(Case Mod) Aragon

Hi to everyone guys,
my name is Mauro and I'm an italian modder.
I'm here for show you my mod Aragon, realized in collaboration with:
Many thanks to my sponsors
some pictures for them

New arrivals...
Ok...sheets metal.
Let's start with the conveyors for the rad.
It is of two shells that will be welded.

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Case Mod Competition 2004 by CoolerMaster

Case Mod Competition 2004 by CoolerMaster.
Please find the link for more information.
http://www.coolermaster.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=235

Why there is no similar competition in MSI, I mean one that can give members free stuffs?

HP Prme: Which functions only work in CAS mode???

I enter a simple substituion into Home mode:
subst(Y^5,Y=2) and I get " Error: Bad Arrgument Type"
I enter the same formula into the CAS mode after changing the letters to lower case and I get the result: 32
How does the user know which functions work in which modes: Home or CAS ?????
also is there a way to perform multitude substitutions at the same time ie subst(y^5+x^7,y=2,x=3) ????
thanks

The iMac G5 was one that had many power supply and bad capacitor issues. This sounds like one of them.
Come on. The poster says it works in safe mode, so how can it be a power supply problem?
Seems like a video chip problem to me. The solder worked loose over time in some machines. Re-solder for the brave.
You will have to translate this to 10.5.
You may have a problem with the video chip.
Here is how to tell...
Shutdown your machine. Hold down the shift key. Poweron. Bootup will be longer.
Wait awhile while you harddrive is being checked.
An article on how to boot into safe mode.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1455
Runs OK in safe mode...
Running in Safe mode leaves out some video drivers. Which results in your machine not using advanced video hardware. As luck would have it, you can run the safe mode video drivers in normal mode.
Here is how:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16057567#16057567
Look through the above thread. See the second page. You don't have to read through the first page. Just go to the part where I try a solution that works.
Summary of G5 problems. Includes instructions on a hardware fix for the brave at heart:
See -Rotten Apple- articles in both of these threads.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4023152?tstart=0
https://discussions.apple.com/message/18700825#18700825
Robert

Altoid Case Mod For Nomad II

Hey this is pretty cool someone wrote up a full set of instructions to create a n altoids case mod for your player.
http://kwarnerdesign.com/kevin/NomadIIAltoidmodframe.htmMessage Edited by iddx on 03-23-2005 05:25 AMMessage Edited by iddx on 03-23-2005 05:26 AM

Dear Matthew,
Thanks a lot for your reply!
First I want to note that I came across the - rename to .m2v - trick, and that seems to work really fine - no need to convert whatsoever, have you tried that and if so - what are the drawbacks?
The trick : rename 'untitled-1.MOD' to 'untitled-1.m2v' so premiere can import it without trouble.
Further I downloaded Super v2009.build.36 (june 10, 2009) from this site:
http://www.erightsoft.com/
But it somehow doesn't not recognize .MOD files.
Do I need to have some other software installed or am I missing something else?
I will try to use the 'rename the .MOD file to m2v'-method, before that I did this:
Convert the .MOD's with mpeg-streamclip (.com)
For the AC3 audio handling in premiere CS3 I use this trick:
'Why is there no audio in my imported MPEG file?
If your MPEG file contains AC3 (Dolby Digital) audio then Mitch411 said:
If you've got Encore CS3 installed , copy the file ad2ac3dec.dll from the
Encore CS3 directory and paste it into the PPro CS3 root directory. Once
you restart CS3, you'll be able to import the file with the audio. This
means if you've already have a project with the files imported, you'll
need to remove the files from the project and then re-import them, or just
start over with a new project.'
kind regards,
Tobias Beuving

[Case MOD]Kraitskin by by CalegaR1

【Case MOD】Kraitskin by by CalegaR1
Wow. That is all we can say about this beautiful casemod called “Kraitskin” made by CalegaR1. It looks like MSI and Louis Vuitton had a baby.
Which mascot/doll/cartoon character you think is perfect to place on the “Kraitskin” mod? Maybe you could leave your ideas here goo.gl/vzH0bS
Modder: CalegaR1(Maicol Maik Calegari)
Motherboard: MSI Z97S SLI Krait Edition
VGA: MSI GTX 660 Ti Power Edition
CPU: Intel I5 4690K
RAM: Avexir Core 8 gb 1600 c9 1.5v “white led”
Storage: Intel SSD
PSU: Cooler Master V650 modular
FANS: Cooler Master JetFlow “white led” 6x
CASE: Dimastech benchtable Easy V3
FITTINGS: EKWB black nickel 16/10
TUBING: Masterkleer White
PUMP: LAING DDC + EKWB Reservoir top
CPU WATERBLOCK: EK Supremacy Nickel-Plexy
GPU WATERBLOCK: Heatkiller GPU-X3
RADIATORS: XSPC 360 x2

Why there is no similar competition in MSI, I mean one that can give members free stuffs?

HP PRIME : convert() bug in CAS mode (firmware 8151)

Hello,A bug appears when trying to convert units in CAS mode.how to reproduce: go to CAS mode,type: CONVERT(0_K,1_°C)and you will get this result : −272.15_(譕菬⓬璡扱㌁觅ﱅ譖౵譗ࡽ亊訂Ⓛ㰏甃Ⴡʹｦ謆၏ҡ抹謁袔ॄ) as you see somthing goes wrong in unit name... for info : It's the most recent firware (from july 2015) 8151.

Please let us know some examples of expressions that you tried, what you expected, and what happened instead. ALSO please let us know what modes your Prime is in (e.g. RPN Entry mode, or CAS view), because Prime behaves very differently depending on the Home Settings and CAS Settings. Which app is the currently active app (shown in the display's title bar) can also alter Prime's behavior. When you let us know these things, we'll be able to discern why you are getting syntax errors.
If I were a betting man, I'd wager a nickel that the problem is due to your Prime being in RPN mode. If so, you have to use RPN syntax, not algebraic syntax. Example: 5_ft, Enter, 1_in, Enter, CONVERT --> 60_in (just like on your HP 48). Do I win a nickel?
Disclaimer: I do not work for HP. I'm just another happy HP calculator user.
-Joe-

Case mod question

Hello everyone.
Currently I have a k8t motherboard with this case http://www.modthebox.com/review292_1.shtml and I am wondering if it is safe to redo the two front led lights behind the eyes and connect them to the HD LED on the moatherboard ?
The reason I ask is I and new to modding do not want to burn out my motherboard if it will not work though I think it would since the led lights use only 2 wires to light up currently.

most of the time you can find that info in your Manual for MB, but if not most take 5V reverse and type 3.3v and for the leds in the case, if the manufacturer has no info, then don't worry about it. they all follow similar guidelines to do all this. I use to do similar mods and never burned anything. Of course if you really want to be sure about the volts you can spend 70-100+ on equipments that will tell you that and more. But no need. just give it a shot, you will be fine.

(Case Mod) The Rival

Hi everyone
I want to share my latest build. I’ve been doing this mod since a month ago. Still on progress.
The plan is to mod 650D to be looks like this
Hardware’s:
Motherboard MSI Z97 Gaming 9 AC
Intel Core I7 4770K
GPU Asus GTX 690 SLI
SSD Kingston Hyper X 240 GB
HDD Western Digital Green 2 Tb
Fan Controller NZXT Sentry LXE
RAM Corsair Dominator Platinum 16 GB (4x4)
Corsair Dominator Platinum Light bar
Case Corsair Obsidian 650D
PSU Corsair RM 1000
Fan Corsair AF 120 x 1, Corsair AF 140 X 3, Corsair 200mm intake fan X 1.
Liquid CPU Cooler Corsair Hydro Series H110
Motherboard
I use MSI Z97 Gaming 9 AC for this mod.. Very good looking motherboard.
I will mod and put some back light under the motherboard later.
I’ve got a lot merchandise from MSI when bought this mobo
GPU
SSD
RAM
LIGHTBAR
PSU
Fan Controler
H110

Sidepanel Mod
Start mod the side panel to more big and wide.
I cut it with mini grinder.
Fan Controller Mount
My plan is to mount Fan Controller inside the case and it will be hang in there at ODD bay.
Before
After
Fan Ring Mod
A little fan ring mod for AF 140, I buy the led version that unfortunately doesn’t come with a ring fan
So I have to make it with 2mm Acrylic
I will do custom Tubing and fill it with green coolant later.
Top Panel Mod
I intend to make Top panel with green backlight color
Will be continued…….

Back to the Mod - 2015 Cooler Master Case Mod World Series

The future is a mystery, the past is history.
We do not have the ability to turn the clock,
We must make the most, with every shot.
Changing lives makes an impression,
For the only way to truly surpass the boundary,
Is to make sure that you leave something behind.
Modder - marcam923 - Marc Molella
Above you will find the preview sketch for my plan to accomplish this mod.

We start with the untouched case. I have had this case for a few years, the windowed side panel was an option from Cooler Master. We won't be needing that! :D
Now we start the breakdown.
Now we have a bare case, and I am starting to layout what will be the new back panel. It will have dimension to allow for cable management, and mounting of all the internal components.
Next post will have some cutting into the frame of the case, as well as a couple videos! Enjoy!

Neos Krait (Case Mod)

Hi guys..
Share my Neos – Krait build, been doing this mod since December.
Hardware that I use:
Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4Ghz
MSI Z97 SLI Krait Edition
Custom Mother board cover (Acrylic 2mm)
MSI R9 280 Gaming
Custom GPU Cover (Acrylic 3mm)
Cooler Master Seidon 120M (Tubing Mod)
SSD Plextor M6S 128GB
HDD Seagate 1TB
RAM Corsair Vengeance Pro 8GB (2X4GB)
PSU Bitfenix Fury 650G 80 Plus Gold
Custom PSU cover (Acrylic 3mm)
Custom ODD Cover (Acrylic 3mm)
Fan Bitfenix Spectre pro 120 (Painted frame & Blade)
Led Bitfenix Alchemy 30Cm White
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable extension 8 pin Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable extension VGA 6 pin X 2 Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable extension 24 Pin Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy SATA Cable Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable Molex to SATA power extension Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable Audio Extension Blue Sleeved
Bitfenix Alchemy Cable extension 2-pin chassis X 2 for I/O (PWR/RST/HDD) Blue Sleeved
Case Bitfenix Neos Purple-White
Front Cover (Pla Plate 1mm)
The plan is to make clean build purple and white with a little blue accent from alchemy sleeved and tubing.
I don’t want to make so much change to neos, I already love the neo classic design of this case.
I make front cover with bitfenix Colossus line style on it, use pla plate with thickness 1mm.
Here we go:
Neos Front
PSU & ODD Cover
First I made it with cardboard, for precision and fittingly.
Then go to Scroll saw table, I use 3mm acrylic
Bending Acrylic for ODD
almost 35 little pieces were cut for this krait logo..
All those 35 pieces glue it together to be come one
Result

GPU Cover
Make a little snow at GPU cover.. well it’s still January and Happy New year guys..
Spectre Fan Mod
Paint it with purple and white
Cable Management
Neos have a tight cable management, but that’s no problem..I use a couple Zip ties to handle it.
Led Light
Setting up the light, Using LED Alchemy white.
It’s not final yet.. I forget to order Alchemy Cable extension VGA 6 pin..heheheh
But so far I’m very satisfied to see this
Will be update with final picture soon after Cable extension for VGA arrive.

Red Wing/Gateway Case Mod and Paint Final

K7T 266 Pro 2 Case
Almost went bonkers cutting the template but I said no that's not good enough and kept at it. Spent 3 days on the cut.
There are some rough edges but those will be ez to fix.
Will post a pix of the finished project.
I'm gassed it's the BEST I have ever done
Woo Hoo
Ahumado

Here it is. The floppy is for looks though it could work and the gold button is also for looks.
I had fun and my only advice is You can do it too just be patient and expect your best.
Ahumado
Gateway Case
MSI K7T 266 Pro 2
AMD Athlon 1800+ Palomino
512MB Samsung RAM
256MB SpecTek RAM
Abit Siluro GeForce 2 MX 400 64 MB RAM
80 MB WD800BB
Lite-On LTR 52327S CDRW
eMachines DVD-ROM
Diamond Monster Sound MX300 AU 8830
Thermaltake TR2-430W PS
Xandros 3 Desktop -WIN 98 - W2K

Present your case mods!

Well, seems like there's no thread like this yet, so here we go:
Present any modifications you made to your machines, be it eye candy, extra features...
Here's mine. Base is a Casetek 1018 (same as used by Thermaltake in their Xaser III). Resprayed, big plexi window + small window on top, punched sheet covers for the drive racks and an engraving illuminated by two leds.
Clicky pictures:
I also uncoupled the HD rack, and I made up a quite effective way of doing that using rubber bedded screws to attach it to the wall of the case:
And here's my "archified" lap top again :
So, are there any other case modders out there in the arch community? I sure hope so ^^
Last edited by Shapeshifter (2009-06-14 19:59:16)

I really can't do that great of one, it's in a box to be sold ATM, but I can give the basics.
1) Get a box, any box that you want, as long as it is the right size for what you want (ATX, mATX microATX, etc). Three sides is the best.
2) Get some alimimum. Performance-pcs.com sells them in 500x500mm sheets. For the bottom sheet, cut it out to the size of the bottom that you want. In mine, I only kept it to the straight sides, didn't bother to fill the whole bottom.
3) Place the motherboard where it is going to go. This part takes planning as you have to see where it will fit in respect to the back plate, might be best to make that first (step 4). Where the motherboard holes are, mark and drill them out. Make sure you leave room for feet. Make four L brackets and mount them to the two sides of the case and the bottom of the tray.
4) Back plate, it's really easy. Now that you have the bottom, measure how wide you need the back to be and add ~2". Then bend the sides each in one inch, that way you can use those sides to mount the back. You might want to make a flap on the top too.
4) Back plate cuts. The motherboard cut is easy, take the backplate and trace around it and cut. Place in the plate and your motherboard IO should fit through it just fine. Do the same of any expansion slots. Now find where you want the power supply to go. Make sure it will fit, then with careful measurement, cut out the main hole and four mounting holes. But her in.
5) Top. I used mesh for two reasons. One, vents. Two, I could mount some SSD hanging from it. Now that everything is test fited, cut the top. It should be a simple cut for the exact shape of the top. You'll need four L brackets again. Mount it just like you did the bottom.
6) Everything fit? Cut a hole for the power switch, paint, do touch up, and get her going.
Remember that building your own is 90% planing, 10% work. I spent probably two days over sheets of diagrams and measurements before I made a single cut.
EDIT - I'm putting things to consider.
1) Heat. Will you need a fan in the back?
2) Size. Will it all fit? Remember that when the PSU is mounted and plugged in, so is the back plate meaning you only have access through the top.
3) Tools. You'll need a dremel at best. A jigsaw it good too. A file is a must.
The back plate and motherboard positioning take the longest, don't rush them.
Last edited by Reasons (2009-06-19 19:49:24)

My i tunes print is coming out jumbled up in jewel case mode

my i tunes print is coming out jumbled up in jewel case mode

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https://discussions.apple.com/message/20592308#20592308

[MSI PRO MOD] At Doom's gate

Long ago i have this idea in my mind, but didn´t know how execute in a case mod. After several times thinking how to do it, i see the opportunity for this contest. I guess the image is obvious, but beyond that, i want to do a casemod based in doom universe, more exactly the "inferno" where the creatures live. For this reason i got material and images from doom I, II & III. I'm a big fan of the game and after know the news of new Doom something inside me revived, making me feel excited again. I hope you like it, the design has long time, and many modifications, so i could get, i hope, the best version of my casemod.
My parts:
- MSI z97 gaming 7
- MSI GTX N460 cyclone
"At Doom's gate" is the first episode of Doom I, where all invasion begins. Is the first time we enter in the hangar and start shooting to demons coming from other dimension. Check to watch a casemod coming from the other dimension and possessed by demoniac flesh.

Quote from: leonana.621 on 07-June-15, 22:12:51
can't wait to see more photo and result. The topic is awesome!
Quote from: emilylai.tw on 08-June-15, 07:37:27
hope to see more sharing, looks interesting
Quote from: dumuu on 12-June-15, 12:12:58
I want to see what's next~ looks soo cool
Thanks for your comments
Quote from: Rosy J on 12-June-15, 15:07:55
What kind of material is that?
I means for those spikes and bones.
Real spikes and bones of course haha, it is cold porcelain.
Time to paint, this time i do not use spray but paint brush, because i want some textures and details about terrain that spray paint can do.
The floor is still hot, and msi has its place! Airbrushing the floor to look like lava.
And then...

[MSI PRO MOD] Nocturnal Hunter by RandomDesign

Introduction
Hi everyone! My name is Stefan and I’m a 28-year-old student at Heidelberg University in Germany. My subject is “Transcultural Studies” which focuses on the interactions between Asia and Europe in a global context. In my leisure time, I’m interested in 3D modeling and like to realize my ideas as props. That is why I’ve tried already different materials for modeling. In case modding, I’m less experienced and the mod, I will create for this contest, is just the second case mod, I ever made.
The concept
The focus of my scratch mod will be on the MSI X99S SLI krait edition motherboard. Inspired from the design of the krait on the package, I build a head of a krait. In order to fit all the hardware in and for aesthetic purposes, my design is a mixture between a stylized and a natural krait. Excepting the hardware, I will not use any pre-assembled, fabricated or machined parts. The aim is to build up everything from scratch and 100% handmade. I did a 3D-model of my final design. The model allowed me to fit the hardware and to simulate possible functions. Because I want to keep the mod as cost-efficient as possible without depreciating the design, I tried to use material available for everyone and which is easy to handle. Space is another limitation, since I’m working in a 5 m²-cellar most of the time. May I show in this way, that spatial restrictions can be overcome by creativity?
The Hardware
At first, I want to give my special thanks to MSI for providing and organizing the hardware for this project. Thanks also to Kingston and Cooler Master. Without the help of these three companies it would have been not possible for me to build this mod.
Motherboard: MSI X99S SLI krait edition
CPU: Intel i7 5820k
Cooling System: Cooler Master Nepton 240M
RAM: 4x4GB Kingston HyperX Predator 2133
Graphics: MSI Radeon HD7790 2GB
PSU: Cooler Master V850
SSD: Kingston HyperX Fury 120GB
And here are some pictures of the hardware:

The next step was to add more details to the upper jaw. Because I was building a krait head, I surly needed some fangs. I cut styrofoam into a basic fang shape and covered it with Worbla´s Finest Art to achieve more stability. The fangs, however, got a little larger than I thought and it was no longer possible to close the case. To overcome this issue, I installed metal hinges in the front of the upper jaw, which allow to flip in the fangs. Magnets were adjusted to hold the fangs in place, either flipped in or out. Besides, I sprayed some expanding foam into the hole below the eyebrow to strengthen up this area and make it less fragile, as you can see in the picture.
As an eye catcher, I decided to install a designed acrylic glass in the upper jaw. I cut out the needed size with my jigsaw and made a template for the design. The top part of the acrylic shows the krait head logo, depicted on the motherboard package, as well as the MSI logo. I used different engraving bits to cut the design into the acrylic glass and cleaned the edges with an exacto knife. Then, I cut the motherboard name also into the acrylic with the exacto knife.
For illuminating the acrylic glass, I soldered the LEDs, resistors and wires together and placed them at the bottom and the top edges of the acrylic glass. In this way, the light beam will pass the glass and highlight the engravings. In addition, I put some LEDs below the motherboard to give it a little white shine on the edges.
Before I put everything together, I made a final fitting of the hardware and the sleeved cables.
Next up: Final Pictures

(Case Mod) Aragon

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