I guess I forgot to metion that I wanted to use UV cold cathodes. Using UV sensitive sleeving would be useless without them. IMO

I have loads of quad blue led fans either laying around or in use. My current IDE cables are lighted EL rounded. However, with my two blue cold cathodes on, you can't even tell the IDE cables are lighted.

I want to change the cathodes to UV and the IDE cables to UV sensitive blue to make them show up better. I just not sure how red UV sensitive mesh would look with the blue UV sensitive IDE cables.

Maybe I should reconsider a different coler for the mesh.... :/

Nice case. But you don't cut any hole alone :(
That's for me no modding - thats premodding

Damn. That is a sweet case. That is one of the cleanest computers I have ever seen, howd u get the wiring and all so clean and neat. Wow. That is really sharp. Great job!

one trick is to plan ahead before laying down the mobo onto the plate

its good to hide some wires behind the mobo between the board and the mobo plate

thats one thing maximumPC mag taught me :)

The good thing about the case was that the mobo side panel comes off the same way the window comes off... There was enough room to run all my wires and mobo wires between the panel and the case itself... I also have two of the cold cathode inverters between the panel and the case... They're sittin right next to the PSU...

very nice
 

Man that looks real nice, I am going to mod (for the first time) my case when I get my new one, I hope it turns out half as good as that :nod:

Wow. nice job
 

That case looks great. i just ordered a lian-li 65 and hope to make it look real similar to yours. i have never built a comp before though :( im just buying all my equip and going to try and put together a really nice/clean modded comp

Hey man if u need help u know where to find us.....um...welll i hope you dont know where we live but we are here (techwarelabs.com)

lol