I think that's probably related to the 30-or-so comments I removed (the song from Portal, post by post)... then Jamie physically removed after I'd soft-deleted. :p
I love it.-But I REALLY loved it as a clear green. (In case you haven't noticed...I like plexi builds.:D)
The pop-top design is a simple solution to construction. You still have a functional system with the case apart.
Wow, quite a switch in themes from your last build. How many of those Epia boards have you got and what do you do with the finished builds? I'd say you're a lucky man to have such sponsors but I suspect luck had less to do with it than talent, versatility, ...
Since the only exit that I see for hot air is at the connector opening I have to ask how are the temps inside the case?
i have no idea what the temps are but after running the system för 48 hours the case didnt even feel slightly warm to the touch so i dont think that heat will be an issue. The via board doesnt prodce much heat at all.
Originally Posted by Glider I really like the mod, except for the 'rear IO panel'. TBH that ruins the whole mod for me, even if it's the back side. It just misses something over there.
Yeah. I'd really like to see that panel stealthed as much as possible. That being said, I'm a HUGE fan of Portal, and I love it.
Makes me wish my concept of a WCC end table wasn't so expensive...
I have a question about construction. In picture 28 (top right) with the lid off. I can see screw holes in the corners of the top cover but no screw heads in the bottom corner pieces? Does the top attach to the bottom? I am looking to hide all screws, rivets on a build i have going and am just wondering how you did this.
I am probably over thinking this too much but I like the look of the solid construction without screws, bolts, or rivets everywhere.
Originally Posted by dmak I love it, I was thinking of doing something like that myself, one thing I was going to do differnet was try to use a break out box for all the connections, then I would only have to mar the surface with one whole :)
I don't know exactly what a break out box is, but... Would it be possibly to hinge one of the panels with the heart on, and hide it beneath?
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I think that's probably related to the 30-or-so comments I removed (the song from Portal, post by post)... then Jamie physically removed after I'd soft-deleted. :p
I did get a good laugh out of that too. Nothing prepares me for a Monday like Aperture Science. Is it a bad thing that I've got that song on my phone?
He started his first, but since you actually finished yours... Good job!
The pop-top design is a simple solution to construction. You still have a functional system with the case apart.
Since the only exit that I see for hot air is at the connector opening I have to ask how are the temps inside the case?
;) for speed build.
I noticed it b/c I wanted to see the AC Ryan corner cubes.
Finally, a January modding feature!
Fixed :)
Easily one of the best looking mods I have seen.
Incredible use of space with the hardware!
Yeah. I'd really like to see that panel stealthed as much as possible. That being said, I'm a HUGE fan of Portal, and I love it.
Makes me wish my concept of a WCC end table wasn't so expensive...
http://callistonian-wolf.deviantart.com/art/Aperture-Science-Boot-Skin-73516651
Then it's all Portal.
I have a question about construction. In picture 28 (top right) with the lid off. I can see screw holes in the corners of the top cover but no screw heads in the bottom corner pieces? Does the top attach to the bottom? I am looking to hide all screws, rivets on a build i have going and am just wondering how you did this.
I am probably over thinking this too much but I like the look of the solid construction without screws, bolts, or rivets everywhere.
I don't know exactly what a break out box is, but... Would it be possibly to hinge one of the panels with the heart on, and hide it beneath?
And I thought companion cube fuzzy dice were amazing...
There is, look closer at the photos.