Project I always wanted to become a reality. A Hi-Fi styled case anyone can use with standard components.
Done the research, made the 3D model, but never had funds to make it a reality… maybe, one day…
Full ATX support, full size GPU support, standard PSU support, all air cooled and quiet…
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You missed the opportunity to use analogue VU meters for the temperatures… Nice try, though.
I love this shit
Oh this is insanely cool
I like the aestetics of it. Not sure if case speed controls are important enough to be so large though. I mean how frequently do you use them?
I like the colour choice for the fans ,compliments the old school look also the fact that it’s laying horizontal and not vertical like a modern tower PC unit .
This looks amazing ngl, instead of fan speed controls, i would change the purpose, but still, great looks
Yes plz. Would it be possible to use blue for for the temp display and accent? If not thats ok. Would absolutely love this if it could match my pioneer sx-737.
Very nice!
Love the details~
Good work brother.
Can it run Crycsis?
That actually shouldn’t be too expensive if you use off-the-shelf potentiometer knobs and switches, and find a minimalist case that can have the front panel replaced without too much dremeling. Then all the custom parts that you need are a couple flat silkscreened aluminum panels (shouldn’t be expensive), and maybe a prototyping PCB with some connectors to keep the cable management clean.
If the front panel doesn’t give as much audio control as it looks like It should then it’s a wasted opportunity. Screw fan control, I want bass, treble etc.
Slick.
Looks awesome!
Looks nice. We have had similar cases, HiFi themed HTPC cases for many years though. Chieftec, Origen, Thermaltake, Silverstone, Antec, Zalman, and many other companies have all made desktop / AV rack style cases with knobs and displays on them to integrate with home theater or audio equipment.
If you go for the audiophile market you can sell that 20000$ with a Ryzen 3 2200G and 2Gb Ram