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**GNEP** · 30 November 2002, 17:11

Actually looks quite interesting - depending on cost of course

Potentially it could offer quite a few benefits along the lines of getting bits in and out, and airflow inside the case. Would have to see one in action first though.

Plus, having the cable ports on the side of the case makes some sense for certain desk layouts as well.

**Greebe** · 30 November 2002, 18:03

you put your PC on the desk?!

LOL if I did that with my PXPXP system, it would be nearly 2 meters high (it wouldn't fit, but the thought of that...

**ZokesPro** · 30 November 2002, 23:03

Hmm, with that "tower" you can now put it right against the wall without blocking any blow holes or ruining any wires.

I like the way it opens, seems very easy to work with and it looks like something you'd see at IKEA.

It's new and innovative. I kinda like it!

**Dr Mordrid** · 30 November 2002, 23:08

Looks like an Art Deco toaster oven to me. Add some appropriate neon & get one of the bright or silver color schemes and it would be right at home in a Dick Tracy movie or on South Beach

Dr. Mordrid

**High_Jumbllama** · 30 November 2002, 23:41

It looks like a dream to work with on the inside. The back folds down and one can easilly place even external drives into their bays from the back or front.

**Technoid** · 1 December 2002, 03:58

I have seen uglier.....

Looks kind of nice but not verry eazy to place.....

Probably to **** expensive

but look at this:

This is uggly

**DentyCracker** · 1 December 2002, 05:26

That Dog Case is well ... FUGLY as feck

**rugger** · 1 December 2002, 08:42

Did that doggie case fall out of the 70's,

yuck, phh, phh!!!

**rugger** · 1 December 2002, 08:48

That Tee-case, while not being the most asthetic computer around, looks like it would be a dream to work on (compared to regular comptuers)

The things I particularly like about this case

1) The drives are easy to mount. I cannot stress enough how cool that is!
2) The card and motherboard I/O plugs are on the side, rather than the back of the computer. It would be easy to plug/remove all the junk that plugs into my computer.
3) The fans exist at the perfect location to drag hot air out of the case.

If it doesn't cost too much, I will seriously consider one of these cases.

**WyWyWyWy** · 1 December 2002, 09:14

I bought the I-Tee case for my friend from ebuyer, and I can conclude that it is absolutely dog's blks.

1. The PSU is not a standard one, you cannot replace it with an Enermax or whatever. I don't know why but it is very hot, and that at the bottom of the case too!!! So hot air is like filling in the whole case... and althought it is rated 400w, the voltage varies quite a lot with about 300w load.

2. I hate this the most. When I first install all hardware I booted it up to see what the temp is like in BIOS, and I found that the Athlon was like 68C and rising. Later on I found that the IDE cable is stuck on the CPU fan so it can't move at all! Dangerous.

3. No front intake fans, and no space to install, its gonna kill some HDD.

4. two 60x60x10mm outtake fans only

Doubt its even 15CFM...

5. The drive bay covers are VERY loose.

6. They say it is made of Aluminium but I don't think it is, quite heavy. While the out side might be Aluminium, the inside is definitely steel.

7. FALSE/FAKE PRADA BAG!!!!!!!!!

See? It ain't good

The only good thing about this case is screwless drives installation, and nothing else. Actually this might not be too good afterall since you can't install baybus, 20x2 LCD, 5.25 bay fans... etc.

**Technoid** · 1 December 2002, 10:21

Why am I'm not surpriced

I hate nonstandard PSU's

**GNEP** · 1 December 2002, 10:25

Shame

**High_Jumbllama** · 1 December 2002, 15:55

Sniif. . .

**Jon P. Inghram** · 1 December 2002, 16:44

Still sounds like a good idea, just poorly implemented.

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