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More Sonata Modding!
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18-09-2004 1:04am#1After getting the watercooling into it ok, i decided to go one further. Feelin a bit more adventurous after doing the watercooling, i had no fear removing the PSU to apply some cable sleeving. What came next however, i was not mad about. In the cable sleeving description it says "expands 150%"..grand...i'll slip it over the molex connectors....no such luck. I had to remove each and every molex connector, cut the sleeving, put it on, replace the molex's and so on. Took me over four hours to do what i thought would be a 20min job! It looks excellent though!! I did all the fan wires and stuff while i was at it aswell. Its UV reative blue sleeving!
The kit i got was from kustompc.co.uk, i'd recommend them. I paid £3 for delivery and it was here in two days. Cant ask for any better for that money. I e-mailed them a few times and got a prompt helpful reply.
While getting the sleeving, i also ordered some UV reactive dye for the watercooling. It came with plastic gloves and a dropper. On the bottle it advises the use of eye goggles and protective hand material...worrying. I'll post up pics when i get a UV light tomorrow!!
There was however, a BSOD [blue screen of death] involved
. I turned everything on, hoping the molex's would be okay...they were..browsing boards and then whack, blue screen. Rebooted and my temps were in the high 60's :eek: First thing that came to my head was 'the uv dye has fcuked up my temps'...on closer inspection i had not wired up the 120mm watercooling fan properly and it wasnt spinng at all. whoopsies. I'm now sitting in the 30's with a 400mhz overclock. 
BTW, I'm aware the sonata doesnt have a window!!
The only thing that looks **** inside my case now is the orange MSI S-ATA wires. If anyone has any blue ones knocking around or u have blue ones and dont care if they turn orange, PM me!0
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