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I could fit two or three of my current PC's in that empty space there!
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The space inefficiency thread
- Thread starter jeshikat
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I could fit two or three of my current PC's in that empty space there!
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PCPP coming through again with a great specimen.
PCPP coming through again with a great specimen.
Ladies and Gentlemen, if I may, please let me direct your attention to the CPU cooler. This is a VERY good use of available CPU cooler height!
Another one I spotted on Craigslist. With the massive CPU cooler, oversized GPU and large number of drives I can see why they went with a midtower case.
Hey, the P8Z77-V is the last ATX motherboard I used in my PC before going into ITX-land. Didn't use it very long- I was considering another mid-size case at the time before a smaller case caught my attention.
"optimal airflow" someone said?
Um. That's at least 250 dollars in fans.
Noob ! Behold the KING !
and that's 15 dollars worth of Ebay fans.
@Windfall
@GuilleAcoustic
but... but noctua!
And you can see the metal paneling behind the fans on the "full fan" case...
@GuilleAcoustic
but... but noctua!
And you can see the metal paneling behind the fans on the "full fan" case...
"optimal airflow" someone said?
That isn't a computer build, that is a physical but SFF Noctua store, get all your Noctua cooling needs in one small convenient place.
space efficiency is not what's here tho...Still higher fan density. True PCMR or maybe PCFMR?
The metal thing you see is the old school raw metal PSU. Panels are really made with fans, over a metal frame...
This is a ABS Fort gaming PC sold on Newegg, regular price is $1500. Not only is this an incredible waste of space but they are using an Asrock H310 motherboard with only 1 additional expansion slot. Plus the incredible cooling of a stock Intel heatsink.
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