White/Blue Color Scheme SSD

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KingKazma

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Hey guys,

I am looking for a white/blue SSD to match the color scheme of my new build. I was looking at the OCZ Trion 150, but I cant find it in the color that I'm looking for. Lately all I see is Grey/Blue Trion 150's.

Here is a pic of the Trion 150 so you can see what I was shooting for:
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Any suggestions?
 
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Paint should be no problem, because what you see is merely the 'case'. The electronics are safely inside, except for the SATA connectors, of course.

A good job with masking tape, and you should be fine.
Maybe practice on something of similar size, but that you can throw away if it gets messed up.
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Exept for OCZ I don't really know any blue/white SSd's. You could always look into custom painting or searching for an SSD cover. Multiple websites custom produce those and even take personalised orders. For example: http://www.coldzero.eu/

Edit* WD recently released SSD's, the blue drive has a BLUE/WHITE/BLACK color scheme. (But contains text on the label) If you're interested
 
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KingKazma

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Yeah I saw that one and was actually considering to settle for it, but then I got to thinking if there was something out there that I was missing or that I didn't see.
 
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KingKazma

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Cool thanks for the link. How hard is it to custom paint an SSD and is there a high risk involved? Is there a special type of paint used? I feel as though I may have to explore this option eventually.
 
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Paint should be no problem, because what you see is merely the 'case'. The electronics are safely inside, except for the SATA connectors, of course.

A good job with masking tape, and you should be fine.
Maybe practice on something of similar size, but that you can throw away if it gets messed up.
 
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