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The tubing pictured is Tygon R3603. It's lab grade technical tubing. It's a bit expensive weighing in at about $2 per foot.Since I took those images, I have since replaced all of the tubing in my system with clearflex. It's significantly less expensive at about $1.20 per foot, and performs almost the same. I have noticed that clearflex has a 'memory' associated with bends, whereas Tygon does not, however.One thing to consider is that I use a full 1/2" system, not a 3/8" system like most. My tubing is thus 1/2" ID 5/8" OD, which gives me significant wall thickness to deal with kinks and bends.As for my drives, I just bought some industrial velcro, cut off the tabs from the bay covers, and velcroed the suckers onto the drive trays. Next I took some plastic replacement chair feet, cut them in half, and stuck them onto the inside of the drive bay cover over the button on each drive. Tap the bay cover, it pushes the button, out comes the hidden drive tray.
or just open explorer right click on the cdrom and select eject..
My way = 1 tap drive accessYour way = several clicks = slow. not to mention having to wait for windows explorer(sometimes) to open on a single processor system like mine is craptacular. talk about an annoying way to get a cdrom out =P
im gonna make a custom PC soon, Antec 900 Case, 8800GTS, 22" Monitor....
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couldnt of said it any better.
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that looks pretty sweet man, just slightly better pics so we can be sure of what we're seeing