Sarsbaby
05-20-08, 11:44 PM
Yes, I took the leap and got myself a Dremel 400XPR Kit from Sears hardware for around $95.00 after tax.
Now I can mod the heck outta my case and any future cases that don't meet my specific needs as far as wire management, etc...
If you don't own one, save up and get one. They make modding so freakin' easy it's almost funny. Just make sure you have basic power tool knowledge.
I'm working on modding the right side panel of my Armor case to utilize fans for cooling the backside of the motherboard. At some point I want to mod my old Antec 900, and maybe if my current rig is ever apart, and make more management ports on my Armor case. If you need another fan port, make one! It's makes modding fun.
If your not good with tools, don't worry. They are easy to use. Make sure you wear your safety glasses though! I'm glad I went and got this.
I suggest if you are into modding, go out and purchase one. Whether it's Craftsman or Dremel, you can't go wrong. There are many household uses too.
I'll post some pic's of what i've done, when it's done.
Now I can mod the heck outta my case and any future cases that don't meet my specific needs as far as wire management, etc...
If you don't own one, save up and get one. They make modding so freakin' easy it's almost funny. Just make sure you have basic power tool knowledge.
I'm working on modding the right side panel of my Armor case to utilize fans for cooling the backside of the motherboard. At some point I want to mod my old Antec 900, and maybe if my current rig is ever apart, and make more management ports on my Armor case. If you need another fan port, make one! It's makes modding fun.
If your not good with tools, don't worry. They are easy to use. Make sure you wear your safety glasses though! I'm glad I went and got this.
I suggest if you are into modding, go out and purchase one. Whether it's Craftsman or Dremel, you can't go wrong. There are many household uses too.
I'll post some pic's of what i've done, when it's done.