Thermaltake case designed by BMW
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Well one thing is for certain, if a piece of hardware blows up or sparks into flames, at least it will be contained within it's own compartment. And in one way, kind of makes it easier when transporting the whole computer, i.e. don't have to worry about something falling out or knocked out of place.
So yeah, nice idea, just not into the whole look of it
So yeah, nice idea, just not into the whole look of it
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Looks terrible and I reckon the cooling will be bad, not to mention trying to route cables and install bits.
Fail in my opinion, but more internal shots and benches on temps would be interesting to see. I guess its more a marketing thing rather than a realistic selling product.
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Fail in my opinion, but more internal shots and benches on temps would be interesting to see. I guess its more a marketing thing rather than a realistic selling product.
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Picture above is bad enough, but the ones in the link are even worse.
BMW.
Shame on you.
Agreed
[Robster];13633791 said:Pics an info here
Different idea for a case, not sure if I like it tho. Each component has its own compartment, not one big box like just about every other case made.
Great idea, put that in a nice looking box and you've got a winner.
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I can see how some might object to the cooling, but how do you see problems with cable management? They seem to have provided a place to route them all.
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I wouldn't say it's horrible, but I wouldn't give it house room, and no doubt it will carry a ridiculous pricetag.
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