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Crying out for a chassis that's truly different? This is it.
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Crying out for a chassis that's truly different? This is it.
Just from that pic i would suggest its good at cooling hardware, own seperate place and you could add a fan to each bay so they all get a nice flow of air(need to see other side to confirm though). New design so thumbs up so far.
bleauuuuurghrrrgh.
Originality: Win
Looks: FAIL.
Nice idea but looks like it's going to be totally useless for putting anything in a 3.5" bay except a hard drive?
Cooling should be good for some components but not others, the PSU looks ok assuming it's got a hole in the bottom for the usual two fan arrangement. The mainboard area looks a bit cramped, and unless it's pretty long you're going to be screwed without the extra leeway for graphics cards.
I assume the red square thing is removable so you can pop a fan in?
Very unusual, undecided if i actually like it but its always nice to see something original
Im actually liking it.
Looks like it would be more suited as a test bed system to me...
Don't know whether that is the intended market but... it would fit that job nicely...
I applaud the designers, it's a new idea (almost the polar opposite of the Antec Skeleton i suppose), and very welcome.
I would wonder about cooling it, however i'd actually enjoy owning something that looks like this...a work of art?
Thing is when you go this extreme, you really need to up the material stakes - if its going to e art/talking point then it really needs to be high-grade material construction.
I applaud the idea, although, rather ironically, its more likely to work on lower spec kit than cutting edge.
Hmm now about that valve amp PC case idea...
I'm liking the look of that too tbh
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Originally Posted by MSIC
I wonder if this will become an actual product? I mean, will it "really" become a product?