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Ah yeah great job I love your color choice with the black logo!
Void's First G5 Mod Build Log
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Wow, that looks gorgeous; great job, can't wait to see the build log!
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The Final Part:
I'm gonna let the images speaks for themselves
Sorry for the green color casting on some of the images as the shoe rack's color is reflecting on the G5.
References:
Laser Hive
Stiligfox's Power Mac G7
Mike7060's Power Mac G5 Mod
Thanks to them... and thanks to everyone...
I'm gonna let the images speaks for themselves
Sorry for the green color casting on some of the images as the shoe rack's color is reflecting on the G5.References:
Laser Hive
Stiligfox's Power Mac G7
Mike7060's Power Mac G5 Mod
Thanks to them... and thanks to everyone...
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The Messy Part:
They said it isn't modding if it's not messy...
Here are some of the photos when I tried to use the G5 Case as it is with the original fans on my q6600 pc. with the original PSU casing using a generic psu(it works and it was really easy.) I really just had a hard time on the fans.
I just realized back then that I really cannot use my G5 Case without cutting the back and replace it with ATX plate.
Also photos showing all the parts on the floor and a photo of my daughter helping me on modding... helping me delaying my mod XD
They said it isn't modding if it's not messy...
Here are some of the photos when I tried to use the G5 Case as it is with the original fans on my q6600 pc. with the original PSU casing using a generic psu(it works and it was really easy.) I really just had a hard time on the fans.
I just realized back then that I really cannot use my G5 Case without cutting the back and replace it with ATX plate.
Also photos showing all the parts on the floor and a photo of my daughter helping me on modding... helping me delaying my mod XD
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Clean and beautiful. Just like it should.
thanks man! glad someone liked it. running 24/7
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Brilliant job. First class.
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Brilliant job. First class.
thanks! I still need to revise the wiring plate. but for now, i'll enjoy my build
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This is a good build and it's nice to see a G5 with a well designed back panel. Most people just butcher the heck out of the back on these things.
thanks man! my original plan was not to cut the back of my G5. but since I really need all the things at the back of my mobo, I decided to cut it. before I gutted it I thought of it many times with the help of Laser Hive also and my colleagues here at work.
I would never have done this without their help. Cutting/Filing takes really a lot of patience and time.
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