AI generated -> reality. Some more angles of the case. Hi Mods I’m not actually trying to sell the thing it’s just a prototype. Apologies for the confusion caused by previous post’s title

12 Comments

  1. LoquaciousLamp

    Is that a filter rather than plastic or glass at the front? Also hope you are going to paint the roof. Some holes in the bottom for air wouldn’t hurt and make installing the psu easier, rather than having to put it at the top.

    Looks good. Very novel.

  2. Needs a lot more of the attention to detail in the first image. There’s so much more texture in those parts, and there’s a lot of coordination of lighting and color that is missing from the prototype.

    Sometimes replacing wood with plastic isn’t going to get you the same results. I would use laser cut wood to do this design rather than moulded plastic.

  3. SoDrunkRightNow2

    As everyone is saying: the plastic looks cheap and bad. You can probably just paint it.

    You are being sure to use parts that are shock and flame resistant right? I mean I know it’s not made out of actual wood and paper like a real pagoda… but it would be a shame to see that thing go up in flames after you put so much work into it.

  4. Archive_11

    I think it looks amazing. If you add fine sand to some paint you could give the roof a nice tile texture

  5. mr-ifuad

    ![gif](giphy|m9wAXFZnO1ytN8GsdW|downsized)

  6. JotaPePe15

    Please build a PC, photos will be super dope and you could tell us about temperatures and airflow in the case. Great job OP

  7. this design is legit exciting. 99% of PC designs are…boxes.

  8. EQwingnuts

    That’s awesome, I like the kumiko gable.

  9. KingHauler

    This is a valid use case for AI pictures – prototyping, visualizing ideas.

    Great work fam, looks incredible.

  10. fsbagent420

    Someone pointed out earlier this case has horrible airflow and I argued with them by attacking their character.

    I also said not enough picture to say that, they were right tho lmao. This needs way more airflow. I live in South Africa and my pc is running in average 35-40 Celsius thanks to the Limpopo sun. My pc however is running at a core temp of 25-30 C because there is good airflow and liquid cooling goes hard

  11. not_x3non

    This gives those tacky cases plastered with anime stickers a run for their money

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