SFF HTPC build
 

Specs:

Gigabyte GA-H67MA-UD2H-B3
i7 2600
Gskill Ripjaw 1600MHZ
2TB WD Black 6gbs
Corsair HX 650
Corsair H60
Lite-ON BD
Silverstone SFF - modded
EVGA GTX560 TI

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Very nice. I would be interested in how you formed the mesh grill so well.

Funny story, I ordered an OEM I/O panel from the Coolermaster store, forget which case it was from, but it had 2 USB 2.0 ports, and 2 USB 3.0 ports, along with a removable aluminum motherboard tray, for a different project that will be in the works one day.

They sent me the entire top for the case the I/O panel was from, which had the 2 identical pieces of mesh, one of which I used for the top of this case.

Cut a hole, cut slots to match how the panel mounted, and it was plug and play.

Pretty nifty, and I had thoughts of mounting a fan up there for additional breathing for the case, however once I slid the BD drive in, it would have been next to impossible. SO I hooked everything up, and the air flow from the fans in the front of the case caused enough pressure to actually get good airflowing out the top. :good:

Racy! :green3:

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That looks sick Marc!!

Thanks buddy! :clapping: