DLoney

This:



Or This:

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IcEMage

Quote: Originally Posted by DLoney This: Or This:

that is the one I am going for....

check this out

Lian Li PC-V2100 Aluminum Full View Aluminum Server Case [PC-V2100-BOW] : Performance-PCs.com, ... sleeve it and they will come

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malatory

I got the ThermalTake Mozart Tx.

It hold both my new rig and mini-itx just fine ..

werty316

Quote: Originally Posted by malatory I got the ThermalTake Mozart Tx. It hold both my new rig and mini-itx just fine ..

Thats a sweet case. It must be heavy a rig installed?

My dream case is a CM Stacker.

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Joe88

for some reson I hate Lian Li cases
I dont know why
I think its because its how they look
They dont apeal to me, in my opionon they look ugly (prepares to get flamed >_>) lol
and the inside ... XD

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jclyow

Quote: Originally Posted by GlitterKill What is the next case format you plan to use to build a new system? (Poll Coming)

Did the ultimate PC and gosh - I just gotta update on this.
AMDOP254

JL

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GangusKhanh

Full tower. The only time Ive used otherwise (personally) was for my first ever computer. It was a PC-60, which isnt small, but I upgraded it a month later.

When customers ask for MidTowers, I always try to talk them into a full tower.

reflux

I'm gonna get one of these...



Really nice, stylish, minimalist PC case. Pretty cheap too.

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IcEMage

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux I'm gonna get one of these... Really nice, stylish, minimalist PC case. Pretty cheap too.

that is what I use for my file server, I like, however the front door is a little cheap feeling. I will post a pic later of what mods i did to it

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Gzim

Quote: Originally Posted by IcEMage that is what I use for my file server, I like, however the front door is a little cheap feeling. I will post a pic later of what mods i did to it

It's like a knockoff tsunami...except the same company makes it...

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FunkyStickman

I just bought an Enlight 7396AM1 slim server case from Directron. For $20, it works great for what it was intended for.

Pros: it's on sale for $20. You know how most small Micro-ATX cases are paper-thin steel? I can put all of my 200 pounds on this thing, and it doesn't bend. Solid as a rock. It's a genuine slim *Server* case. Has an awesome rubber isolation mount for the HD. Intrusion switch. Screwless CD-Rom installation. Good airflow. It weighs a solid fifteen pounds..... totally empty! Comes with a tower-style stand. Screwless top lid, and it's very heavy-duty. The HD and CD are both totally accessible from the front, in case you have these stacked and have to get to the bottom one.

Cons: requires a slim CD drive. This isn't a problem if you've got an old Pentium laptop lying around like I did. Requires low-profile PCI and/or AGP cards. If you're creative, you can trim and bend regular brackets if the actual card is short enough (that's what I'm going to do). No reset switch, but as I stated, it's a server case. The side fan is kinda noisy if it's running at 100%. Again, it's a server case.

Guys, if you've got a pile of old MATX boards lying around, this might be what you need to turn them into a folding farm! I'm probably going to get another one for my kid's computer, and I might even stuff my 3.0Ghz. P4 into one just to see if it'll run on the 180W PSU (it's running on a 200W unit right now without problems).

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GangusKhanh

Alienware Predator (The last modle Aleiware case)
(to match my lappy)

or

LL PC-71

depending on what I can get my hands on



SCRATCH that, Im getting this.

malatory

Quote: Originally Posted by werty316 Thats a sweet case. It must be heavy a rig installed? My dream case is a CM Stacker.

Now with my current right and compared to a friends steel stacker, Mine is larger and lighter

Its just a not one I would plan on taking to lan..

mnpctech

An 18" x 5.5" Motorcycle Rim

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Seyeklopz

I'm considering putting a PC in a cylinder which will be pressurized to increase the effectiveness of air cooling.

Obvious issues are component maintenance/alteration access delays(slow pressure changes to prevent rapid thermal change), IO cable connections, pressure sensitive components(capacitors, hard drives), and finally, transfer of heat from pressurized interior.

If I decompress too fast, the components are chilled which causes condensation upon opening. If I compress too fast, components are heated and melt or combust.

In high air pressure, capacitors may leak, implode, or just function differently. Hard drives won't implode because they have a vent. They may have read/write errors due to the head lifting too far from the platter. Repeated pressure changes may increase the amount of dust getting through the vent filter.

Thermal transfer could be accomplished with heatsinks on the interior and exterior of the cylinder. Active air circulation inside; passive outside. A water system with an internal and external radiator(possibly the cylinder itself) could also work.

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poorboy08

Quote: Originally Posted by ranger1033 I have been thinking of getting another case from these guys here MountainMods.com - Home of the U2-UFO & Twice7 aluminum cube computer case I really like these cases and would like to get this one since i already have 2 of the UFO 2 case and would like to get a different color maybe a dark Metalic Blue.

Beautiful...I was talking with my old man about how I'd like to see someone come out with a case that will hold 2 setups....Duality you roxorz my soxorz!!!!! MountainMods.com - Home of the U2-UFO & Twice7 aluminum cube computer case

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poorboy08

Quote: Originally Posted by Joe88