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another option is to submerge the computer in an oil (nonconductive) and place that in a fridge. the oil absorbes the heat and thge fridge cools the oil. water may condense on the oil, but it will not penetrate.
put all teh componets in, then using a sewing tape/any flexible measureing device, measure the distance, and the the closest size avaible.
BTW does anyone know where I can find 4-6" round ide cables?
fill the entire case with great stuff foam...
seriously get some washers, or even i found that the foam that comes on the underside of MBs cut into samll squares with a hole in it works wondaers
all of these places do not cater to someone who wants 1 led, they cater to people ordering 20+ wherer the shipping becomes negligible. i would email the guys at www.lsdiodes.com and see if they would just drop one in an envelope for you. Also the ones from there are brighter than most one you...
16-18 ga is uaually ggod, unless you are drawing some serious power, and then you may want to possibley consider 14, but thats pretty thick.
And would the people with no electrical clue please keep thier advice to themselves, i see way to much bad advice that others then have to correct.
The problem is that i am trying to do this cheap, using drives that i can get for $.50 or less a gig, and I have yet to see SATA get that cheap, plus the drive bays cost more, along with the controller...
Thanks for the heads up on the 8 drives, not 16 thing. If i had read the thing i would...
I would try first with a w98 boot disk, some disks don't work well with XPs format, and some wont accept NTFS partitions well. If that doen't work, try one of the tools here http://www.securityfocus.com/tools?platid=-1&cat=73&submit=Submit to wipe out the uaseable data, then try formatting with...
I am currently working on a file server that will have 16 5.75" bays, and will be filling at least 15 of them with removeable HDD bays.
That means I will be need the ability to run 16 HDDs or, 8 IDE channels, so I was looking at this http://www.softwareandstuff.com/CRD10119.html
Does any...