Custom Painted Antec 900

3rd April 2009, 16:44

Not the highest quality paint by any means (cheap ol spray paint)

This was a custom build for a friend a while back. Tell me what you guys think!

jmke · 3rd April 2009, 17:46

I like the color theme; too many times people try to throw together too many fancy stuff; sometimes simplicity is best; in this case (ha!) the blue/black combo with blue LED fans really fits nicely; job well done

3rd April 2009, 22:59

I just wish the 900 had more places to hide cables /:

I had to replace the PSU in this computer last week (power surges in NO are common) and spent like 2 hours recabling everything, It looks better than the internal shots that i have here but, still no place to hide alot of extraneous stuff.

12th August 2009, 21:29

Hiding of those ugly cables is always the hardest part....
No matter how well you design you case... finally the PSU builders have better cablemanagement, but the main cablestrand is still according to US regulations....and as flexible as an boa constrictor

12th August 2009, 23:11

yeah, later model antec cases have room for routing the cables behind the motherboard tray, like the 900 two and my p182. Easier to hide that fat atx connector

I have come to use Lian Li cases on systems that I build for people who don't mind spending a little extra. Their fit and finish are excellent. I need to take some photos of those builds.

3rd April 2009, 16:44	#1
cowzzwoc Posts: n/a	Custom Painted Antec 900 Not the highest quality paint by any means (cheap ol spray paint) This was a custom build for a friend a while back. Tell me what you guys think!

3rd April 2009, 17:46	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	I like the color theme; too many times people try to throw together too many fancy stuff; sometimes simplicity is best; in this case (ha!) the blue/black combo with blue LED fans really fits nicely; job well done __________________

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3rd April 2009, 22:59	#3
cowzzwoc Posts: n/a	I just wish the 900 had more places to hide cables /: I had to replace the PSU in this computer last week (power surges in NO are common) and spent like 2 hours recabling everything, It looks better than the internal shots that i have here but, still no place to hide alot of extraneous stuff.

12th August 2009, 21:29	#4
TribalMind Posts: n/a	Hiding of those ugly cables is always the hardest part.... No matter how well you design you case... finally the PSU builders have better cablemanagement, but the main cablestrand is still according to US regulations....and as flexible as an boa constrictor

12th August 2009, 23:11	#5
cowzzwoc Posts: n/a	yeah, later model antec cases have room for routing the cables behind the motherboard tray, like the 900 two and my p182. Easier to hide that fat atx connector I have come to use Lian Li cases on systems that I build for people who don't mind spending a little extra. Their fit and finish are excellent. I need to take some photos of those builds.