.... However I am unsure of the Kelvin rating? .. it has the code (HQI-E) on the box-lid so I'll try my luck with that shortly.. I won it for only £3.00 inc shipping !! so hopefully I'll be able to use it, since all the other 70W Metal Halide lamps I have found have been way more expensive ?!! - STELTHY 
I managed to score a 70W Osram : Powerstar MH
looks interesting. And that computer is a dinosaur haha, You could also put a pico, nano or mini ITX computer in there and have the whole thing sit next to a monitor so it looks like you have a computer running
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- STELTHY Hmm yeah I've seen a few of the pico itx computers that literally git in your hands so could easily be mounted to the top of the inside of the case generally where a exhaust fan is on a computer, only problem may be if it attracts dust or not as most computers generally do somehow.I like that idea dude... it may happen in my case (server case : still to be bought) but for the tower I've posted already I'am gonna keep it relatively simple, mainly cos its for a mate..
but it does mean I'll need a big case and 'I am' looking for a big case I'll defo make a note of your idea - STELTHY
Just a few cases to consider
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=25_547&products_id=18284
and if money is no problem then I would go with
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=25_547&products_id=17498
I have found one I am bidding on but if the cost goes up to high I may run a search on either of the 2 you have posted, cheers for the LINK's and +REP! for your efforts - STELTHY I can't see how it wouldn't be hard to cover up? Duct tape all that you can from inside then use mylar or white plastic film to cover all of the inside. If need be you could probably arc weld the panels that don't need to be removed from the inside. Now almost all cases have an exhaust and intake fan one at the front and one at the back and sometimes one at the top of the case, Place the vent on the inside of the case not the outside and place it where the fans should be. Now go find a power supply (PSU) and gut it so you only have the PSU case. Now place this where the PSU normally goesand run the power cables for your light and fans etc. through the PSU on the indside of the case and out through the PSU connection. The trick to it is not changing the outside of the case too much but making more changes on the inside.
