- Jan 16, 2012
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You still have to screw in the gpu pci-e metal panel thingy, still have to screw in the cpu if its cooler requires it, still have to screw in fans, still have to screw in the psu, still have to screw in the thumbscrews of the case itself to be sure it's sealed good, still have to screw the motherboard, etc... And who doesn't have philips screwdrivers? and the + ones with an x on them.
Here, buy this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brand-New-Draper-31-Piece-Precision-Screwdriver-Set-Torx-T4-T20-more-09550-/160737594286?pt=UK_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item256cb50bae
I'm sure that buying a 50-100$ case means you have some money in your pocket and you're not playing games in Africa as a hobby after you come back home from hunting animals for food. Or do you?
I really have no idea why those cases exist... my stupid antec case has a tool-less hdd and a tool-less optic drive bay and man do those things vibrate, I thought they were about to fail when I heard metal sounds so loud I thought a plane's motor fell from the sky, landed on my neighbor's house and made metal sounds with its still spinning blades. Not to say that I already broke a plastic crap thing and I have doubts of how firmly the hdd stays there. They have screw holes for reasons, screws are supposed to go in them not cheap plastic bolts. And man I got scared when I first put my hdd in place in that plastic crap. The hdd barely slid in and after it reached a certain point it snapped so fast I thought my 1TB hdd full of data was gone. It was like a punch. Man I wanted to do the same to the head of the guy who came up with this idea, slam his head on a metal wall, see how he likes that.
Who likes those "tool-less" cases anyways? is this some kind of fetish or hipster thing I don't know of? and I fail to see how anything but the hdd and the optic drives will be screwless. What would they think of now, glue? welding? stick to the screws man, still have a 16 year old computer that has its screws in a perfect state, the hardware itself works perfectly as well. Stop coming up with those stupid ideas. Invest that time in coming up with better ones. Like maybe... coolers that attack to the exterior of the case, at the back of the gpu who pull out air from the vent grill thingy that attaches to the case. It would help in a lot of GPUs, especially blower ones, but the ones with multiple fans as well. In every gpu I owned, when I put my hand at the back of the card I sense some hot air but it's barely pushing out, more like floating or seeping out of a hole... when I put my hand next to the top or rear fan it's like a hairdryer.
Here, buy this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brand-New-Draper-31-Piece-Precision-Screwdriver-Set-Torx-T4-T20-more-09550-/160737594286?pt=UK_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item256cb50bae
I'm sure that buying a 50-100$ case means you have some money in your pocket and you're not playing games in Africa as a hobby after you come back home from hunting animals for food. Or do you?
I really have no idea why those cases exist... my stupid antec case has a tool-less hdd and a tool-less optic drive bay and man do those things vibrate, I thought they were about to fail when I heard metal sounds so loud I thought a plane's motor fell from the sky, landed on my neighbor's house and made metal sounds with its still spinning blades. Not to say that I already broke a plastic crap thing and I have doubts of how firmly the hdd stays there. They have screw holes for reasons, screws are supposed to go in them not cheap plastic bolts. And man I got scared when I first put my hdd in place in that plastic crap. The hdd barely slid in and after it reached a certain point it snapped so fast I thought my 1TB hdd full of data was gone. It was like a punch. Man I wanted to do the same to the head of the guy who came up with this idea, slam his head on a metal wall, see how he likes that.
Who likes those "tool-less" cases anyways? is this some kind of fetish or hipster thing I don't know of? and I fail to see how anything but the hdd and the optic drives will be screwless. What would they think of now, glue? welding? stick to the screws man, still have a 16 year old computer that has its screws in a perfect state, the hardware itself works perfectly as well. Stop coming up with those stupid ideas. Invest that time in coming up with better ones. Like maybe... coolers that attack to the exterior of the case, at the back of the gpu who pull out air from the vent grill thingy that attaches to the case. It would help in a lot of GPUs, especially blower ones, but the ones with multiple fans as well. In every gpu I owned, when I put my hand at the back of the card I sense some hot air but it's barely pushing out, more like floating or seeping out of a hole... when I put my hand next to the top or rear fan it's like a hairdryer.
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