

Favorite Case's of all Time
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Longhorns242
, Sep 24 2006 07:26 PM
#1
Posted 24 September 2006 - 07:26 PM


#2
Posted 27 September 2006 - 12:41 PM

You probably don't want to hear this. The best case i have had so far is no case at all. I have this huge desk that has large cupboards above and on the back edge of the desktop. I mounted a cutdown case chassis in the cupboard, drilled holes for the cables and such and built the computer right in the desk. Its the quietest computer i have ever had. The only time i hear any niose is when i open the door to put a cdrom in one of the drives. Yes, it was a lot of work but its real fun watching people try to figure out where the computer is. I am now building a new desk with a sliding tray in a desk in place of the usual junk drawer just under the desktop. Cdrom drives will be behind a flip down panel at the front edge of the desk. Want to upgrade the computer? slide it out and have at it. Want to upgrade to a new computer? just change MB and parts and go.
Doesnt tell you much does it. Just thouight i'd throw an idea out for you. I really like the antec cases when i have to break down and build a plain ole computer.
Doesnt tell you much does it. Just thouight i'd throw an idea out for you. I really like the antec cases when i have to break down and build a plain ole computer.
#3
Posted 28 September 2006 - 08:58 AM

SRX -
All right!! Someone else who's done the "wood PC" thing. My wife thinks I've gone around the bend. I did roughly the same thing. Found an old ATX PC case, carved it down til just the motherboard mounting plate and the frame around the PCI cards was left. Built a roll-out tray inside my home-built cabinet holding up the countertop, and installed everything to the tray. Several trial-and-error modifications later I've got a quiet, cool-running PC that's not hogging desk or floor space.
And, as you mentioned, it's fun to watch people's expressions!!
All right!! Someone else who's done the "wood PC" thing. My wife thinks I've gone around the bend. I did roughly the same thing. Found an old ATX PC case, carved it down til just the motherboard mounting plate and the frame around the PCI cards was left. Built a roll-out tray inside my home-built cabinet holding up the countertop, and installed everything to the tray. Several trial-and-error modifications later I've got a quiet, cool-running PC that's not hogging desk or floor space.
And, as you mentioned, it's fun to watch people's expressions!!
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