Don't even speak of that, next thing we know, companies will do it. -_-
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Don't even speak of that, next thing we know, companies will do it. -_-
Or Razer and its RGB toaster. They could really do a 7 slots RGB toaster
I had to look it up. THANK GOD it's an april fool's joke.
We'll settle for 3 slot gpu and a 4 slot RGB toaster please... now your gpu can toast your slices while rendering! The fan will only spin when you're not toasting anything, win win!
I'm very sorry mate, but it ain't an april fool's anymore:
I'm very sorry mate, but it ain't an april fool's anymore:
no no no no no no no no
yeah and not just that, I believe I recall them saying they might venture further out into the kitchen-appliances market. I mean they do already have a razer chroma car.
Idk if this has been posted here, I don't have time to go through 41 pages of posts.
I found this:
on pcpartpicker today. A 400$ case, 110L, for 2 ssds, atx mobo and psu. Why??
on pcpartpicker today. A 400$ case, 110L, for 2 ssds, atx mobo and psu. Why??
I found this:
on pcpartpicker today. A 400$ case, 110L, for 2 ssds, atx mobo and psu. Why??
Maybe that this tiny PSU is claustrophobiac and needs some space to stress less...
From a FB group I'm in.
The guy spent an inordinate amount of money on specialty 3/8" copper fittings and was bragging about it. When others chimed in that he would've been better off to bend the tubing instead he got a bit defensive. While I didn't dogpile with the rest of them I'm left wondering what the big deal is. All I'm seeing is a huge amount of wasted space and a decently executed but very plain plywood box.
The guy spent an inordinate amount of money on specialty 3/8" copper fittings and was bragging about it. When others chimed in that he would've been better off to bend the tubing instead he got a bit defensive. While I didn't dogpile with the rest of them I'm left wondering what the big deal is. All I'm seeing is a huge amount of wasted space and a decently executed but very plain plywood box.
But wait, there's more...
I'm also going to take back my "decently executed" assessment of the woodwork (It has quite a few structural and workmanship issues). As a professional carpenter, the more I look at it, the more I think it looks like the underside of a sink or a mechanical room.
Wow. Just wow. Makes me wonder if the design was made in metric, but the person making it thought it was in inches...
I would really like to measure the voltage drop over that EPS cable. A quick online calculator tells me it should be along the lines of .2V (based on >1m 18AWG cable with four parallel lines), which is quite significant.But wait, there's more...
I'm also going to take back my "decently executed" assessment of the woodwork (It has quite a few structural and workmanship issues). As a professional carpenter, the more I look at it, the more I think it looks like the underside of a sink or a mechanical room.
Also, that I/O shield cutout made me cringe so much. And why is the GPU placed where it is? I guess it's not close enough to the glass for that to matter (and I'm guessing it's going to be water cooled), but still, why? The placement doesn't even look good, it's just placed asymmetrically in the middle of nowhere, with a drooping extension cable and no real support. Looking forward to significant GPU sag (and possibly a bent rear I/O plate) when the weight of a water block is added. Then there's the use of an ATX board not only for one expansion card, but with no real way of adding more than one, as there are no cutouts for them. And those crooked copper lines! The installed cable routing stuff also makes me think they're not going to paint the inside of the case, which just makes this all the more baffling.
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