Well i did bought the official pin removal tool . However it was useless because i decided to shorten the ATX, thus i simply cut it to length and re-soldered the ATX pins (which i bought from Farnell too).
Is there any other way of extracting the pins besides buying a tool, as this is a little expensive just to remove it once?
Sure i have used the 1mm screwdriver from these cheap-ass kits for the ATX pins too. Insert it flat between pin and housing, then turn 45 degrees to push in the hook.
Yes, a Beantech BT-80 i believe, first generation. Had to cut the PSU mount to fit the PSU. Anyway it's NOT the BT-85 Should you go for a Beantech, i be warning you, the rods that hold the panels are not finished properly, they appear cracked. Haven't seen a single BT that has good rods.
OMG!!!11! that is the best case in the dark pic EVER Now you need to make them blink and have a perpetual distraction at lan parties Very nice, have you checked out the 5w luxeons?
Thanks . No flashing Luxeons for me though . Gonna need some advice from some PIC masters here to do a PWM RGB Luxeon fade circuit, that what i always had i mind. The 5W are insane, but have a limited lifespan, besides being bloody expensive!
this is the only clear case that i have ever seen that i like, i got a bunch of friends that built clear cases and they look like crap because they did nothing with the wiring. seeing this makes me want to go build my own. this case is incredible. I can't stop drooling!
Thx . It is el cheapo home electrical wire, from our Dutch DIY store GAMMA. Normally paired inside another transparent tubing.