[markkleb]

Honestly unless you have a very through knowledge working with electricity in this litigious world we live in its better not to mess around.

What I do is figure every device I am going to use, I remove all the wires from the PS and only use wires I need, I replace several small ones with a bigger one.

I clean up their mess and make the PS more efficient. Usually I can reduce 50 to 60% of the wiring.

[b1gapl]

Wouldn't it have been easier, if you used modular PSUs?

[markkleb]

easy never enters into my consideration, better, smaller more efficient,cooler does.

If I was making mass market cases/comps than easy would be important.

I posted another pict of my SFF red comp with it open. There is absolutely no room for a whole PS inside it.

[Peter.Cort]

it could be, but not as much fun

and i thought thats what you meant, but wasn't 100% sure. and thats a good idea, but I'm going to go ahead and assume you don't have spare wires, so you won't be able to add anything more to the system without messing up your wiring job.

[SHaTTaFaKKaP]

you're the one that made that really clean case mod of the Rosewill case huh! and was selling it on Hardforums.

[markkleb]

Yep here is the link to one of the Rosewill mods,
Taking a reg case and making it ROCK! - techPowerUp! Forums

I did 2. The first one was a comp that ran 8600GTs in sli, water cooling and 2 hdds in Raid0 with a 235 watt PS.

The second one (link) was to show how to take a very inexpensive case and with a few mods cool the heck out of it.

[commandercup]

I'm really confused about the carbon fiber look... is that just vinyl? like from mnpc?

[aspire]

Mark actually makes his own carbon fiber using carbon cloth and resin.

[commandercup]

0_0, nice lol

you think he has any tuts on that? or if theres somewhere I can buy some of that?

[markkleb]

Thanks Aspire.
I get the carbon fiber material at TapPlastics.com (careful its not cheap)

If you search Carbonfiber on YouTube there are a bunch of tutorials.