Plexiglass pc case

[RememberThe5th]

I came across this plexiglass case which was used mostly to display component build, but it seems really catching my eye, what are your opinions?

Its 50€.
Ps. I hope its in right section.

 

[Paperdoc]

Yes, that's interesting and attractive. It MAY have some technical weaknesses.

1. Plexiglass is not a very good conductor, so it can build up and hold static electric charges that can be a hazard to electronics.

2. Although it is not obvious, all cases - even those made of fiberglass or plastics - have an electrically-conductive coating on their inside. This has two functions: (a) it can carry away (to the Ground lead of the power cable) any static electric charges; and, (b) it acts like a real metallic interior "case" that shields the components from exterior electrical noise signals.

 

[USAFRet]

For one thing, it will allow you to quickly identify small concentrations of dust on the inside.

 

[RememberThe5th]

I can make leads from every component to common ground on motherboard screw if that could help, any other disadvantage that should I need to know?

Melting point should be 150*C

Just another question , also about case.
Thermaltake lanbox lite?

 

[Nigel Spike]

Few and small fans. Makes me wonder about the airflow.

Nigel

 

[smorizio]

with those cases if you over tighten the screws to much you can crack the case. also check the cases out if there shipped...when i was a tech at a retial store we had a brown truck driver that like to toss and run. we had 6 of those cases shatted from him tossing them.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Usually our delivery for 5$ 1 day shipping in country ( note this is not outside of my country ) doesnt toss the package.

Ill see in a day or two and decide.
Since I have my pc case for almost 10 years and started to rust slowly and yes I cleaned it and painted but issue is that it is totally cramped inside, my gpu is 1cm from hdd and sata barley fits, also I came across Thermaltake level 10 gts mid tower which I think was pretty expensive case back few years (around 180$?).