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bennydad
05-02-2004, 23:09
anyone seen a link for the empty shuttle case on the www.hoojum.com website for about £30?
shifty.ricky
06-02-2004, 00:15
Where? I cant find it?
bennydad
06-02-2004, 09:06
that was the point - I couldn't find it :(
but then I had the bright idea of searching my history:)
<http://hoojum.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=222&nbsp>;
Joe
06-02-2004, 09:21
I bought one of those.........although with vat and delivery the price is quite a lot more.
Because the front ports are identical an SN45G will fit straight in to that case............I'm using mine as the basis of a major modding project.Having a spare case means that I can work on it at my leisure ...get it just right...and then transfer everything over and have an empty SN45g case to sell on to someone else to mod.....................recycling!!




.....if you like the aluminium front of the G2's but want amd nforce2 internals they are an easy swop and you could always sell on you old case to offset the costs.
bennydad
06-02-2004, 12:02
I'm wanting to use mine for an SB75G2 to mod - and not upset my warranty by cutting the case
Gordy
16-02-2004, 00:16
When they say case bottom what the heck to they mean ? :confused:
Proplus
16-02-2004, 00:51
Originally posted by Gordy
When they say case bottom what the heck to they mean ? :confused:

Probably the main frame of the unit itself.
Gordy
16-02-2004, 01:19
Sorry I got confused I thought they werent including it :D

Doh :p

I cant get them on email though any1 else tried?
bennydad
16-02-2004, 09:07
I resorted to the old fashioned method and phoned them;)
what you get is good everything except the front ports, main board, PSU and SATA cable
Gordy
16-02-2004, 13:12
Have you got one off them then? Any pics is it the silver version ? :)
Joe
16-02-2004, 15:14
I bought one.............it is the silver version....asked him about the black ones......he doesnt have any.
Mine was......apart from the parts that were stripped out.....in really good condition...unmarked.
As I have said before,as the front ports are identical to the SN45G,it is a straight swap upgrage to a G2 model if you know how to wire in the slightly different power buttons etc.
I bought mine to do a far more radical modding job.....if it works out I will boastfully (;) ) post some pictures........it involves,amongst other things,modding the CD eject button to work off on of those blue ring vandal proof switches.........hope I can get it to work!
Gordy
16-02-2004, 15:28
Just ordered mine they are 45 quid delivered :)
Proplus
16-02-2004, 17:17
Anyone know where I can order Shuttle SFF mobos from? Just the mobo, not the SFF barebones as a whole. Anyone would be nice.
Gordy
16-02-2004, 17:26
www.gemma.co.uk :) Not cheap tho :(
bennydad
16-02-2004, 19:51
what joe said:)
I'm using mine to mod for my SB75G2, cutting out the fan holes to try and quieten it down. Not an ubermod, but good for me
Gordy
19-02-2004, 23:51
I got mine today , I was far from impressed with their packing skills the heatsink and fan shroud were just loose inside the case. Every screw had been removed and not put back in. I was very lucky nothing was damaged.


I 've posted a thread with some of the pictures of the thing here :

http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14683