transmitters). With the PSU so close to the processor and chipset, its likely that they would be affected-might be problematic especially for high speed processors, overclocking will be hell. In the most severe cases, it may be necessary to underclock and overvolt to ensure stable operation.

PS:-took your advice on the Delta EFC and my TT pipe101, sealed the airflow and got a drop of 1-3C on lower fan speed. Modified the VR with 2 resistors, 1 in serial and 1 parallel, now have more precise adjustment of the fan speed (half circle of VR), now adjusting further to get full circle control.

your CPU cooler really look like titan's vanessa s-type cpu cooler

thats because it is

actually, it's not a big problem......unless you use real air brush to spray, it will never be even.

that is a dual 60mm ram cooler.....controlled by thermistor which is touching the rams....
those LEDs i cannot reveal where i get it, but it's definitely not from here

i thought that EMT will only affect through the wires and does not comes from the circuit ?

glad you're able to lower the temperature down.... your proc is actually a really hot proc

it is...basically i've raped its heatpipe

still remember the explosion is it

ahahaha, i believe most enthusiast here will remember dat experimental explosion of yours la allngap.. eiyh, any plans to embed ya miniature Imac-like LCD in diz project?

Hmm, now that I see a 60mm ram cooler, now I'm interested. Didn't think much of your ram coolers at first (I'm very biased against 40mm fans-drive me up the wall with their noise and inefficiency and keep failing on me). After I solve my CPU, NB & VGA cooling issues (water cooling, yeah!) I might just get a dual 60mm or larger ram cooler..perhaps something for the power MOSFETs too..hope you can help me on this.. About the LEDs, maybe can buy from you? Give you some business..if can't get from here would be inconvenient for me to get..right now don't need yet, but maybe in near future..

EM covers anything from radio waves to light to x-rays to gamma rays. PSUs use MOSFETs which switch many thousands of times per second, they would emit radio waves which can affect signals in a PC system-thats why they're covered in metal with fairly small gaps-bigger gaps let out too much EM waves. Actually PC casings are also meant to be that way, sheild the whole PC from potential interference from the outside using the Faraday cage effect. However cutting large holes in a casing is not as bad as exposing a PSU-a PC can live without its casing as by luck there may be no EM sources nearby (assuming PSU retains its sheilding) while removing a PSU metal case is like exposing an already well known EM source to the PCs circuitry. Components that pass the US FCC will be able to survive this even in long term, but the certification does not require the component to function properly, just survive.

Read about your heatpipe accident, that was a really nasty one. Wonder how many PC enthusiasts know that heatpipes are filled with liquid/compressed gas?

This post has been edited by lohwenli: Oct 28 2006, 11:53 PM

finished the PWM circuit de, but there are some unwanted effects....gonna have to fine tune the circuit !!

hmm...is this thread dead ?

temporarily still busy.....will update around next week when i settle my LED lightings.....

nice mod....respect AllnGap

take your time bro

huwargh?
huwarghhhhh??

one word that describe all your workkk

HOT!!!!!!!!!!

wow , fantastic , excellent . COOL , yeng , nice , geng mmm . can i noe where u get those led dat hav many many colors ? ^^

thanks bro.....


i'll take my time.........must be patient all the time


i cant find "huwargh" in any dictionary


thanks thanks.......