how freaking cool is this?

[Guest]

Take a gander at the cool computer cases!

http://www.clear-viewtech.com/products.html

~enjoy


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[mbaha]

Thats cool but it would get to dusty
check this out I am getting one when they come out
http://www.elanvital.com.tw/products/pccases/A-10.htm
mbaha

 

[Guest]

Yeah that's cool, but it's not clear. Besides you can get a dust filter and you'd be amazed how dust does not pile up inside your case.

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[Bubba]

I would love to have one of those clear cases but $150 for a case that had no mention of a powersupply is a bit much.

 

[peteb]

You may also be surprised at how hot your components will get and how many power problems you'll have.

The concept is neat, but I dread to think about the heat. grounding and static issues of using a plastic case...

The components no longer have a large chunk of metal bolted to them for aid in head dissipation.

The components no longer have a common earth/ground and 0V for each component may no longer be 0V - until it gets to the respective i/o controller - probably your mobo.

You have just put $n000 of sensitive electronic components into a static trap - what happens the first time you shuffle the case on a nylon carpet - what goes bang! first?

As you say - a very cool concept, but one, I feel, that is doomed.

Peter.

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