How to use an LCD to build a stunning pc case

[@MrBgman25]

Absolutely THE best overall tutorial on youtube, easy to understand, well translated. Straight forward steps and on a very good budget!

[@ImmodderNation]

I like the motion graphics you used to show off the lighting. Thank you for the closed captioning as well. I don't know why yours is blurry, but it may have to do with the antiglare filter still being attached. Great guide!

[@mlproductions9601]

Thanks alot for your comment. We love to see our hard work appreciated! We are currently dealing with some problems (our camera broke some months ago and we have little time to spend at the lab) but we are coming out soon with a very cool project! Stay tuned, and happy new year!

[@alesandergonzalez7761]

this is the best video tutorial for LCD that ive seen in my entire life dude, congrats!!!! i spent a lot of hours looking and i just watch this one, it is soo goood! U did a really good job dude! thanks

[@painintensifies9489]

no it's not, it's ugly

[@ImmodderNation]

I agree, not many guides out there for this.

[@robertopeluso875]

Ti sei meritato l'iscrizione in bocca al lupo per il futuro

[@PietroCristantielliDracore]

Tutorial fatto benissimo, complimenti

[@SteadyShadow]

you forgot to take the glare layer from the back of the screen, that is why your computer looks bury in the inside. other wise, great video.

[@AJRestoration]

I can see you put a lot of effort into your videos, you have a great intro also. You need more subs.

[@barattiamo81]

Ciao e complimenti per il progetto chiarissimo è ben mostrato, t volevo chiedere na cosa ..ho scoperto questa mod tramite.un post su Instagram...colui che l'ha fatta, ha fatto il pannello totalmente trasparente e si vedeva dentro senza appannamento, come ha fatto?

[@alesandergonzalez7761]

can u show how did u solded the molex connector to the LCD power suplly?

[@mlproductions9601]

The LCD power supply is powered directly from mains thru rhe VDE connector on the back. It needs 220v

[@jefff.5863]

@@mlproductions9601 Can you show us how do you do it? So from the main board did you plug female to male cable ? You didnt emphasize that section on the video.

[@personale1103]

Ciao ma è possibile collegare direttamente il pannello lcd direttamente all'alimentatore del pc ?

[@CheckitOutYaw]

Great video! I only missed the glare removal and to white the parts inside (including inner case). Mille grazie!

[@fuoristradaTV]

Buonasera. Bel tutorial. Io l ho trovato cercando il modo di inserire un LCD sul PC per creare un case htpc senza schermo esterno. Che modifiche al progetto mi serviranno per mantenere la funzionalità?

[@braindead1985]

no need to install the PSU from the monitor - that lcd only needs 5V you can take that from a molex :) edit: i love the way you did it !

[@alexdelo882]

thats what i did on mine and he didn't take off the anti glare layers thats why its blurry and not transparent

[@federicoradici6453]

esiste un modo per alimentare il monitor da uno o più molex direttamente dall'ali?

[@mlproductions9601]

Sicuramente è possibile però devi tenere conto di alcuni fattori quali tensione richiesta dal circuito driver del monitor ed assorbimento. In seguito dovrai dimensionare correttamente l'alimentatore del computer considerando il nuovo carico ed eventualmente il rendimento della conversione (step-up o step-down) che andrai a fare per alimentare il driver. Tieni presente che i circuiti driver dei monitor hanno tensioni di alimentazioe ed assorbimento diversi, quindi non esiste uno standard ed è per quello che hanno un alimentatore dedicato. Comunque bella domanda :)

[@hernanpacheco3016]

Almost all LCD screen have a power of 5v. The large converter is for the back lighting and is over killing. Take the power plug and use a volt meter and pond the cables. In my case was a red and yellow to the 5v and a black as a ground and worked.

[@alexdelo882]

ive made multiple and i wire them all to molex

[@ygt3537]

Be careful with the power supply. The capacitors might still be holding charge which may result in electric shock.

[@maleck.940]

you need to paint the case interior with white for better results nice tutorials thanks

[@richardalves6655]

Listening to your work I found it interesting

[@omargeraci7093]

spettacolare bravo ora so cosa farmene dei monitor che ho in box ehehe aa ma la pellicola opaca non l hai tolta?

[@ChromeBreakerD]

Did you use cool or warm led strips?

[@mlproductions9601]

It's preferable to use cool white strips because it matches the original backlight of the monitor. Thanks for watching!

[@MTVBLOG..]

Bello lo farò

[@arizzz750]

Creo que deberías haber eliminado el film que recubre la pantalla para un acabado más nítido. Se nota borrosa la imagen debido a ese film. Y también aislar bien esa fuente de alimentación de los laterales de la caja para evitar derivaciones a tierra o electrocución.

[@micheleconsolini4428]

nice

[@gamalieldiaztello5658]

👍🇨🇴

[@grinsk3ks]

You should remove the anti glare layer. Also don't use an english title if the video is not english pls

[@mlproductions9601]

Mauve Banana Thanks for your comment! The video is fully subtitled in English. We spent a lot of time writing the subtitles so we translated the title too. Removing the antiglare film is just a matter of taste, if you prefer a glossy finish removing the film is the right way

[@nightcorefusion3884]

OP - I was literally just about to leave this comment. Thanks for doing my job for me.

[@micheleconsolini4428]

0:42 real men approved