list of all the wallpapers I used: Ink Drops 1080p 60FPS black and white optical illusion Black and white kaleidoscope 4k 60 fps smooth Ink Drop in Water - Black 001 Glitch Clock Black and white audio visualizer 翻页钟 Flip Clock GutzyAiden Inspired wallpapers (black/white) black on white samurai BlxxdY Clock Abstract Purple Topographic Abstract White Topographic Tinsley Black and White Spiral Swirl (Optical Illusion) Tinsley Twisted Black and White Spiral Swirl (Optical Illusion) Roby Black and White clean 黒煙 black smoke 6z White and Black Topo disco_calle topograph gray and white with clock Reflex Psychedelic Black and White
Yeah, I did this 4 years ago and have since completed many of them perfecting it every time completed. This video was from my first prototype build. Completed with various cases. It's honestly not difficult as long as you spend sometime researching the parts required. ruclips.net/video/J4OJI_xOKEc/видео.html
You're tutorial is the best resource I've found on RUclips. Thank you for the USB idea and the wiring diagram. I wish you luck on your social media adventure!
I made something like this over 20 years ago, because I found an Agfa Overhead LCD, used for early days presenting by placing a bgrayscale LCD with VGA input on an overhead projector, in an industrial dumpster. I was way cruder than your solution - but it was the coolest thing on every LAN party back then. I love how good and easy it got from there.
Did this with the same Monitor Model and it worked just fine. One Problem i faced was that the Display wasn't turned on when i connected it first via Molex. After i connected the buttons to the controller and pressed the power button once it worked just fine. Thanks for the tutorial and the monitor recommendation man.
Happy to hear that 😃. Regarding the buttons, I think once you turn on the monitor the first time, you won't need them anymore. Because when you cut off the power from the monitor ""PC is off; no more power"" then once you turn on the PC the monitor will come back to the last status it was on.
it is. There is a PC case by iBuyPower called 'Snowblind'. The unfortunate thing is that the build quality sucks (according to reviews) so this is probably a better way to do it lol.
Bro idk if you thought of it it’s a great business idea given how PC building is blooming and has been id defo buy something like this at a reasonable price
Hello, May I ask where I can find the temperature indicator with the time located at 0:42. Please could someone send me a link where I can download it.
So that wasn't a temperature indicator, that's the "iBUYPOWER Snowblind Meters" link in the description. If you are looking for a temperature indicator I recommend NZXT CAM with a white theme. Link also in the description
Very good tutorial. I watched it after already completing my build and I have nothing to add to this, other than maybe you should explain a bit better how to work out which wires you need to apply 5V to. Also, I didn't think of painting the controller board white, I might do that as well
You can but you need a display controller for that laptop display. They are available online. But most laptop displays are 16:9 and 15 inch. Most PC case glass planes require 19 inch and 4:3 size display
hello, I would like to ask how you found out which side the anti glare foil is from, because I did it with 2 monitors and I always tore off the polarizing layer. Thank you in advance for your reply.
@@AL-Tech And I would also like to ask about the power supply, I bought a new dell 190Sb monitor and I don't know how exactly to supply the power, I read it from the board. to which pins should I put 5 volts and gnd 1/ - 2/- 3/5V port 4/5V port 5/ gnd 6/ gnd 7/ 5V usb 8/ 5V usb 9/ gnd 10/ gnd 11/ 3V 12/ gnd 13/- 14/-
Yes 5V to evry pin where you measured 5 volts. And "- to GND" . Flip the board on the other side usually there is writing nearby the pins to indicate which is 5v GND etc. See the wiring photo in the description
@@AL-Tech I have to connect all the 5V pins to one cable that goes to the 5V molex cable (I connect 4 pins to one) and I have to connect all the gnd pins to one cable and connect it to the molex gnd. Did I understand this correctly?
I originally used double-sided tape, but I ended up breaking the ribbon cable on the screen and had to replace it. Removing the screen from the glass was a nightmare because of that tape. So on my next try, I used regular clear tape instead, and it's been holding up fine for over a year without any issues.
I saw you connected 2 5V wires to usb and 2 0V wires, I get that the 2 0V wires are GND, but also i saw that you left the 2 14V wires, where are those connected? btw nice video i like it!
how is the lcd panel connected to the gpu. is there a cord running from inside the tower to the exterior and plugged into a display port or is the wiring all internal ?
Hi I’m doing this from yours tutorial and I don’t know how to connect controller to usb, I measured my pins, and it’s look like this 1.0V 2.0V 3.0V 4.0V 5.0V 6.0V 7.5V 8.5V 9.3.28V 10.3.28V I connected 9 & 10 to black wire and 7,8 to red wire. My lcd connecting it like this is not working Can you tell me if I’m doing something wrong
Hello friend, I am looking for the same image as in 45 seconds, but I cannot find it. Can you help me? I also want to see the values of the graphics card processor and motherboard.
If you still have this & no longer want it, I’d love to buy it? I don’t know how to do the electrics part which is unfortunate.. great video nevertheless
Anyone following this BE CAREFUL fucking around with power supplies even when unplugged as they can potentially store dangerous amounts of electricity.
You're not the first person to comment this here🤔 i really don't know what to do. It's impossible to know for certain which display has 1 PCB or 2. I honestly thought that this LG model would be the same for all. Turns out they may have different manufacturers or they change something over the years. Sorry this happened to you.
Your RUclips are really impressive! We have been among the top 10 best-selling PC Cases on Amazon for quite some time now. Currently, we are actively searching for influencers to create content showcasing our PC cases. Please respond promptly if you are interested. Thank you!
Hello, very cool project! I want to connect wires to usb for power, I see in 5:17 that you "merged" four wires into two wires for usb so 2x5v and 2x grounded into 1x5v?(or 10v?) and 1xgrounded, correct? So I should soldering them right? Sorry I never did something like this, and this is like black magic for me ;) Maybe you can recommend some tutorial for this?
![BUILD A TRANSPARENT LCD SIDE PANEL CASE WINDOW GUIDE - IBUYPOWER SNOWBLIND v2.0 [MOD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rKsqH7F36lw/mqdefault.jpg)
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list of all the wallpapers I used:
Ink Drops 1080p 60FPS
black and white optical illusion
Black and white kaleidoscope 4k 60 fps smooth
Ink Drop in Water - Black 001
Glitch Clock
Black and white audio visualizer
翻页钟 Flip Clock
GutzyAiden Inspired wallpapers (black/white)
black on white samurai
BlxxdY Clock
Abstract Purple Topographic
Abstract White Topographic
Tinsley Black and White Spiral Swirl (Optical Illusion)
Tinsley Twisted Black and White Spiral Swirl (Optical Illusion)
Roby Black and White clean
黒煙 black smoke
6z White and Black Topo
disco_calle topograph gray and white with clock
Reflex Psychedelic Black and White
Yeah, I did this 4 years ago and have since completed many of them perfecting it every time completed. This video was from my first prototype build. Completed with various cases. It's honestly not difficult as long as you spend sometime researching the parts required. ruclips.net/video/J4OJI_xOKEc/видео.html
nice i am about to build in a snowblind
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You're tutorial is the best resource I've found on RUclips. Thank you for the USB idea and the wiring diagram. I wish you luck on your social media adventure!
I made something like this over 20 years ago, because I found an Agfa Overhead LCD, used for early days presenting by placing a bgrayscale LCD with VGA input on an overhead projector, in an industrial dumpster. I was way cruder than your solution - but it was the coolest thing on every LAN party back then. I love how good and easy it got from there.
Did this with the same Monitor Model and it worked just fine.
One Problem i faced was that the Display wasn't turned on when i connected it first via Molex.
After i connected the buttons to the controller and pressed the power button once it worked just fine.
Thanks for the tutorial and the monitor recommendation man.
Happy to hear that 😃. Regarding the buttons, I think once you turn on the monitor the first time, you won't need them anymore. Because when you cut off the power from the monitor ""PC is off; no more power"" then once you turn on the PC the monitor will come back to the last status it was on.
This is awesome. Wish this was purchasable. Great job!!
it is. There is a PC case by iBuyPower called 'Snowblind'. The unfortunate thing is that the build quality sucks (according to reviews) so this is probably a better way to do it lol.
Man, you save me, I was confusing about 5V and imagem that usb could work with it. WOW! That is Awesome! 🤯
Bro idk if you thought of it it’s a great business idea given how PC building is blooming and has been id defo buy something like this at a reasonable price
me to :D
Quick tip: When you turn your phone 90° while filming your videos won't look like shit.
I know man 😣 I was always against vertical filming.
Unfortunately this video was made for TikTok
You're watching and learning for free be thankful
the display controller is integrated into the main circuit board im littel confusd
I was all in until I had to do electrical work. I might die!!!
Hello,
May I ask where I can find the temperature indicator with the time located at 0:42.
Please could someone send me a link where I can download it.
So that wasn't a temperature indicator, that's the "iBUYPOWER Snowblind Meters" link in the description.
If you are looking for a temperature indicator I recommend NZXT CAM with a white theme. Link also in the description
Yo dk if I’m too late but cracked AIDA64 is optimal
Thanks for the advice. I'm gonna give it a try.
why do you use 4x3 instead of 16x9 aspect ratio and is it because of 16x9 bigger screen or is it not that wide so it fits well on glass panel.🤔🤔
The glass side panel is square
We got the point of power but have its get connected to pc as monitor with out hdmi !
how do you have it not show the bottom bar on that display only?
Very good tutorial. I watched it after already completing my build and I have nothing to add to this, other than maybe you should explain a bit better how to work out which wires you need to apply 5V to. Also, I didn't think of painting the controller board white, I might do that as well
can i fo this with an old laptop screen as well? or are there components already mounted on the screen itself
You can but you need a display controller for that laptop display. They are available online. But most laptop displays are 16:9 and 15 inch. Most PC case glass planes require 19 inch and 4:3 size display
How can I glue the screen connectors back? it came off when I was removing the glass from the metal frame
Unfortunately you can't
Great Job Man!
hello, I would like to ask how you found out which side the anti glare foil is from, because I did it with 2 monitors and I always tore off the polarizing layer. Thank you in advance for your reply.
You just look at it under a light. If it's matt or non-reflective, then it's anti glare layer. But if it is reflective or shiny then don't peel it off
@@AL-Techthanks
@@AL-Tech And I would also like to ask about the power supply, I bought a new dell 190Sb monitor and I don't know how exactly to supply the power, I read it from the board. to which pins should I put 5 volts and gnd 1/ -
2/-
3/5V port
4/5V port
5/ gnd
6/ gnd
7/ 5V usb
8/ 5V usb
9/ gnd
10/ gnd
11/ 3V
12/ gnd
13/-
14/-
Yes 5V to evry pin where you measured 5 volts. And "- to GND" . Flip the board on the other side usually there is writing nearby the pins to indicate which is 5v GND etc.
See the wiring photo in the description
@@AL-Tech I have to connect all the 5V pins to one cable that goes to the 5V molex cable (I connect 4 pins to one) and I have to connect all the gnd pins to one cable and connect it to the molex gnd. Did I understand this correctly?
Is it possible to clean it, maybe even with a wet wipe?
Yes, also the screen is on the other side of the side panel glass
so you used regular clear packing tape to hold the monitor to the glass? That's a good idea.
I originally used double-sided tape, but I ended up breaking the ribbon cable on the screen and had to replace it. Removing the screen from the glass was a nightmare because of that tape. So on my next try, I used regular clear tape instead, and it's been holding up fine for over a year without any issues.
What liquid is used to remove the layer ?
Water!
What should i do if my display is TAB and not Chip on Glass (COG) like yours? The ribbion that connects the two pcbs is short. What should i do?
I'm sorry, but try to find a different display. Otherwise it's going to look ugly
@AL-Tech do u have any ideas? It's the only display kind I could find.
@@smartye LG Flatron L1919S
For the USB connection....Am I using the green and white wires at all? or just the red and black ?
Just red and black
Where did you connect the 12v?
why we are removing the antiglare sheet ?
If you don't remove it, everything will be very fuzzy and you won't be able to see inside the PC
How do you know that there is 2 antiglare layers? How do i check mine?
Anti glare layer is Matt glass is shiny
@AL-Tech thank you, I bought the same monitor but one side is already shiny. I guess I have 1 antiglare. You answered so fast!)
Can i use an LG Flatron L1952TX monitor?? idk what the difference is from the L1919s you used in the video. I cant find one of those anywhere
Yes you can. I only recommend that model because we don't know each exact model what kind of ribbon cables inside them are.
@@AL-Tech Thanks im ordering it off of ebay and will follow your steps. awesome video.
Good job. You can make business out of this.
Ohh you make this good shit viral
I saw you connected 2 5V wires to usb and 2 0V wires, I get that the 2 0V wires are GND, but also i saw that you left the 2 14V wires, where are those connected?
btw nice video i like it!
Please,i need Help. I remove the layer on the Front and i see nothing. With layer it works. But than is not transparent
You just removed the polarising layer.
Sorry there's no fixing that.
What wallpaper's do you use, i was only able to find some of them. Really like the ones with the time.
Just pined a comment. Check it out 👍
how is the lcd panel connected to the gpu. is there a cord running from inside the tower to the exterior and plugged into a display port or is the wiring all internal ?
Yes, the VGA cable is running from inside the tower to the graphics card in the back. Then into an HDMI adapter.
Hi I’m doing this from yours tutorial and I don’t know how to connect controller to usb, I measured my pins, and it’s look like this
1.0V
2.0V
3.0V
4.0V
5.0V
6.0V
7.5V
8.5V
9.3.28V
10.3.28V
I connected 9 & 10 to black wire and 7,8 to red wire. My lcd connecting it like this is not working
Can you tell me if I’m doing something wrong
7+8 +5v
GND you need to find on the controller.
Or look at the controller PCP ir should be writing on the back of the PCP
@@AL-Tech how to find them if there is nothing written on the PCB except some strange string of characters like TP36
Connect GND to a screw hole. There is usually conductive circle around the screw hole for ground.
can you play colored wallpapers on this or only black-white?
yes you can
Hello friend, I am looking for the same image as in 45 seconds, but I cannot find it. Can you help me? I also want to see the values of the graphics card processor and motherboard.
Link in description
@@AL-Tech Yes, you say it in the description, but it's not there, can you post the link here?
@@AL-Tech There is only a schematic in the link
@@1kbsakal link updated
Tha't very cool!
F'n Sweet dude!
I connected the 12v wires to the 12v molex and my controller stopped working
Display controller? It should work only with 5V i was clear on that. The 12V is for the LED strip
@@AL-Tech then why didn't I cut the 12v wires coming from the controller? They don't power anything.
my pc glass looks completely invisible. Its crazy. For the latest Lian li case
Are u located in sweden?
No, Germany
How much did it cost to make
very helpful 🥰
If you still have this & no longer want it, I’d love to buy it? I don’t know how to do the electrics part which is unfortunate.. great video nevertheless
It’s a diy project not a selling auction
I got the exact same model and unfortunately it has 2 pcb's
did you get an LG Flatron L1919S ?
Anyone following this BE CAREFUL fucking around with power supplies even when unplugged as they can potentially store dangerous amounts of electricity.
That's why the warning at 4:17 👍
Bought the same monitor, too bad, not the same panel, mine has two pcb
You're not the first person to comment this here🤔 i really don't know what to do. It's impossible to know for certain which display has 1 PCB or 2. I honestly thought that this LG model would be the same for all. Turns out they may have different manufacturers or they change something over the years. Sorry this happened to you.
@AL-Tech no problems, it's just 10$, found another one with the right layout for free 😅
thanks
You willing to make and sell one? I need this but i cant do all that lol
Honestly I don't know how to sell one if I made it
Your RUclips are really impressive! We have been among the top 10 best-selling PC Cases on Amazon for quite some time now. Currently, we are actively searching for influencers to create content showcasing our PC cases. Please respond promptly if you are interested. Thank you!
ripped from source?
ruclips.net/video/GWQ6uzNEY_0/видео.html
Or reverse?
They stole my video
Hello, very cool project! I want to connect wires to usb for power, I see in 5:17 that you "merged" four wires into two wires for usb so 2x5v and 2x grounded into 1x5v?(or 10v?) and 1xgrounded, correct? So I should soldering them right? Sorry I never did something like this, and this is like black magic for me ;) Maybe you can recommend some tutorial for this?
No 10V.
Your just passing 5V to 2 different wires that's all.
Same for the GND ground