You Can Put Three 560mm Radiators In CaseLabs’ SMA8-X Extreme Edition

[kcarbotte]

CaseLabs SMA8-X Extreme Edition computer chassis can house three of the biggest radiators on the market and it still has room for server-level equipment.

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[velocityg4]

$599 That is a lot of money to pay for a metal box. If you need extreme cooling. Build your own plywood box. Then you have no limits is the amount of cooling you can house.

Heck you could go really nuts. Adapt an auto radiator and fan for your extreme cooling. All mounted in the box. Use high pressure lines and a high psi water pump.

 

[VIVO-US]

[quotemsg=20789079,0,112024]$599 That is a lot of money to pay for a metal box. If you need extreme cooling. Build your own plywood box. Then you have no limits is the amount of cooling you can house.

Heck you could go really nuts. Adapt an auto radiator and fan for your extreme cooling. All mounted in the box. Use high pressure lines and a high psi water pump.[/quotemsg]

That reminds me of a video Linus did a few months back with a Cooler Master case. The fans were so powerful they blew the top right off, and he had to duct tape it down: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2G5vLGcQQ

I've seen PC cases that were $1,000 or more and way smaller than this one. I guess they're worth it to some though. This CaseLabs giant looks like it could hold a pretty sweet system for someone with deep enough pockets.

 

[Ninjawithagun]

You will also require a small hydraulic lift to move this insanely heavy case around. And don't even think about trying to take it to a LAN event. NUTS!

 

[derekullo]

Tall and warm ... looks like a premier cat napping location.

 

[giovanni86]

Companies always go big and crazy. But they always forget the little things that big comapnies are doing with cases. I feel like they always leave something out.

 

[Eddie Moran]

Hey $599 is just going to be the starting price but I think it's going to be around 750 to $799 starting it really is a revision of the caselabs STH10 take a look here: http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-sth10/ and that case as standard without anything in it options rad mounts is 750 to start not including taxes or shipping but to me it is absolutely worth it and as for weight they're actually surprisingly light because they're make of high quality grade aluminum there is not an inch of steel or shitty plastic so to the real Modders and enthusiasts this case is a dream to own and work with it's a case that's incredibly Modular and you can use for a few life times creating several different builds I love CaseLabs and support their incredible chassis and their mission 100% at least they listen to their customers and don't sell out to mainstream bs companies over seas getting garbages case made for dirt cheap steel heavy as hell crappy swaying cases awesome review Paul Alcorn thanks for spreading the word of the top computer case manufactures woot Mod On all