(5) a metal PSU box with fans to house the internals of an ATX PSU: (4) any electronic adapters necessary to use the front IO panel: (3) a similiar female port / male lead adapter for AC power input: (2) dual DVI female ports on PCI bracket with male leads to reroute the main PCIe 16x video output (which will be blocked in the first PCI slot on full size ATX boards) through one of the last four open PCI slots.

(1) a rear panel adapter with female ports and male leads to plug into the ATX motherboard (as you described): Let's talk about what the ideal kit would be: Hm?Īgain, I agree and this is exactly why somebody should make and a kit. When somebody put it to firm to make it professionaly (photo-style of making PCB, holes for pins drilled by PC-controlled machine etc, it will not cost so much when you will do that in tens of pieces, and it is professional with preserved backside look. Hand-manufacturing is difficult and slow, but really cheap to make.

Just mount it inside, plug connectors to females sides on the MB and thats it. If you really want to do this kind of kit, my idea about back of chassis is to preserve original and make some kind of backpanel. In fact it is not a big problem, just turn it, but it will not make a good look, I mean, seven card slots on the top doesnt look really professional. When you want to use this LianLi MB tray, you have to turn it just by 180° and put it inside of G5 case to preserve mounting on backside, not on the removable doors, hehe. These backsides are good stuff, but I think you forgot for major 'problem' of G5s contruction - reversed sides.

Well, as I said, I am not follower of this kit, anyway, I will try help as much as I can.

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