Hahaha Awesome !! That would fix some overheating issues ;)
Seen it before.
I'm actually trying to do that one day myself
Tigerheart.Hackers wroteWhere are the optical drives?
top right
but who still uses optical drives?!
ballad wrote
Tigerheart.Hackers wroteWhere are the optical drives?
top right
but who still uses optical drives?!
if you want to install an OS (windows) you would need one.

but there is another problem, there is no protection from dust bunnies,
Nice concept. Though gets pretty scary when you have SLI or Crossfire or a lot of hard drives. What is the base board made of? (Plexy Glass, Aluminum...). Also from where did you get that PCI-Express x16 bus extension?
MrClass wroteNice concept. Though gets pretty scary when you have SLI or Crossfire or a lot of hard drives. What is the base board made of? (Plexy Glass, Aluminum...). Also from where did you get that PCI-Express x16 bus extension?
You see, the advantage of this design is that you don't need to stack GPUs to run SLI / CF. Those PCI-E x16 bus extensions are found in multiple sites online. They cannot be easily handmade because you need certain resistance values relative to the length you need (that's what I understood), but they can be cheaply bought. They're an awesome idea.
If you could manage to hide the wires from the unit and cover the board with a glass like a paint would look great!.
it seems to be behind a glass already. check the reflection made next to the right speaker.
That looks really cool. But i don't think ill do something similar, i like my pc roaring right beside me :P
ive seen one integrated into the table,made of glass, soo while typing you can see your pc guts, it was water cooled and all the wires were hidden
in the meantime, check this website