News Streacom's Open-Frame SSF Cases Go Totally Tubular

[Admin]

This $150+ open cooling Mini-ITX case uses a 19mm stainless steel tubular frame with machined/anodized 6063 aluminium platforms, motherboard posts, and a set of universal brackets.

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[2Be_or_Not2Be]

I love me some SFF cases, and I like having great air flow. But I also think these open-air cases are overpriced. The NR200 is a better value, and it can even hit within a few degrees of the cooling performance of this open-air case.

 

[hotaru.hino]

I love me some SFF cases, and I like having great air flow. But I also think these open-air cases are overpriced.

$150 for some bent metal tubes and plates welded onto it (if that) sure sounds like a great deal /s

 

[mavroxur]

So, $8 in steel tubing, mandrel bent with an ATX plate welded to it. Is it really considered a case when there are no sides? It's more of a roll cage.

 

[LuxZg]

I actually like the alternative design (tubes) and the component placing. But 150$ is way too much, and I dislike it being completely open. They should add plexiglass on the open sides, and offer plexiglass version for 100$. And that should include the GPU riser by default.

I'm now thinking I should just make my own, need little research first, but it's basically bent inox pipe, need to see how much the local shop would ask for the work.