jlspeeddragon
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Processor | (Socket AM2) AMD Athlon™64 3800+ CPU |
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Motherboard | (Socket AM2) GigaByte GA-M55SLI-S4 nForce4 SLI Chipset DDR2/800 |
Cooling | Air Cooled for Now... Working on watercooled later on |
Memory | 512 MB PC6400 DDR2/800 Memory |
Video Card(s) | 2 - NVIDIA GeForce 7100 GS 256MB 16X PCI Express |
Storage | 160GB SATA-II 3.0Gb/s 8MB Cache 7200RPM HDD |
Display(s) | LCD Sony 520 |
Case | X-Blade 3 Orange Bezel front, Black case Windowed |
Audio Device(s) | on Board High Def. 7.1 Audio for now until tax time |
Power Supply | 450watt |
Software | any and all that I want! |
Haven't seen much of this mentioned so I thought I would be a first to help any and all out there with it..
For all you who like me, likes to make my case really glow (we all know how some neons don't glow worth a crap). I have come up with a great Idea that has been done but rarely mentioned. I happen to work for a glass company and thought that I might try this and amazingly it seems that my lighting has improved by least 50% better then B4.
I have basically used 1/8" mirror to fully line the inside of my tower where ever possible.. bottom, top, backplate around the mobo. I used basic dble sided sticky tape, cut it to size and just stuck it in there. Just make sure you use 1/8", NOT 1/4". Most 1/8" mirror come with a safety backing which helps with the adheshion of the tape and any chances of breaking. As far as conductivity... So far no issues with mine for quite sometime... But I do love the improvement of my neon for sure!
Dragon!
For all you who like me, likes to make my case really glow (we all know how some neons don't glow worth a crap). I have come up with a great Idea that has been done but rarely mentioned. I happen to work for a glass company and thought that I might try this and amazingly it seems that my lighting has improved by least 50% better then B4.
I have basically used 1/8" mirror to fully line the inside of my tower where ever possible.. bottom, top, backplate around the mobo. I used basic dble sided sticky tape, cut it to size and just stuck it in there. Just make sure you use 1/8", NOT 1/4". Most 1/8" mirror come with a safety backing which helps with the adheshion of the tape and any chances of breaking. As far as conductivity... So far no issues with mine for quite sometime... But I do love the improvement of my neon for sure!
Dragon!