I would do a psu mod, but EMF could be a problem. As it is I was getting wavy lines on my monitor - luckily the last 2 fans balanced it out 
Thanks for the link GAZZA!
also, my friend used you PSU Sleeving Guide, very helpful!
his setup look nice now!
I also may be trying it soo
also, my friend used you PSU Sleeving Guide, very helpful!
his setup look nice now!
I also may be trying it soo
Originally posted by: GAZZA
Great Pheonix glad to hear it, btw post some image links so we can all see
I'll ask my friend to take some pics...
Yup, you can,
Fixed Link 1
Fixed Link 2
he just forgot the *.jpg at the end
Looking really nice
how did you do then I/O for the mobo?
and whats the cost so far? (if you don't mind me asking)
i matched up the io plate and just carved it out with a dremel.
so far it's cost about $40 for the material + glue.
all the tools I already had.
so far it's cost about $40 for the material + glue.
all the tools I already had.
Demon-Xanth
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External devices causing a clutter?
Put them all in one box!
That's a dialup router running freesco, the modem and switch get power from a duplex recepticle mounted inside. Yes, that is a 33.6 modem. Given that our lines won't do over 28.8, I don't feel the need to use the 56k (which it does have one). Just add a single power cord and you're ready to go. The cover for the modem and switch is a piece of scrap smoke colored lexan that I found, the flash on the camera has a tendancy to show right through it.
Freesco is a "linux router on a floppy" setup, that can (and is) installed on a HD. Freesco can do http service, and if I update the software, it will also do ftp service. So yes, there is still a full PC in there. But it doesn't need any extra stuff to run. Just it's power cord.
Put them all in one box!
That's a dialup router running freesco, the modem and switch get power from a duplex recepticle mounted inside. Yes, that is a 33.6 modem. Given that our lines won't do over 28.8, I don't feel the need to use the 56k (which it does have one). Just add a single power cord and you're ready to go. The cover for the modem and switch is a piece of scrap smoke colored lexan that I found, the flash on the camera has a tendancy to show right through it.
Freesco is a "linux router on a floppy" setup, that can (and is) installed on a HD. Freesco can do http service, and if I update the software, it will also do ftp service. So yes, there is still a full PC in there. But it doesn't need any extra stuff to run. Just it's power cord.
I dont see my website up there so here it is now www.candacomputers.com for all the Canadians out there!
hmm..... it is a mod website, so I will add it to the list
as far as spaming... this is the first time he haves posted in this thread...(that I know of)
chr6
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