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Danger Den Torture Rack
To read this review go to: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/D.../Torture_rack/
Please Digg the review to help us promote it. Last edited by D_o_S; 07-12-2007 at 07:55 PM. |
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i like the name of it
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To be honest, i like the concept, and ooh, pretty.
But $234 for a few panels of laser cut acrylic, and a few peons worth of electronics? You're kidding me... right? For that price, you could easily purchase the materials, lay out a design, and pass it off to a proper shop. And yes, you said that for that price you could get yourself a full tower lian-li, or a Mozart TX, but what about a (rare, yeah) second hand MountainMods? Finally - this is technically *not* a case. It is a test bench. And as with PC Test Station, or whatever, what makes this superior to three wooden boards screwed together, sitting on my desk, with items below? Not much, considering a 4' by 10' piece of MDF is about $18, and friends are often to have things like circular saws and plunge routers, to compliment your drills, and few other bobs... |
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hey D.O.S, how does it manage a 9.5 bro with that many things wrong with it... I mean yeah it look pretty sick but 9.5 is almost friggin perfect.
I woulda gone around the 8 - 8.5 mark myself. Still a good review tho mate, has some valuable info for someone lookin at grabbin 1.
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Much easier said than done. btw, MDF is pretty shitty computer case ![]() I like this. It takes the concept of an acrylic case and modifys it to fit current high end enthusiast needs- radiators/phase. So what if you can get a mozart TX or w/e for a similar price.. this fits a need. Something with a decent layout that doesn't require extensive cutting and drilling to fit a radiator. Just having a spot for the radiator like that is AWESOME.
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while it is true that there are several things wrong with it, most of them can be fixed quite easily - say the issue with HDD mounting - all you have to do there is get yourself a HDD rack or some sort of enclosure. Passing your SATA cables, as well as power, outside of the case is no problem (actually, if you don't plan a second WC loop, you CAN fit the HDD rack from the Stacker inside the case). PSU mounting - if you're comfortable with a dremel, you can cut away a little bit of the acrylic at the bottom, so the PSU fits. Front USB ports - get yourself a switch enclosure, take out the switch, and put in some USB ports. In my opinion, the faults are just in minor details. |
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How much is it to get it engraved?
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Does anyone know the thickness of the acrylic panels on this rack? 8mm? 10mm? 12mm?
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