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Hmm... Yeah.....

Oh cool. Thanks man.

The board is made from one big piece of hardboard, mounted on a simple timber frame.

Unfortunately I cant resize the images because they are uploaded on a different forum and linked from there. Anyway - the PSU is resting on 2, 90 degree metal brackets and fixed with another two brackets with screws, using the existing screw holes in the PSU.

Thanks a lot man. :cool:

Hey buddy. Thanks for your comment about my wall mounted PC. Can I ask: Which country do you live in?

lol. Thanks buddy :)

Turn them off?? Are you crazy?? ;) I guess I could have fitted a switch, but it is actually fine - expecially in daylight when it is just a subtle glow.

Yes, it has a bolt holding it firmly in place, but in addition it is sitting on two 90 degree brackets that poke through holes in the hardboard.

Actually, it is needed. I am using them to fix the card to the board using a simple bolt/nut contraption.

Thanks dude :)

Hi all, Having been inspired by a few other wall mounted PCs, I decided to build my own. ► I used my existing hardware, but separated each component out and mounted them on a Perspex/Plexiglass plate. Each plate is backlit with LED's and mounted on a piece of framed and vinyl-clad...