Another thought that took me forever was the case feet, I did not want to add the typical bought led case feet that were green. To me those look kind of cheap, so it took me a minute to figure out what I wanted. Did I want pointed or did I want rounded? Did I want metal, or did I want rubber? All in all I just didn’t want vibration. I wanted to make this thing as quiet as I could, so I found some speaker spikes. These are used for speakers but I figured the ones I ran into were so dang tough that it would be easy for them to take a little computer. The vibration is none on this build, the sound is just amazing and quiet, sure you hear the 120mm fan but that doesn’t bother me.

    So these are just SOME of what went into this case. Not everything is a perfect fit so of course you have to make things fit by drilling, and cutting. Wire management through the motherboard tray, etc. Sound retention foam in every nook and cranny I could find to help damper sound. Just so much work went into this case it is amazing. It’s always easy to look at a build and go wow how easy that was. Only the modder knows the madness in their own mod when it entails so much detail. I want to thank everyone for inspiring me to continue and finish this mod.

    I want to thank Defyant, and Bill Owen once again for opening my third eye to all this goodness. To all those who are beginning modders... you might look at the mods you see and go “I could never do that!”, thing is you can! I was once that guy who thought that same exact thing. Who knew a couple cut grills and beginner water-cooling kit could have transpired into something like this. Keep your focus, be patient, and try to love every minute you are modding. You can check me out at www.Feldm4n.com for future and past builds, also for contact information. Thank you again, and a huge shout out to the Modding Community!

- Work log  written by Feldm4n.