Removing Screen Scrathes using rubbing compound?
Posted: Mar 19, 2002 @ 8:45amPocketMatrix
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Removing Screen Scrathes using rubbing compound?
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Posted: Mar 19, 2002 @ 8:45amPosted: Mar 19, 2002 @ 1:58pmDepends on the compound. Most of them (if not all) can damage your screen. Try first with toothpaste.
Posted: Mar 19, 2002 @ 10:09pmI love modding my case, I'm going to miss doing so when I sell out for the laptop field.
I just got the new Black Ice EXTREME radiator for my water system and it kicks ass, but it's really hard to get all of the air out. Of course I tried to get all of the air out without a reservoir so that would be why. I recommend it for any watercooling system. I used to use DangerDan's Cooling Cube, this new Black Ice is so TINY compared to the cooling cube and it cools even better! Geforce 3, 266MHz DDR Motherboard chipset, and 1.4GHz AMD Athlon (not XP) all cooled with a CPU temp of 48*C, used to be 56*C with fan cooling, and it had it underclocked to 1.3GHz. Plus it's quieter, no annoying whirling fans, just one deep lowpitched one cooling the single radiator.
I just got the new Black Ice EXTREME radiator for my water system and it kicks ass, but it's really hard to get all of the air out. Of course I tried to get all of the air out without a reservoir so that would be why. I recommend it for any watercooling system. I used to use DangerDan's Cooling Cube, this new Black Ice is so TINY compared to the cooling cube and it cools even better! Geforce 3, 266MHz DDR Motherboard chipset, and 1.4GHz AMD Athlon (not XP) all cooled with a CPU temp of 48*C, used to be 56*C with fan cooling, and it had it underclocked to 1.3GHz. Plus it's quieter, no annoying whirling fans, just one deep lowpitched one cooling the single radiator.
Posted: Mar 19, 2002 @ 10:14pmPosted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 1:58pmWhat the hell is he talking about?
Posted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 2:58pmPosted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 5:17pmPosted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 10:29pmPosted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 10:31pmPosted: Mar 21, 2002 @ 11:51pmPosted: Mar 22, 2002 @ 12:56amIf anyone's interested, this is a pic of of a Lian Li case mod that my brother's just started.
He hasn't done a lot yet, but just received a whole load of stuff (cooling, etc), so should be kinda impressive soon. Personally, i like the castor wheels most, makes it SOO easy to move about!
He hasn't done a lot yet, but just received a whole load of stuff (cooling, etc), so should be kinda impressive soon. Personally, i like the castor wheels most, makes it SOO easy to move about!
Posted: Mar 22, 2002 @ 1:27amHow did he attach those windows without using screws?
Posted: Mar 22, 2002 @ 2:00amBy using pop-rivets. I'll post a pic in a second.
Posted: Mar 22, 2002 @ 3:14amPic of pop-rivets below. They may not look it in the pic, but they are pretty subtle especially with this case.
Posted: Mar 22, 2002 @ 8:43amyou T1 now i gona ask one of mu most stupid cuestions ever.....my power fan doesn't work like it should...should i change the whole unit or just change the fan