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06-21-2013 07:16 AM |
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Originally Posted by newbiesforever
(Post 4939353)
I was reconnecting a device inside my own case, and thought of an idea. Have you ever seen a lamp inside a computer case, one suited to illuminating the case when needed?
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Yes, tons of times over the years.
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This kit includes everything you need for a complete lighting solution. We include a Molex connector with power splitter, boxed inverter, and 2 acrylic encased cold cathodes.
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http://www.xoxide.com/dual-white-cold-cathode-kit.html
But dont buy one so you can work inside the case with the power on, or even pluged in IMO, its too risky.
Yes, there are some conenctors that are at least in theory always 'hot swapable'. Its still not worth the risk.
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Originally Posted by 273
(Post 4941426)
I didn't think you were completely serious but I am now wondering whether I could source a cheap glass-fronted fridge to try to make into a case -- might be the only way to get my damn AMD CPU to stop overheating.
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Shouldnt need anything that extreme. But if you really want to and have lots of oney there is (or was anyway) this-
http://www.trustedreviews.com/Asetek...ipheral_review
Or you can DYI something similar yourself, look up 'phase change cooling'.
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