lucamatrix
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| Owner: | lucamatrix Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | Feb 23, 2008 |
| Last Update: | Feb 23, 2008 07:38 |
| Viewed: | 6,443 times |
| Rating: | Fair (4.0) 1 votes total |
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System Specs:
» AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ - ASUS M2R32-MVP - Corsair XMS2 DHX CL4 KIT 2Gb - Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 3870 -
» Creative Audigy 2 - Antec TruePower 550Watt - Cooler Master Stacker ST-01 - Zalman 9700 LED - Zalman VF1000 LED
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User comments
Post your comment(3/10) this case has the potential to look so much better. you can start by sleeving your cables and hiding them. If you can't hide them try to routh them as one wire harness and split them off as they reach the component using zip ties where they seperate from the man harness. take your time and don't rush it. plan it out first, then execute. hope to see updated photos with this done, and I will raise my vote.
ahhhhh omfg, this is a casemod man, clean that baby up and hide those wires, your components have potential but they're hidden by all th those wires. cleaner her up and you'll be golden man
It's already been said... so I'll hold my vote.
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I aggree completely with the above comments. Nobody likes to deal with cable management but if you want your PC to not only perform well but look good too, you need to put in the time to do it. this case does have potential to look better. I would also buy a custom fan grill for the rear exhaust fan. I've always thought those generic ones look like crap.
