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Update 6:

 

Here is my side window ;) I used a dremel to cut out the shape and a lot of sanding tools to get a good finished look. I got the Acrylic sheet precut from Lowe's. I ordered the NZXT Hue, I will be cutting it down and painting the front white and the grill red if I can find paint for it. 

 

Enjoy

 

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Update 7:

 

I got the NZXT HUE which is just amazing for lighting, cost efficient and plenty of options. Here are some Glamour shots, enjoy!

 

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A bit big :/

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Seeing how small the Prodigy M is for space the full size of any drive would impair air flow.

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Rough cut but out of sight!

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I like the White light.

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A quick red light shot.

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Thanks for reading ;)

 

 

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Nice little build... but did you gnaw through this thing with your teeth?

 

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I used a dremel but it just melted the plastic so i looks bad but you don't see it in the case. ;)

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But you'll know it's there! 

You are bothering my OCD ;) I looks better now I took away the melted plastic 

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You are bothering my OCD ;) I looks better now I took away the melted plastic

melted, did you use a soldering iron to cut it?
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melted, did you use a soldering iron to cut it?

Haha no, a dremel but it spins so fast the plastic starts melting.

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Haha no, a dremel but it spins so fast the plastic starts melting.

low speeds for cutting plastic with a dremel, or it melts as u have seen, just thought i tell ya so ya dont kill a nice bit of plastic when u need it all nice and fancy

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low speeds for cutting plastic with a dremel, or it melts as u have seen, just thought i tell ya so ya dont kill a nice bit of plastic when u need it all nice and fancy

I was just so excited but I did think about that thanks ;)

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  • 2 weeks later...

Update 8:

 

  Painting time!! Turns my new camera makes big files so I have a link to an album because I am to lazy to edit them (not final shots, thus not worth it).

 

Pictures!!!!!!!! 

 

I used PlastiDip to paint the Armor Kit and I might paint an other coat in the future. With the left over piece of my window I cut out a shape to cover the PSU. I planned on banding it and it turns out this is really good steal! I was very proud of my self with the tight fit and round edge. I painted the PCI covers and messed one up and ended up not using it, same happened with the I/O covers. Next on the list is to get that CPU cooler due to the fact that the other one is too big and will have contact with my GPU. I may try and salvage a laptop hard drive so I can free up the bottom and install 2 of these fans. I wish Phanteks made 120mm fans again because I love the 140mm I got in terms of looks, noise and efficiency. When I am done with that I will look at custom cables and was thinking of running the 24 pin in front of the PSU cover I just made. That cable would be red to add a color accent on that side of the case. 

 

Anyways, thanks for reading (if you did haha) and looking. 

 

Enjoy ;)

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Update 8:

 

  Painting time!! Turns my new camera makes big files so I have a link to an album because I am to lazy to edit them (not final shots, thus not worth it).

 

Pictures!!!!!!!! 

 

I used PlastiDip to paint the Armor Kit and I might paint an other coat in the future. With the left over piece of my window I cut out a shape to cover the PSU. I planned on banding it and it turns out this is really good steal! I was very proud of my self with the tight fit and round edge. I painted the PCI covers and messed one up and ended up not using it, same happened with the I/O covers. Next on the list is to get that CPU cooler due to the fact that the other one is too big and will have contact with my GPU. I may try and salvage a laptop hard drive so I can free up the bottom and install 2 of these fans. I wish Phanteks made 120mm fans again because I love the 140mm I got in terms of looks, noise and efficiency. When I am done with that I will look at custom cables and was thinking of running the 24 pin in front of the PSU cover I just made. That cable would be red to add a color accent on that side of the case. 

 

Anyways, thanks for reading (if you did haha) and looking. 

 

Enjoy ;)

The plasti dip coats looks a bit messed up. Did you shake it for a few minutes prior to usage?

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The plasti dip coats looks a bit messed up. Did you shake it for a few minutes prior to usage?

I did but the MB cover is not to flat and if I kept going I would get bubbles of paint that would look much worst.

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I did but the MB cover is not to flat and if I kept going I would get bubbles of paint that would look much worst.

I would def do another coat. Has the can been subjected to cold?

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I would def do another coat. Has the can been subjected to cold?

I doubt it but you are right,  i will give it an other coat in the future. 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Update 9:

 

New Cooler!!! Enjoy ;)

 

I love these fans! I wish they sold them separately :/

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There you have it, EYE CANDY!!!

 

Thanks for reading!

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Build Log here: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/119926-yin-yang-prodigy-update-2-26-14/

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