[FANTASY] Build you own DREAM casing

socket_athlon

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Hi, just got some inspiration to share with you guys. Ever felt that the casing brands nowadays suck? Too big? Why doesn't any brand sell nice simple Slim Towers like HP does? Power buttons too small? LED's flickering in your face?

What if you had the power to build a custom case? What will it have? Here's mine!

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Lol I knew it, the problem is it's difficult to find a simple slim tower. Even lian li doesn't have it, all too bulky. I think it's the colour that makes it look sh*t
 

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Interesting.
I designed this a while ago. But never got to building it. So whoever can, go ahead.

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Wads wrong with itx ? It looks great too

Definitely better in any sense :crazy:
 

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It actually is kinda big for an itx setup.
But the pros is that its flat, thickest it will go is dependent on your psu and rad.
It can go flat against your wall at the end of your desk. And, because the I/O ports and cables are hidden in the compartment, no unsightly clutter.
But ya, still very dua gi.
 
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How about something like this: (Though personally, I wouldn't go for a glass top).

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Looks nice, and complicated. When you're working 8-5, kids at home, so much stuff to do, would you even bother about this setup lol?

What I need is a simple, space saving tower, with easy-access maintenance. No fuss.
 
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