non that i am aware of,ofcourse it should be possible to make your own
zia
Might be a good idea to get some sort of filter, large fan= large amounts of dust..
non that i am aware of,ofcourse it should be possible to make your own
zia
Decided to order a Mirage V4 over the Omega.
The omega is great case but I prefer the look of the Mirage. Should be back in stock on the 28th so will be doing a building log on 2 mirages.
And those 220mm fans shift a boat load of air - and dust
No accept the appearance would be compromised quite a bit dont you think?
Yeah saw that
@BFG told you so RE the price
Built my new rig into my eclipse. The wirings a bit messy but I'll sort that out soon, i had a bit of a problem when building so just wanted to get it working.
Which the omega?.....I love it but it does have a certain 80's look to it. If you dont like the look then aviod tbh. Cooling is great but if your going be looking at the front hating then aviod!
I'd normally agree completely.
But IMO it's different with the Omega (and Mirage for that matter) as the power and reset buttons are accessable with the door both open and closed.
That's my only gripe with doored cases, the fact you have to open it to turn it on.
That's fair enough, I wasn't argueing with your opinion, just thought I'd offer mine.
The Omega is on the list of possibles for my next case, aswell as about 3 others lol.
I've also never been keen of fans on side panels due to vibration resonance but if I was to get one I have a plan which should remove that posibility (think paxmate but a lot more OTT ).
All in all, it's a VERY nice case. In my heart it would be a choice between the Omega and a Hiper Osiris. Very hard to choose though.
The side panel is mesh with an acrylic window behind it, so you get the look but without the duct collecting drawback. Also better for stopping EMI compared to normal windows.
In terms of features (removeable m/b tray, e-atx support etc) the Omega would clinch it, but it's also more than £40 over the Osiris so it's proving a difficult choice.
Yes it is
Case has arrived.
This is what it looked like out of the box. Even had the plastic covering over the door.
Everything with it and not a mark on the case...
£50 odd well saved me thinks.
I'll get the apologies out of the way first... sorry if the bits on the top of the case, and the Dell Poweredge in the background somewhat ruin the photos (which aren't the best of quality I might add). The last photo in the set will give you an idea of the hell I'm going thru having 4 white 120mm Sharkoon SE fans (that's my kitchen).
The other thing you'll notice is the slightly suspect cabling - using the fan-side for extra air, so I've concentrated on making as clean a path as possible for the 3 incoming fans and keeping the "over" cables as kink-free as possible. Got it to 3600GHz, idleing at RealTemp 31C and torturing at 44C.
The 4th photo is the view thru the KamaBay at the top.
Hehe - I did think about putting a couple of RJ45 points in, and the new hole thru the roof where the old chimney was might prove useful for some cool air.
Have to admit it's been a right nightmare tho - soot, concrete dust and tomorrow they're skimming the walls and tiling the floor. Tested out another 4GB of RAM the other night and within half an hour, two filters were virtually blocked and the other two had black leading edges.
Other than that tho, it's been a real joy to build with the case tho - big enough to move around in, small enough to rotate the air, and just to right size to stop me from over-filling it with gadgets and tat.
Got a lot to thank you and the other on here for, as it was this thread that swung me to an Eclipse. *bows*
Thanks for the compliment - still got a bit more work to do, but it's getting there slowly.
Got an ASUS Silent Knight II on the CPU - think they do two flavours (Copper and Aluminium). Think it's had fairly mixed reviews in terms of cost vs cooling, but I fancied something that didn't quite look the same as the standard towers of flat fins, especially as it's only cooling a Duo and not a Quad. Suppose that's the good thing about the Duo, in that you can go for a bit more form and a little less function.
I'll throw another couple of photos up showing the internals/monitors/stats once the kitchen recovers.
Right will have the final pics of my omega and the mirage will still be in the house so will do a load of side by side shots
Right will have the final pics of my omega and the mirage will still be in the house so will do a load of side by side shots