Lego Computer Case - Lego Fans Rejoice

[ondooy]

Lego Computer Case

Here’s a brief list of just some of the features the Lego Gaming Computer has to offer…

-Entirely new form factor built around cooling performance
-Custom graphics card cooling that achieves the performance of water cooling – using just air
-Enhanced processor cooling beyond what any conventional air cooled case can offer
-Increased overclocking potential from better cooling performance
-More stability, durability, and performance through custom power supply modifications
-Complete cord control, hidden away inside of the system
-Better total system cooling with every component being actively cooled through individual fresh-air inlets
-Oh, and in case I forgot to mention, it’s made from over 2200 pieces of real Lego!

System Summary (for this build – other configurations available)

Motherboard- Asus Z170 Gaming
Processor- Intel i7-6700k
Graphics- Nvidia GTX 980 Ti
Memory- HyperX Fury 16GB DDR4
Coolers- Noctua NH-U14S 140mm and NH-U12S 120mm
Power Supply- Silverstone SFX 600w Gold
SSD (Primary)- Samsung 950 Pro
HDD/SSD (Secondary) Seagate 2TB HDDs & Samsung 1TB SSD


In terms of connectivity, the system offers a wide array of options.

3 Displayport Ports
1 HDMI Port
1 DVI-D Port
4 Rear USB 3.0 Ports
2 Rear USB 2.0 Ports
1 Intel LAN Port
1 Intel AC Wifi and Bluetooth
2 Front Mounted USB 3.1 Ports

 

[ondooy]

 

[ondooy]

 

[wwenze]

Will it shatter if I dropped it

 

[commach]

The final product lost all appealing factor without the Lego's feel and look. Look more like a cheapo plastic casing with the gloss finish, a matt finish will conceal all the imperfection of plastic shrinkage on the ribs.

 

[batniss]

Will it shatter if I dropped it

This comes to my mind too when i first see it.

 

[wacko]

nice concept of case cooling, read the whole article if you have the time.

 

[twlee88]

its plastic..any issue with the heat?..later melt

 

[kandinsky]

nice concept of case cooling, read the whole article if you have the time.

Yeah, interesting concept, no wasted space in that sense, but still makes me feel a bit claustrophobic.

 

[jedi5diah]

it doesn't look lego when itz complete...

maybe some trademark yellow would be nice...

 

[wwenze]

Yeah, interesting concept, no wasted space in that sense, but still makes me feel a bit claustrophobic.

No wasted space inside the case

But what about outside and around the case

 

[Danden]

lego style build your own casing

 

[watzup_ken]

I agree that once everything is covered up, it looks like any other plastic case. Perhaps using bricks with different colour can bring out Legoness to it. But I gotta say you need to be quite thoughtful about building case plus proper cooling.

 

[kandinsky]

No wasted space inside the case

But what about outside and around the case

Yeah, that's another thing. I don't think this builder built it to be hidden away. If built for display, space outside and around the case is probably less of a consideration for him.

 

[Ohayo!]

should use different colour blocks

 

[WhiteHunter]

somehow doesn't look like lego.

 

[mosmos]

maybe need to add colour legos to make it more real or child play

 

[Entry Level PC]

like what everyone else said.
think not durable enough.
also if you want to clean the dust sibei hard to disassemble and then assemble it back?

but it looks good though.

 

[commach]

Not about colour, if you called it Lego, where are the typical lego feel?

If he want to cover everything flat, the Lego signature feature of 2x2, 2x3, 2x4 etc... self-locking disc are totally gone thus look like a cheapo plastic casing rather than Lego casing.

 

[commach]

He should left the top without cover, with the self-locking pad, users can place their Lego figuring or other small Lego set on the top for a personal touch and feel.