Pictures as promised. Not very elaborate. The front chassis fan & dust filter setup is identical to that of Superpuppy-3, as is the ducted fan twin internal HDD mount, except in this one it has 2x 40Gig WD 7200s. Where it differs from SP3, (apart from the fact that it is a P5A-B setup), is the fact that it has a built in ducted fan cooled independant auxilliary power supply. (Said supply was originally designed to power the switching setup that I designed for Superpuppy-4); but is now being used to power a D-Link Hub that had no method of of being turned off short of unplugging it. The Black rectangular switch seen on the right hand side of the front panel turns the power on and off for the Hub whether or not the computer is on.
The two round black push button switches seen above the Enermax, (which is working now, though only with two temp sensors), control the Master Slave relationships of the Primary and Secondary IDE drives. Push either button in and the master slave relationship of the related pair of drives changes.
The machine now has a Vantec "Easy Swap" tray which monitors temp, up hours, etc on the third HDD which is installed in it. Said HDD is the 80 Gig WD that I took out of Superpuppy-5, which is being scrapped, with the mobo being put back into SP3. Superpuppy 3 remains intact, (except for the Enermax which I have two new replacements for) and will be getting rebuilt with the 1Meg cache board back in it.