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Sounds good! Let me know if you need more inspirational pics. I'm also interested in the AIO. Let us know how that works out!

I think you mean the 1.1 and 2.1? Possibly also the 3.1? I agree because in my case, I'm just using 3x 120mm fans. In the front and in the back. Ideal, because you can get fans that size everywhere.

Nice build! Looks pretty clean too!

@Laverda Sorry for my misleading information. The jack sensing in my build was based on these threads: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/home-brew-hd-front-panel-audio-without-the-hard-to-find-jacks.130264/...

Now that I see the pinouts again, I need to correct my other posts about the jack sensing. The resistors in the picture are for the power led

Thank you! The links to wiring are here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/neilharts-mac-pro-hack.28892/post-185303 https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/correction-to-aquamacs-macpro-front-panel-usb-wiring.59432/ https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/wiring-the-power-button-mac-pro-2006.184381/...

We basically bypassed all of the mac sensing stuff and added our own with the resistors. So if you know the right pin and go to the last solder point before the jack, you can do the same

Here are some pics of the board. Looks like the resistors combined are around 300 ohms. The last part of the original jack sensing stuff was some smd resistor. That was roasted in two with the soldering iron, so that the bridge is the only path to the jack plug. In short: the resistors go...

We both are not exactly sure... But if memory serves it should be something like: Sense return goes through the jack plug and then via 2 resistors to ground. I think the 2 resistors together were 300 ohm. Also, we didn't use the original jack sensing stuff. That's why you see the resistors...

My friend is like a wizard with that stuff. If I remember correctly, we used 2 resistors and a shorter path for that. (Also in the picture) I will ask him how it works.

The clean look was what I was going for, so thanks!! Yeah I love the HDD, had to have it :mrgreen: I have a M.2 SSD as a boot drive, that's good enough for now. When I need an extra SSD for gaming, I'll probably add one in one of the drive bays.

No, not at first. For now it's more of a gaming PC ;)

After reading allmost all of the build threads here, I decided it was time to make my own and also share my adventure here. So here is my take on a Mac Pro casemod/build. Hope you guys like it! I know I do ;) TLDR; My goal was to create a stock looking Mac Pro build and grind as little as...

I would say metallic. Something close to the original colors

The mesh on the cpu cover is awesome! How did you make it and what kind of material is it?

Thank you!!! Yes I know... But for the moment it's more a gaming setup, so maybe later I will change to something that supports macOS ;)

Nice! Now maybe my profile info with AMD stuff won't be removed :mrgreen:

Yes, just get standard screws that are the same thread and they just screw into the original places! On my build, I added some washers between the connector and the brackets for the perfect height.

Wow this one is really clean! Signed up to comment on this. Can you maybe share your IO print design?