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fitz58
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Joined: Jul 9, 2006
Posts: 47
Post Subject: Monitor Mod
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008

This is basically a NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX(New cost $350).that I purchased in parts from Ebay.
I got the Lcd screen 1st new $42 shipped, next the OSD board $12 shipped,then the Inverter board & the controller board $32 shipped. It took some bit of research to find the schematics for, but possible.I made a basic stand out of plexglas and attached the boards to the back(Osd & computer power controls glued to bottom of frame).
This model has an auxiliary USB hook up,which means by connecting 1 line in USB I get 4(Which is pretty handy cause rest of computer is in closet,behind the wall). I then made a wooden cabinet to put it in also stuck my speakers behind it inside the cabinet(Just to make it neat & complete).Another great thing about this model is you can plug 2 different sources of video into it (got a feed of the TV).
So all together it cost me $101!!!

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Monitor Homemade NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX
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faceless105
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Joined: Jun 30, 2006
Posts: 4540
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


that looks great. did you shape the plexi yourself as well?


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fitz58
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Joined: Jul 9, 2006
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Post Subject:
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


Only had to heat it up & bend to right angle.
Its 1/4" ,found this real big store display tossed in trash,I cut & used for computer tower and stand.


"If it Aint broke Tweak It"
TForce 965PT
Pentium D 935, @4045 MHz Ninja II Cooler
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Q9450@3000 MHz (8 x 375)W/Scythe Ninja & 120mmFan130CFM
GA-EP45T-DS3R Bios v.F3
4Gigs DDR3Corsair XMS3 CM3X2048-1333C9DHX
PCI Express 2.0 x16 Asus HD 4670 512mb
HDD Drive #1 - ST3320620AS (298 GB)
HDD Drive #2 - Maxtor 6Y200P0 (189 GB)
PSU Logisys 650W ATX12V
Monitor Homemade NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX
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Slider388
Warranty Voider

Joined: Jan 14, 2007
Posts: 931
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


Yeah, as faceless said, awesome mod.
Looks pretty sweet and you sure saved tonnes of cash! Nice work.

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faceless105
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Joined: Jun 30, 2006
Posts: 4540
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


great find, and great work with all that. I'm considering getting a heating strip to bend some plexi to add into my cpu cooler testbed. It won't be anything complex, but it'll look great still having bent plexi.


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Gh0sTly
Dayton Metro PC Owner

Joined: Jul 24, 2007
Posts: 1235
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


I would love a howto for bending plexi. Ive thought about possibly cone shaping a 90 or 120mm exaust vent into a side panel(give it abit of a 3D look.)


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BCModder
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Joined: Aug 8, 2006
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Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


yea a guide would be great, Ive tried bending it before and it turned out less then satisfactory and tended to cool to quick on me.


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fitz58
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Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


This is "How I do It" : Get a 1 gauge steel 90* piece (I cut a piece of a steel
bed frame 14")spray it on out side of angle with "White lithium grease w/ teflon" (got it in auto dept.Wal-Mart). Clamped in bench vise heat it up red hot with butane torch on inside of angle, then press plexiglas( also heated up slightly with torch) on outside angle to bend it.Clean plexi up with steel wool and emery cloth.


"If it Aint broke Tweak It"
TForce 965PT
Pentium D 935, @4045 MHz Ninja II Cooler
4GB PC2-6400 Transcend Dual@1011mhz
ATI Radeon X850 XT

Q9450@3000 MHz (8 x 375)W/Scythe Ninja & 120mmFan130CFM
GA-EP45T-DS3R Bios v.F3
4Gigs DDR3Corsair XMS3 CM3X2048-1333C9DHX
PCI Express 2.0 x16 Asus HD 4670 512mb
HDD Drive #1 - ST3320620AS (298 GB)
HDD Drive #2 - Maxtor 6Y200P0 (189 GB)
PSU Logisys 650W ATX12V
Monitor Homemade NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX
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sP00N
Modding Wizard

Joined: Jul 5, 2007
Posts: 776
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


Man thats crazy. I wonder now since lcds are so cheap if you would still be saving $ if you bought each separate part online?


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fitz58
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Joined: Jul 9, 2006
Posts: 47
Post Subject: subject
Posted on: Mar 7, 2008


The cheapest ones I see are still more than $101 ,but thats what they are also The real cheap brands,which translates to poor quality much less features. I did it this way so I could get the features I wanted from a real good brand at a price I could afford.It took about 8 months to get all the parts and put it together(As when I'm working I don't have alot of spare time ie...3Kids,and six Grandkids).


"If it Aint broke Tweak It"
TForce 965PT
Pentium D 935, @4045 MHz Ninja II Cooler
4GB PC2-6400 Transcend Dual@1011mhz
ATI Radeon X850 XT

Q9450@3000 MHz (8 x 375)W/Scythe Ninja & 120mmFan130CFM
GA-EP45T-DS3R Bios v.F3
4Gigs DDR3Corsair XMS3 CM3X2048-1333C9DHX
PCI Express 2.0 x16 Asus HD 4670 512mb
HDD Drive #1 - ST3320620AS (298 GB)
HDD Drive #2 - Maxtor 6Y200P0 (189 GB)
PSU Logisys 650W ATX12V
Monitor Homemade NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX
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