Cryorig Showcases The Taku At Computex...Again

[Guest]

Cryorig decided to forgo a traditional product launch for its space-saving case design and moved forward with a Kickstarter campaign instead.

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[dstarr3]

HOLY COW $400? Uhhh... I'll stick with my Node 202, thanks. Even a lot of the premium indie cases are basically faultless yet cost half as much.

 

[DarkSable]

And is it just me, or is this thing... Kinda ugly?


We're supposed to think it's gorgeous, because it's doing everything right; slim chassis, wood and metal construction...

But it's not not attractive, and the positioning of the feet, while strategic to support weight, seems awkward at best.

 

[Matt_550]

In the ERA of RGB and side windows I'm not sure who would opt for this. Especially at almost 2X the price of a premium mid-tower.

 

[Karadjgne]

Some exec or secretary who doesn't want a full sized tower wilting on their $1000 glass executive table. Instead you get an oversized wii

 

[dstarr3]

In the ERA of RGB and side windows I'm not sure who would opt for this. Especially at almost 2X the price of a premium mid-tower.

I'd totally pick this up for the living room. Just... not at that price. There's too many other equally good or better options for half the cost. For instance the Dr. Zaber Sentry or the NFC S4 Mini.

 

[RomeoReject]

I agree with the others. This is absolutely GORGEOUS. But $400 for a case that can't do liquid cooling, and looks like airflow is limited? That's a tough sell. At $400, it's obvious upscale, but if you make the insides expensive to match, they won't be able to breathe very well.