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<blockquote data-quote="FantaXP7" data-source="post: 417262" data-attributes="member: 88166"><p>That sure is a creative way to mount that hard drive. You sure have done a lot of neat modding there. One thing I was considering doing when I was thinking about getting a smaller case was to make my own custom IR receiver. I had found a site that sold an internal receiver that connect to an internal usb port on the mother board, it was a small board that could be mounted on the front side of your case (internally ofcourse). All you would have to do is drill a hole.</p><p></p><p>This is ofcourse just an idea I had, and have never done it so I can't really say for sure that it worked, but in theory it should. I had a link to the site but it's on my laptop and my laptop charger died. Those friggen mac chargers look nice but they die often.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FantaXP7, post: 417262, member: 88166"] That sure is a creative way to mount that hard drive. You sure have done a lot of neat modding there. One thing I was considering doing when I was thinking about getting a smaller case was to make my own custom IR receiver. I had found a site that sold an internal receiver that connect to an internal usb port on the mother board, it was a small board that could be mounted on the front side of your case (internally ofcourse). All you would have to do is drill a hole. This is ofcourse just an idea I had, and have never done it so I can't really say for sure that it worked, but in theory it should. I had a link to the site but it's on my laptop and my laptop charger died. Those friggen mac chargers look nice but they die often. [/QUOTE]
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