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[Razorfish]

Just thought id drop in and show a quick picture of my computer, i recently picked up a cheap "like new condition" Lian Li V1100B Plus on ebay. Cabling inside the Lian Li was a pleasure. Heres how it stands at the moment. Should be sticking a 9800GTX in there in the next week or two.

Plain and clean, Hope you like...

[booman]

I like it. So tidy inside. The cabling looks great.
So how much did you pay for the LianLI case?

[Razorfish]

Originally Posted by booman

I like it. So tidy inside. The cabling looks great.
So how much did you pay for the LianLI case?

Thanks! Yeah i like it as spartan as possible... I managed to pick the lian li up for £79.99 with a Lian Li aluminium card reader in it which alone are £25. i thought i got a bargain concidering it barely looked touched. Cant wait to get the 9800GTX in it, just the differance it will make in looks alone, i think that the X1900XTX is a real eye sore!

[bradmax57]

Originally Posted by Razorfish

Thanks! Yeah i like it as spartan as possible... I managed to pick the lian li up for £79.99 with a Lian Li aluminium card reader in it which alone are £25. i thought i got a bargain concidering it barely looked touched. Cant wait to get the 9800GTX in it, just the differance it will make in looks alone, i think that the X1900XTX is a real eye sore!

very nice Nick, very nice indeed, my v1000 was never that tidy i found it really awkward to sort out, youve proved us all wrong

[Daniel ~]

I'm a long time fan of Lian li, my cabling how ever doesn't quite match up to yours...to say the lest! LOL

[Azriel]

Why are you adapting a 4 pin molex to sata power?

(I know it's pretty much the same thing, as most (nearly all) drives can work without the 3.3v power.)

Edit: Guess it really doesn't matter. From what I've read out of curiosity, the only sata drives that actually require 3.3v power from the connector are SSD's, and thems not SSD's. There's not that much info out there on this. I don't know if the drive simply works without it, or if it regulates 3.3v power itself. I previously believed that drives that did not feature a legacy connector required the 3.3 to be on the connector. This, apparently, is not true.

Beautiful cable routing btw. i don't mean to nit pick. It just comes naturally.