rolf the first thing i saw was the monitor with the rope =))).
the leds projected on the washing machine look uber cool epic picture

Ive got a recliner at home that has a broken stud on one of the hinges underneath it, I put a screw driver through the hinges to hold them together.  The screw driver is still there.  I sit in the chair everyday.

Smoking from an apple which surprisingly works well

Heres mine, I know i have posted these pics once before on these forums but, some new updated ones never hurts plus i moved it around a bit. As the original post when i showed those pictures said i was bored one day and found i had enough parts laying around to build a second computer but no PC Case, soooo i got creative. Also thats the box for the monitor as well, so its a match made in heaven there once again togeather. (in a way)

i put a peice of wood on the front wheel of my dirtbike to try and make a ski for snow. it failed miserably once it tore a giant path through my yard.

I have good one, just have to finish my breakfast first and I will get on it.

Nate, that is easily one of the most ghetto jobs I've seen......bravo....lol

it looks like a bunker O.o
how tall is the door in the back? or its just because the knob is really high?

Mystikalrush

Heres mine, I know i have posted these pics once before on these forums but, some new updated ones never hurts plus i moved it around a bit. As the original post when i showed those pictures said i was bored one day and found i had enough parts laying around to build a second computer but no PC Case, soooo i got creative. Also thats the box for the monitor as well, so its a match made in heaven there once again togeather. (in a way)

HOLY S**T! let us know when you burnt he house down LOL

come on... I KNOW you guys have done some GHETTO case mods or SOMETHING.  i KNOW i can't be king ghetto??!

My current setup


Not quite computer related, but here are a few pictures of my winter break job (delivering beer).  I had roughly 7 kegs, 12 cases of beer, 12 boxes of wine, a handcard, and me all in a chevy uplander.

nate haz ghetto :)

Idk nate, my tire went flat that day because of all the weight..

not easy to tell but the tire is folded over on itself

I don't have pics, but I've got 2 ghetto rigs *in production* right now at work.

1) Supermicro chassis + supermicro motherboard, except the CPU socket is closer to the i/o plate than the front so the original standoffs don't match.  There's a false motherboard tray in the case for socket 771, but since the CPU socket wasn't in the right place we had to remove it.  However, since the chassis wasn't for a LGA1366 board, it didn't come predrilled for mounting holes or a heatsink.  So we bought the official intel one online.  Except that doesn't come with a backplate.  So we fashioned one out of the CoolerMaster LGA1366 adapter kit that basically has nuts instead of a backplate.  A few cuts/scrapes later from trying to exert pressure on the spring loaded screws we got the screws about halfway threaded through the nuts.  Can't go any farther!  Since this seemed like a *bad idea* to have it just sit on the chassis, I proceeded to electrical tape the socket and the washers so it wouldn't ground out.

2) This one should be going into service tomorrow, but it's basically a spare part monster.  Antec 3U case, but we seemed to have lost the standoffs except for ATX.  The spare motherboard we had was EATX, so the proper standoffs had to be put for the CPU, as that's the most important contact.  Everything else got random standoffs from the screw bin.  The screws fit into the standoffs, but the standoffs aren't tapped the same as the motherboard tray, so they're barely hanging in there.

Of course then you need power for this thing.  Being a 3U, it can't fit a ATX PSU standing on its side.  Instead, it goes in the front compartment, about where you would figure the CD drive would go.  The default power supply was actually some weird one with the power cables (24 pin, etc) and the C13 plug on the same side! The cable you run to the wall is then supposed to thread out the back of the case.  That PSU had been used for something else along the way, so I threw in a 650W we had and ran a cable inside the case and then out the back through the hole that had been punched.

I managed to stretch the cables across the width of the board and plug in the 24 pin and 4 pin with probably a cm or so of slack.  The 8 pin reached a lot easier, but I had an extension on hand if it didn't end up reaching.  I couldn't put the power supply on the side of the case closer to the motherboard plugs because I couldn't wedge the 24pin power through the hole that the (power switch, front USB, led leads) were run through.