other shots before removing the the acrylic paper protection




added 2 screw holes on the sides near the front for better support





love those Bulgin switch




the 60mm on top of the CPU heatsink





added another piece of acrylic support for the HDD





this plate is the exhaust fan plate which are meant for the rear because there is 60mm fan intake, but no proper exhaust(except for the PSU).
so must suck out the hot air as well.

will stick the 30mm COpal fan onto the plate which is directly below the PSU






so to solve the problem of the blower, had to improvise a bit by using these Copal 30mm fan, very useful and easy to mount (double sided tape settle d), about 3.12cfm already good enough and it's silent.....
the fans are directly soldered onto the 3pin




This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jul 24 2008, 11:23 PM

tiny fans, can put anywhere you like






added an L stand to make it stand upright





this is how the completed casing looks like (empty)




the fans installed at the back





hardware goes in





this is the top cover with the HDD already installed.
double sided tape were added to the side near the fan due to space limitation, the mounts were unable to be implemented on both sides.
so compact until cannot fit in 2.5mm plate




this is without the HDD installed....already very compact


This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jul 24 2008, 11:30 PM

in front of the PSU is very tight as well, luckily the fans were able to be added to cool the NB heatsink





the 12V EPS cable was long enough, and the rest of the space are occupied by wires




after everything was put back together, this is a up and running rig !!





front shot




side shot, notice that the 60mm fan does not touch the heatsink but it is very very close to it.




the other side shot, with the 4x screws holding the PSU





back shot, not even have enough space to put in a read panel, as it will be too thin and serve no purpose (easy to break)




the top cover couldnt cover properly because the PSU was too heavy, making the cover bent downwards.





pretty nasty setup at the back there



This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jul 24 2008, 11:39 PM

notice the space behind the HDD ?
impossible to anything with that kind of space left !





top shot




front shot again....





on my 2nd PC table.....thinner than a coke bottle !




final shot, with the HDD activity LED on.........



used a total of 8 fans,

5x 30mm fans
1x 60mm NMB
2x SUNON 40mm (PSU) wired at 6V


This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jul 24 2008, 11:44 PM

Where to buy the material like yours, dark color 1.

i cant view ur images.... so sad... im big fan of ur works

why can't view ? me at home and at office also can view mah ~ and it really nice work ~

u knowla.... screamyx super connection....... nothing can beat it

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Added on July 26, 2008, 12:03 amgreat work

This post has been edited by rudhrasamy: Jul 26 2008, 12:03 AM

nice cute tiny cpu.
suit with space constraint lover

good job done.....

You're not gonna make any cover for the I/O panel (backplate) ?

nice work, but i saw a smaller one by Acer at Uni Lab. Maybe the mobo is specially built for such casing.

totally no space la bro....not that i dont want.....serves no purpose as well....

my mobo's form factor is micro ATX, 25*25cm

the super small form factor is mini ITX, 17*17cm

so this is the smallest i could go using this motherboard

recomend u this 1...

DG45FC

haha, i also waiting this 1 ... flying creek ~
but heard need to wait until sep leh ... sigh ...

better put filter at the top cause later will be lot of dust comming in...

just my 2 cent

by da way nice job u do there

inpire me to do one hehe

bro 1 question here is it enough air flow 2 cool ur pc...coz on my eyes its seem like stuck in thats case...btw its really look cute ...bravo

bravo allngap!

could you please post the temp for this pc?

bro,where can found the on button like yours ?

very nice job there bro..
i also planning to make 1 later for my BT casing..
got some idea in mind already but lack of time to proceed with it..
btw, what is the total weight of ur casing with all the h/w inside?