Strip teh whole rig out. Send the case to the car wash for a pressure jet wash n bubble bath.

bubble bath...?

uncle, i'm just curious, if can i just cut the PSU cover plate by myself or is it require special tools for it? i'm afraid, the aluminium bend when i'm trying to cut it...

beware of the rought edges, it not easy to smooth it up as it a bit soft

yeah, i agree with you, i thought of that too, that is why i'm asking whether i need some special tools or do i need professional help... ...

Ur tokin bout the A10 dual PSU plate? That plate nonid to cut 1. Just pop out the hole for the PSU.

huh really? wait... i'll take a picture on how-to "pop it" ...

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This post has been edited by sniper69: Jun 23 2007, 10:22 AM

haha sniper.................. study carefully 1st before putting ur saw on it haha............

i tot u want to cut plate to make it larger......like op1000 cannot fit in most psu back plate nicely

no la, i was meant to remove the cover plate, at first it's unremovable or need tools to do it, but when i realized, that i can just press a little hard, and it'll snap like that... , OP1000? nah... it's like, for thousand years i won't be using that PSU, too much for me i guess, this ST56ZF still rock solid for me...

Yah u could remove everything includes the power and reset switch and etc from the case ...

than bring to ur bath room and wash it with soap water for twice and wipe it with nice piece of cotton cloth to remove the dirt, finger print, oil and dust that trapped..

It would shine again ,, trust me I have try it on several aluminum case ....

It don't get rusty it's just dust, dirt, finger print, oil and etc that become a layer on top of the surface making the shine covered,,,

that's why I prefer black version of case now days ,, it's not visible at all ...

Yah ,,, have to do deep cleaning ... .what a headache !!

Oh boy, you got to glue it back unless you are using 2 PSU

i'm intended to use dual PSU (i got capalang 450W), but first, i have to mod it, maybe remove some un-necessary cable (eg:- floppy?)

ATM, the frontal (stock Lian Li fan) suck and the air flow through 120mm Panaflo fan before it goes through PSU... i guess, this should be work on lowering the HDD area temp, about the mobo area temp... i'm thinking in getting HDD cage or any idea? cheaper yet effective way to improve air flow in A10S...

Dual PSU ??

I thought u want more airflow ... why stuffed two PSU in such a tiny spot ..

anyway just grab a HDD cage then ur HDD's heat problem would be solved ...

Okay notice the following image. There is 6 red circles. You will notice that there is something in those circles which functions by pushing the side panels outwards thus reducing vibration. Where can i get them? If you are a owner of PC-007 you will know it doesn't come with the casing or is it only mine doesn't come with it?



The image is not mine nor a LL PC-007. Its a LL A07 but the holes are the same.

hmm that's weird I though all the case with that slide grill should come with the metal piece for better assembly and removal of side panel ....

hmm maybe need to ask more PC-007 user ....

well..i just opened up my GT7 (007 OEM).

and nope...mine doesnt come with that thingy either.

is this apply to pc-7aycf oso? :-P and yeap my case oso didn`t comes with that thing although it is a pc-007 type (i guest )

Dual PSU is kind of cool, but the heat problem is hard to tackle in some event,

well, dual PSU blown by 120mm fan infront of them, i think should be enough , am i right?

more than enough
single 120mm intake fan solely for the PSUs (if u opt to put the hdd on the top section)

compared to traditional ATX Style:

1. 120mm Intake Fan --> HDD --> VGA --> Proc --> PSU (not to mention the cool air ain't that cool anymore )
2. 120mm Intake Fan --> HDD --> Proc --> PSU (must be a clever air to work up to the pc case to avoid the vga which is the most hottest hardware these days )

, as you may know, i'm on A10, so the airflow should be like this...

120mm Lian Li frontal fan --> HDD --> 120mm intake from hot air from HDD --> PSU (both PSU suck all hot air from HDD area via 120mm intake in the middle) --> out...

the way i see it, it doesn't bother the upper level of air flow, but this makes the GC zone completely a deadzone, because none of the fan blowing in or out except from top hole --> CPU fan --> exhaust at the behind of the case

sorry for no pix, no camera at the moment ...