1 NoiseBlocker X1 80mm fan for the PCIe extension slot area.2 NoiseBlocker XR1 60mm fans for the PSU.Exsys EX 16450 firewire PCIe card (works OOB with El Capitan!).beQuiet cooling tower with 120mm low noise fan.integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600 = upgrade with additional Graphic Card in planning.So it was time to make it fit to an adequate case and here we go. The main board (a Gigabyte H97) was already in service as Hackintosh system for a good year, in a decent, but not quite appropriate PC style case considering an almost all Apple household. (My other G5 case came as an empty shell, so I did not have quite as much options) This time I wanted to take it one more step to keep the looks inside as well as to the outside. In fact the unit was fully working, but compared to todays standards it was kind of slow, so with a little heartburn I took it down to the metal to start the work. By accident I got a hold of complete G5 “late 2005” on ebay for a bargain. Last weekend I finished up on my second conversion of a Power Mac G5 Case to accept a mATX motherboard. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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