Although the motherboard was used to measure
the amount of space required, if the motherboard remained
on the bottom, it would cause way too much heat to build
up and could potentially burn out the cpu. Instead, the
hard drive, dvd-rom/cd burner and cold cathode inverter
will be situated in the bottom section, and the motherboard
will sit on top.
When the ide and power cables were added,
a fourth level of bricks was added to accomodate the extra
space required to store the wiring. A brick was removed
from one of the walls for the switch for the cold cathode
tubes to be turned on and off independent of the computer
switch. A layer of white plates was then laid over the level
for the motherboard to sit on, with a slot left open to
pull the wires through from below.
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