PSU Aesthetics Mod Help.

[Quentin James]

Hi,

 

I'm wondering how to make my Corsair RM 850 PSU look a little better.

Are there any PSU covers that either look nice, or light up? Or must they be handcrafted?

I'm interested in stickers aswell, I have an EVGA "enthusiast built" sticker that came with my GPU.

I'm interested in all mods, regardless of brand.

Is there ex. some PSU cover tha lights up, that is available to buy ready?

 

Thanks.

[NeatSquidYT]

It's a sexy PSU anyway

[Quentin James]

It's a sexy PSU anyway

 

True true.

[Altecice]

Nope your going to have to make one yourself

[Oshino Shinobu]

There are some places that sell PSU covers, but they're either very expensive or don't look very nice. I created one for my 750D, costing less than £15. 

 

[Quentin James]

There are some places that sell PSU covers, but they're either very expensive or don't look very nice. I created one for my 750D, costing less than £15. 

 

Oh, I'll be back, just going to die of mindblow,

 

ok I'm back... DAYUM brotha', you gotta tella me how you created this, hatz off to ya!!!!

[Altecice]

Acrylic sheets, Bar heater. bit of bending... Sticky vinyl with a template and a white LED strip?

[Quentin James]

Acrylic sheets, Bar heater. bit of bending... Sticky vinyl with a template and a white LED strip?

 

Ok yez but howw does one get themm logoz!?

[Oshino Shinobu]

Oh, I'll be back, just going to die of mindblow,

 

ok I'm back... DAYUM brotha', you gotta tella me how you created this, hatz off to ya!!!!

Thanks. 

 

I have a build log over here. It's based on @JordanMac 's guide, but I used a few different methods to keep costs down and to make it a PSU cover as well as midplate. 

[Quentin James]

Thanks. 

 

I have a build log over here. It's based on @JordanMac 's guide, but I used a few different methods to keep costs down and to make it a PSU cover as well as midplate. 

 

Ok man thanks a million!

 

I'll check it out!

 

Thankz once again!!!!!!!!!

[Oshino Shinobu]

Ok man thanks a million!

 

I'll check it out!

 

Thankz once again!!!!!!!!!

Just FYI, The way that I did it is a bit tedious and easy to mess up. Depending on what logo you're wanting, it can be very difficult. For small, more detailed logos like the ones I used, it's very easy for paint to go over the edges and ruin it, but with larger patterns and such it's much easier. JordanMac's way will yield much cleaner results (probably), but it requires some power tools and access to a laser cutter, which can be expensive depending on where you live.