Red Harbinger

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Just came across these guys,very nice desks but cost £1300 without components.your thoughts?
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I have been dreaming about this desk/case for so long but managed to reason myself due to its prohibitive price.. Unfortunately the stubborn idea is still lurking in the back of my mind and I am now almost praying for Overclockers not to stock it as I know that I will not be able to resist, will therefore pull the trigger and eat pasta and salt for 6 months... I have rarely desired a pc component so much...
I want it sssoooooo Badly, it's incredible!
 
Just.... No.

They are that easy to make yourself, there honestly isn't any point in buying one.

i very much doubt OCUK would be selling them any time, soon, i would be slightly disappointed if they did, they are better than selling overpriced desks.

Having said that, i have spoke to peter brands (the guy who pretty much started these desks off with the "l3p" desk) and he is a really nice guy, so nothing against the company as a whole.

I had started to design one to go into the area where my table goes now, but every one seems to be making them at the moment, they are fast becoming boring.
 
I think the max I would be happy to pay would be around 700 to 800 max for such a desk which is around the price of some case labs cases
How comes your up so late dave
Have you seen the lian li desks yet they look horrible and are well over priced
 
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OCUK main competitor rhyming with pan has exclusive stock of this but it's £1250 which is quite steep, bearing in mind the desk comes in two setups, single and dual mobo, however the one that pan are selling for the price stated above is for a single mobo, the dual mobo is an optional extra kit.

I know as I looked at getting one but decided it simply wasnt worth it, and I'd need to spend some serious money on a setup that would complement it.

Also, Lian PC are about to release 3 desk PC chassis which judging by the USA prices will be substantially cheaper, albeit perhaps not as showy...

One gap I think is missing though is a corner desk PC chassis which no one seems to have addressed, yet....the concept is a good one though.
 
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