Told you it would get fuller.
So I see the Aquaero and temp sensor and what not but what is that watercooled PCB above the front rad??
I thought it was an SSD at first but now I'm guessing an old Aquaero accessory of some sort?
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So I see the Aquaero and temp sensor and what not but what is that watercooled PCB above the front rad??
I thought it was an SSD at first but now I'm guessing an old Aquaero accessory of some sort?
It's an alphacool heatmaster 2, controlling the 2 pumps (which are only 3 pin) and also using it to power the 2 led strips.
Here are two of my worst offences:
Corsair 800D with a single GTX 460.
Watercooled TJ07
Corsair 800D with a single GTX 460.
Watercooled TJ07
Here are two of my worst offences:
Corsair 800D with a single GTX 460.
Watercooled TJ07
You've wasted countless liters of space...........
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About Dell XPS case, is there anyone has interest to copy or inspired by the design? With compact size like Cerberus
I do think it has style, may have been more into it six years ago but agreed that it has too much empty air for me.
And are you talking about this XPS case? I like this design.
It's not the pc space inefficiency thread, its the space inefficiency thread. That means that if anything is space inefficient, we can criticize it.
Let's just keep it focused on computers, this thread is going to shoot into outer space due to the energy released from derailing this topic into "anything goes" Pandora's Box.
Well there is precedent for egregious packaging but I digress. Slimming it down to at least PC related hardware, cases, and such seems best.
but I digress. Slimming it down to at least PC related hardware, cases, and such seems best.
Just to touch back onto the packaging subject for a minute: generally packaging isn't insanely inefficient because it costs more money to ship, store and indirectly shelf larger products. Space is finite in logistics. Though I like AMD playing on the emotions of enthusiasts by not just giving a cardboard box with a 500-2000$ CPU in a plastic clamshell, but give it its own experience.
This is a friend of mine that lives in the UK. Corsair 900D with i7-860 and an old 1156 motherboard and an Asus Strix 980 Ti. Of course a computer with a massive power draw like this one needs a Corsair Ax1200i PSU.
I just laugh every time he gives me a hard time for my tiny cases.
I told him any case you have to put wheels on is way, way too damn big.
This is a friend of mine that lives in the UK. Corsair 900D with i7-860 and an old 1156 motherboard and an Asus Strix 980 Ti. Of course a computer with a massive power draw like this one needs a Corsair Ax1200i PSU.
I just laugh every time he gives me a hard time for my tiny cases.
I could fit a pc in the EMPTY space...
First Non-sff build I wouldn't mind owning:
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