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    OK, so I'm bored and wanted to show you all what I'm working on. Captions follow each pic.

    http://members.home.net/dhilliar/case.jpg

    Here is the case I just bought. I will be putting in my new Athlon soon

    http://members.home.net/dhilliar/conn.jpg

    Ok, I know what the P1 connector is for, but what is the P2 connector and the smaller connector for?

    http://members.home.net/dhilliar/hole1.jpg

    I got really bored and decided that I'm going to add a blowhole on the top of my chassis Tomorrow I will buy some metal cutting shears and a Dremmel to smooth the edges.

    http://members.home.net/dhilliar/mem2.jpg

    Here is the Mushkin memory that came in the mail the other day. I didn't expect a package like this! I'm happy though Premium 133 Cas2 overclocking capable memory

    http://members.home.net/dhilliar/kona8.jpg

    My cool dog Kona. He's about 7 months old.

    Sorry for the lengthy, bloated post.

    edit: (oops, gave a link instead of the actual pics, oh well, probably piss off less people that way )

    Dave

    [This message has been edited by Helevitia (edited 08 July 2000).]
    Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

  • #2
    the dog has weird eyes ;-)

    that case you're working on looks really cool... want to trade with mine ? :-)

    My case isn't to bad either... I can open it without using a screwdriver (requires just one large screw you can take out with your hand). Problems with the case however are that the reset button is far to small (and I am running windows), and the lowest 5,25" drive bay can't be used for CDROM and stuff, because my motherboard DIMM's are blocking it... it just si not that well designed (mmaybe I will make some pictures soon of my addincards.... my pc is really stuffed up :-)

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    • #3
      The small connector is the additional 6 position connector used on some ATX motherboards for additional power. The P2 connector appears to be 1 of 2 power connectors used on AT style motherboards. There is not another one that looks like the P2 connector?

      JP
      Workstation Specs:
      Pentium 4 2 GHz, ASUSTek P4T-E i850, 1024 MB PC800 RDRAM, ATi Radeon 8500 64m, Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer, 3Com 3C905TX-C NIC, Western Digital 80g ATA100 HD, Sony 16x/40x DVD-ROM, Sony CD-RW 175S/C, 19" Sony 420GS, and Windows XP Pro.

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      • #4
        Your dog actually likes those bones (It IS rubber right? Can't get my dog to look at one that isn't real bone or cowhide sideways, hehe).

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        Ace

        "..so much for subtlety.."

        System specs:
        Gainward Ti4600
        AMD Athlon XP2100+ (o.c. to 1845MHz)

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        • #5
          dZeus, I think I'll pass on the trade Go ahead, post a pic of your case.

          Jeff, Nope, no additional P2 connector for AT mobo's. Hmm...? I wonder what it is for?

          Ace, yeah, it's the rubber one alright. my dog didin't give it a second look at first, but he goes through bone withdrawals so he eventually gave in and started liking it He does like the other though.

          Dave
          Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

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          • #6
            Dave, I hope you will put some sort of guard over that blowhole. Murphy's law and all..

            I never even put drinks on my desk for fear of dumping them over and fouling up my equipment.. hate to think of all the possibilities with a hole in the top of my case..

            I remember my college days.. I was rather temperamental.. While playing Missle Command down in the gameroom, I felt the game had cheated me somehow. A can of 7UP poured in the back of this machine seemed to have all sorts of weird effects on it..

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            Kind Regards,

            KvH

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            • #7
              KvHagedorn,

              Yeah, I covered it up with a fan guard I'll post a pic of it as soon as I get my camera back from my brother-in-law. I'm thinking of installing two more fans on teh side of the case pointing at the cards, what do all of you think about that? Is it a good idea?

              Dave
              Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

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              • #8
                Here ya go, Dave. Get a couple of these and install them on the sides of your case!



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                Kind Regards,

                KvH

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                • #9
                  Nice TA tips, KvH.

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