AddonCustoms

Just by looking at your profile picture I can assume where you stand on this. 
 
Also:
Pick one. 

Feel free to shoot us a message, we can do blanks or make some complete custom ones with a design of your choice.

Thanks @W-L for the mention.

As said there are places that can custom make you some acrylic ones, places like v1Tech, Cold zero, and Addon customs can do that. 
 
-Moved to Modding Section- 

These 3 things are all connected. They break easily due to poor build quality, which wouldn't be that bad if they weren't so overpriced.  They are still ok, I know people that have used their products and normally after a year or 2 of use they break.  While things do break over time for the price people pay it should last longer.
The only thing Razer I use is their Goliathus mouse pad, I wouldn't touch anything else from them.

NO!!!  Please don't try you will end up breaking something. The old Hue is using 12v Standard 4 pin RGB LEDs, the Hue+ is using 5v 3pin Addressable LEDs, not only different voltages but the different tech that cannot be used with each other.

I would trust this though, sold by @Mnpctech
https://mnpctech.com/case-mods-gaming-pc-liquid-modding-custom-computer-mnpctech-overclock-cooling-fan-grills/90-degree-angle-24-pin-atx-connector-for-motherboard-mainboard.html

I would trust this though, sold by @Mnpctech
https://mnpctech.com/case-mods-gaming-pc-liquid-modding-custom-computer-mnpctech-overclock-cooling-fan-grills/90-degree-angle-24-pin-atx-connector-for-motherboard-mainboard.html

many exist they have done for years, we will have some in stock soon. @pigsrawesome123 which country are you in?  We are UK based but ship worldwide.

Thanks for sharing those links. Extremely helpful, exactly  what i was looking for!

Good man.

The reason is stated here "Service Communication Failure: PnkBstrA.exe"  its a known issue, and its a pain to fix. Best way and the way that works most of the time is to uninstall PunkBuster, and reinstall it manually, and run the installer as admin, restart and then open services and make sure both pnkbstrA.exe and pnkbstrB.exe are both running.

Asus Aura uses standard RGB and will not work with addressable, they are controlled completely different.  Standard RGB pinout is +12v, Ground, Ground, Ground, addressable is +5v, Data, Ground. 

Unfortunately what you want to do isn't possible.  
You would need to use standard RGB LED strips (not addressable) or use a controller that works with addressable LEDs. 

Our other store Custom Acrylics does custom made fan/radiator grills.  Shoot us a message either here or on FB (https://www.facebook.com/customacrylicsuk) and we will be happy to work with you. 120mm Fan Grills start from £6 (Around $8 USD) and shipping to USA from the UK is £4.50 (Around $6 USD). 

Our other store Custom Acrylics does custom made fan/radiator grills.  Shoot us a message either here or on FB (https://www.facebook.com/customacrylicsuk) and we will be happy to work with you. 120mm Fan Grills start from £6 (Around $8 USD) and shipping to USA from the UK is £4.50 (Around $6 USD). 

We use the Tevo Tarantula in our workshop, we haven't even fully calibrated it yet and it prints great. The printer itself is great for the price, the company behind it could do better, language barrier and slow replies (If you are lucky to get one), but the FB group for this printer is great, not run by Tevo but their staff are in it.
 

I would suggest paying more and go for the Dremel 4000 or newer, they are great tools and you will be surprised how handy they are.

As for cuttings discs we use these ones - >> LINK << - pack of 30 discs for £2.29, they do wear down quicker than the expensive ones but putting some sewing machine oil on the disc and cutting area will help them last longer.

We mainly use our Dremel for cutting cases and most recently cutting our laser cutter case which is 1mm steel which is when we found using machine oil on the cut makes it easier and the discs last longer.

NO! Reddit is one of the worst looking sites. Endless scrolling of confusing comments. Awful! It also looks like it was made in 2008

... what? I'd be lying if I said that wasn't cool but it doesn't justify the price tag in my opinion. It appears that this account was created to advertise this, shame. 

Update time, I've been a bit busy this period so this project has taken a bit of a hold, but never the less still a lot of things have happened!
In the last update, you could see that Cooler Master set me up with a nice power supply and an AIO cooler. But these needed a bit of a 'ProAce' touch. So soon after I got them the cooler was already bleeding out its green insides. This way I can fit new tubes on it with white coolant which will look way nicer. 
 

 

 
After that was out of the way, the white LED had to go. It is a nice colour, but RGB is just plain better. So I fitted some off my own LED's in and hooked it up to the controller. Which also has a new iteration and is now being programmed, need to figure out some nice modes...
 

 

 
In Win also had a surprise for me, they set me up with a set of Aurora fans. These samples are pre-production but they're still working great. They have the same kind of LED's in as I use and the controller that comes with it has tonnes of modes, also the remote is a nice extra touch.
 

 
To fit in the second glass panel, I had to trim down the case a bit. The piece which the PSU rests on was too long and blocked the panel from fitting properly. So after taking the air powered rotary tool out, and a bit of good will, it came off quite easy. The rest got a bit scratched up but that will get an acrylic cover. 
 

 

 
The side panel fits these tiny magnets in perfectly and they're strong enough to keep te panel in place. I liked this method so much that I took the original construction off as well and replaced that with magnets.
 

 
The last thing I did for this update was starting the sleeving job. AddonCustoms set me up with loads of connectors and I used those in combination with some white 18AWG wire and grey/white paracord. The result so far is stunning if I may say so myself, now I only need to do my 24 pin cable.
 

 

 
That's how far I got for now! In the next update, I hope to have the acrylic, have finished the sleeving and, have put some new tubes on the AIO. See you then!

Steam needs competition. Like real one,not something like Origin and uPlay

Found a post by one of their friends.

 
 

The article said "laser 3D printer" and then showed videos of FDM printers printing, no mention of laser cutters. The point is, the people writing this BS didn't even bother to do their research on these machines and then throw 3D printing into the public's crosshairs. Yes, ABS, Nylon and other plastics can and do produce toxic fumes, but there's no evidence of the victims using those plastics or if they used something less harmful, like PLA for example. I don't think they'd sit in a room with ABS printing, the smell is unbearable and it doesn't take a genius to know the fumes can't be very good for your health...

Found a post by one of their friends.

 
 

I know that JayzTwoCents gets most of his cables from Sanctum Sleeving - https://www.facebook.com/SanctumSleeving don't think I have ever seen him use cablemod cables, then again I don't really have time to watch youtube these days.
 

Found a post by one of their friends.