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Thermaltake and BMW have introduced the Level 10 PC case at 2009 CeBIT exhibition. This futuristic-looking PC case is targeted especially at gamers. The case features an eye-catching design. It has a central pillar, with individual compartments hanging from it for the motherboard, PSU, optical drives, and hard drives. The Level 10 will be available in mid-October for $700. Read more
PC modder Zbysek has creatively built his Project MiniCooker PC, complete with blue LED “gas burners” that looks real. He built the entire system by hand, including welding together the metal chassis, creating custom plastic knobs, and fake burners out of acrylic. The Minicooker PC Oven Casemod features an Intel Pentium D820 3.5GHz CPU with the MSI 975X Platinum, a 2GB DDR2 Kingston 800MHz, and an nVidia EVGA 9600GT graphics card, a WD Caviar 80GB hard drive, and the Tagan Easycon 580W PSU. Video after the jump. Read more
If you want to keep your Intel Core i7 CPU chilled, then check out the new Thermaltake ProWater880i liquid cooling system that is able to move 500 liters of water per hour. It has a huge 24cm Motorsport Radiator installed at the back that is able to speed up the heat dissipation while a couple of efficient 12cm fans generate maximum air flow. The all-copper waterblock is industrial-grade sealed. [FarEastGizmos]
Corsair today rolled out the Obsidian Series 800D chassis at Computex. The 800D is a full tower chassis made form steel and coated with a matte black finish inside and out. The faceplate of the chassis is brushed aluminum and the case supports up to five 5.25-inch drives and six 3.5-inch drives total. The case is also large enough to support ATX, Extended ATX, or micro ATX mainboard. It comes with a cable management system to decrease cable clutter and allow for improved airflow. The entire chassis uses a tool-free design including the 5.25-inch drive bays. The Corsair Obsidian Series 800D chassis will be released in early July at an MSRP of $299. [SlashGear]
The Digital-CowBoy Acrylic Cowboy ACPC5 PC case is enough to hold ATX or Micro ATX motherboard, a power supply, and a HDD. This Acrylic PC Case is currently available in blue or white at GeekStuff4U for 13,900 Yen ($145). [Product Page]
Overclockers will be glad to know that Cooler Master has come up with the latest model in the HAF (High Airflow Flow) line, known as the HAF 922. This mid-tower PC case is able to hold up to seven fans, where three of them will support the 200mm fans for maximum airflow while maintaining a quiet environment. These 200mm fans are also swappable with smaller 120mm or 140mm fans. No info on pricing at this time. [FarEastGizmos]
Take a loot at this cool PC case mod from a Russian modder, Megalex. Dubbed as the Yellow Bulldozer PC, it comes with some old parts including an Asus P3B-F motherboard, an Intel PIII 700MHz CPU, 512MB RAM and a 500GB Seagate hard drive. Nowhere near as powerful as a real bulldozer but it’s definite kewlness! Read more
InWin’s Allure microATX Case (IW-Z612W/WOPS) is covered by 70 pieces of Swarovski crystals with a purple flower design made to attract women. The case comes with a tool free mechanical design which makes assembly seem effortless. The front panel flares up and slides effortlessly into the top of the chassis with a single touch. [InWin]
Modder Frenkie has designed this glow-in-the-dark case mod that features strips of circuit board and other extra bits to achieve its unique, scorpion-inspired look. Dubbed as Sting, the case features custom cut PCB boards pattern all over its body. [technabob]
BMW DesignworksUSA has showed off their latest thermaltake PC case at 2009 CEBIT exhibition. Dubbed as the Level 10, this futuristic-looking PC case is targeted especially at gamers. Unlike traditional PC case, all individual components of this computer are mounted in separate compartments and then attached to a central base. It’s definitely an eye-catching product! [Gizmodo]
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