Thanks for the compliment.

Staying in hostel ma. What to do. Btw, what does it have to do with my cable managament?

pls dun quote the pics, you are wasting the bandwidth.

This post has been edited by hypermax: Nov 12 2008, 10:04 AM

What you mean mobo and heatsink antidust?

May i know where to get the power cable?

Your casing has similar layout to my previous PC-B20. Cable management must be damn tough. I was cracking my head while managing the cable last time.

My Ah Lian:



Some loose wires here and there, but lazy to clean up atm.

That's papst metal fan. It's quite strong (guess around 60++CFM), but freaking quiet. It's even more silent than my 80mm LED fan which produces roughly 28dba. This fan is actually meant for 24V. So in a 12V setting, it's only running half of the speed, therefore it's quiet. IF full blast, i think it can easily reach more than 100CFM.

Ya i know, but no time, and also dunnoe how to sleeve.
Will try to do some experiment after grad.

Thanks for the compliment bro.

Yeap, you are correct. Both P60 and A17 are actually derivatives of A16.
However, one nice feature which only P60 has is the hard disk bay. Since there's no fan attached to it, i can turn it the other way round (as in cable side facing the front), thus making it a Sata hotswap.
But of course, the best feature for P60 is the triple 120mm fan in front. Temperature for this casing is damn good. In addition, triple radiator can be mounted in front (some modification needed).

My cable management is actually quite bad, as this casing has plenty of space to hide wires. I am planning to make a custom made CCFL switch in front, thus the inverter can be hidden.

This post has been edited by hypermax: Dec 31 2008, 06:48 PM

Actually, P60 is harder for cable management, as the cables from the front panel are freaking long for some unknown reasons.
Right now, need to hide the inverter for the CCFL in one of the 5'bay to have a neater look.

BTW, i dislike A17 as the front panel is quite plain compared to A16, which has the HDD module which looks awesome. Also, the price is about RM200 plus more than A16, with almost similar layout.

But again, those are only my opinion.

sannielyk:
Suggestion:
Try to put the top tube of CCFL nearer to the mobo area.

Damn, looks very nice. Btw, by mounting your coolit upside down, will the water still flow smoothly?

Of course water cooling uses water pump.

What i am asking is pumping against gravity is harder no?

Depends on the pump you are using. There are reports that Cooler Master's pump is less efficient when mounted vertically (the aquagate integrated solution)

This post has been edited by hypermax: Mar 21 2009, 10:24 PM