#5668421

cryohellinc

2019-05-13 08:53

First world case...

#5668433

ttnuagmada

2019-05-13 09:25

My brain is not comprehending there being fans directly behind the GPU outputs.

#5668469

C-Power

2019-05-13 11:40

ttnuagmada:

My brain is not comprehending there being fans directly behind the GPU outputs.

Lol, that is a rather odd construction indeed: Hey here is an idea! let's make an absurdly priced case that you can build a system in, but not hook a monitor on to! Win-win 😀

#5668482

fantaskarsef

2019-05-13 12:28

Too expensive to be of consideration for me personally. I only wonder if such companies deliberately try to make a product that doesn't sell well.

#5668555

rl66

2019-05-13 15:49

ttnuagmada:

My brain is not comprehending there being fans directly behind the GPU outputs.

Port are inside the case and cable goes from a hole somewhere, it's like dust free case for extreme environement PC, but here it is to make it cute.

#5668602

SamuelL421

2019-05-13 17:43

I'm loving the aluminum bit. The specs are a bit odd for a case this large though - a lot of wasted space here. The reservoir area has a 2x 5.25" bay mount evidently, but how do you manage to get only 2x 3.5" drives in something this big? As a data hoarder, this is a huge limitation. Anything in this price range should be capable of housing at least 4x 3.5". Having 6x 2.5" SSDs is great, but for any serious big-budget build, I'd go with RAID1 on 4x / two pair of massive HDDs to complement that.

#5668744

Astyanax

2019-05-14 02:07

remember when luke skywalker first lays eyes on the milleniun falcon thats me right now.

#5668842

0blivious

2019-05-14 10:01

Subjective, but I don't really like how it looks. Besides that, even if I did like it, that price is outlandish. It's easily $300-$500 beyond where it probably should be priced.

#5669246

metagamer

2019-05-15 01:40

Looks nice. Now let's wait to see how many people cut themselves on those aluminium edges.