Hey that's pretty neat

Jan 19, 2016 7:45 AM

askmeboutmywiener

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Look at all the breakable pieces!

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case ends up being more expensive than the computer.

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Is this In Win?

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TAgged as Mature

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Yo how's your wiener? Welp. I did it. Now what?

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@OP I sang your username in my hotdog suit.

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hey, thats pretty good!

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"Mom I want a transformer for Christmas!. Oh and a new computer!"

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Meh. I will save the money and just pop the screws out and take the side of the case off.

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How's your wiener?

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That thing's ready to torture the sh!t out of Han

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Looks like Megatron's dick is moving to attack mode.

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HEY, THAT'S PRETTY GOOD https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vjUqUVrXclE/maxresdefault.jpg

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Credit goes to @DaveNI. Also, for those asking about my wiener, you'd know if you were a BKE at South Harmon Institute of Technology.

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But can it help this settlement I heard about that needs us?

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Though looks like it wouldn't have very good airflow and the amount of dust that would accumulate would be a nightmare

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I don't know how that would be practical at all... but it looks damn cool.

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Replacing a graphics card or upgrading the hard drive, stuff like that

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i mean for cooling purposes...and being batman...look no further?

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Unless you change hardware daily, I see no reason other than IT'S DOPE.

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Wow OP, not even tagging this as porn

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That's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for him!

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Would someone think of the YOUNGLINGS!!!

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Definitely computer/tech porn.

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Triggered

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Why is IOS a tag

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It's all fine and dandy until your PC gets accidentally entered into Robot Wars.

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A PC case to surpass Metal Gear

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It's finally happening

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It makes it easier to get your files out of the computer.

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this needs more upvotes

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On it

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Wait, they're In the Computer!

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or moths

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It started out innocently enough. Someone mechanized a computer to show off at a trade show, the next thing we knew it killed John Connor.

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"call to john.." " no! " "...call to john now! " ... "NOOO!!!"

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Easy fix if you have nitroglycerin on hand. And lots of it

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Is it de-fluffing itself?

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this is real but it costs $3000. and there's only going to be about 50 or 100 units.

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Take my fucking money !!

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Not gonna lie, I thought it was going to turn into a mini sentry gun

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Worth it, considering how much of a pain it is dig into the machine and dig through parts.

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It is like cars that bounce for PCs

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Why must such awesome and functional tech cost so much.

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it's hand made, that's why.

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it's hand made, that's why.

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Weve still got china for that stuff.

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it's made in taiwan.

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So were many other things once upon a time.

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Its production, however, is potential for future such productions, perhaps with parts operated manually.

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Also will be obsolete in 6 months

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it's a PC case, it'd only be obsolete if the entire computer industry moves away from ATX.

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I can already see the appeal of being able to easily interchange parts.

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Where would one even go to buy it

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in-win. they're a case manufacturer

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*Why

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Some people make designer buids (yes this is a thing) and In-Win has some very nice, very fancy, and very expensive options.

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* there are

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SUCK MY UNIT!

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Sorry, i got the disease where i randoTITTYBANGERS!

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Just wanted to clarify: the case costs 3000 dollars. The insides are extra.

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Who cares take my money

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I was about to say....

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Right? My gaming pc cost $2000+, and I only have it cause my ex gave it to me when he built a new one for $3000+.

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bet is s shit spec but looks nice, like everything HP.

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...In what was does HP have control over what GPU and CPU etc you decide to use?

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I thought it was an entire pc, plus have you bought anything from hp? like a pre built computer? that i thought this was.

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nope just the chassis, it's made to be a show piece, and they only done a limited production run because people wanted it.

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No, a prebuilt pc from anywhere on the planet except a close friend will always be a waste of money.

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unless it's a place like NCIX which you can pick the parts and pay them $50 for build it for you.

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you only get the case. no hardware.

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wot. for 3 grand? Id rather get 3 grands worth of pc components and pack it inside a toy box with holes in.

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$3000??? That's how much a used car would cost.

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Seriously. We just recently got a new *van* for *less* than that.

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Found the non PC gamer

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Seems like its either hydraulic or motorized. Those have been around for decades. You can buy an above average 3d printer for $1,200

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I know component value of the PC itself, but the case? It's fancy, but even if it's custom built, the materials shouldn't exceed $1000.

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The manufacture hand builds the most of their cases.

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If I had the tools, I can hand build that for less. It basically just opens and tilt. Not that hard to do with $200 worth of materials.

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There are robots that has 3d movement which makes it more complicated for the manufacturer, but it's only the cost half the case.

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less

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And its useless feature.

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I mean...it at least cools it off?

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Well, it does appear to give slightly easier access to components but $3k is pretty steep for that.

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As opposed to the led lighting that plays an essential role in most gaming pcs? (Mine included)

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I've been building my own gaming PCs since the early 2000s and I've yet to put in a decorative LED anywhere.

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Guessing you don't use windowed cases?

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Why the hell would I use a windowed case?

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Just custom build with a normal case, why waste money on useless features. And yes, custom is cheaper, unless it's store discount on the rig

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Honestly at that price point it's not about cost, it's about showing off. Which this case succeeds at.

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My dad bought a Gateway 2000 w a 90mhz Pentium and 1gb hard drive (with 17" monitor) in 1994 for $3500.

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I bought 16mb of RAM in 1993 for $700.

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My dad bought a 19" crt in 99 for 4000€ or something ludacris like that

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my dad went to buy a pack of cigarettes in 98 and hasnt come back

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Brutal

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black?

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asian. just making a joke. if i was going for racial accuracy, i'd've said he went to the store for some dog :)

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too soon

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Went to college in '98, got a custom-made top of the line desktop from Staples. Something like 4gig HD, 8mg RAM, maybe 1.3mhz AMD. $3000.

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Today, I have 3 phones on my desk that I don't use, with at least 4gig RAM, 1.4ghz processors, and 16gig memory. Each.

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I need them

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Megagigs.

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I think he meant milligrams

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milligig

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That actually look super handy if you want to do maintenance work, swap out a part, something like that.

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Isn't that what it's intended for?

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Of which, you will have to do a lot of, because that case ain't keeping any dust out.

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I like the one concealed in the desk better, it seems much more convenient.

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You're kidding, right? The folded out sides prevent you from getting in nice and close.

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The case isn't really out of the way enough to make the space comfortable to work with though.

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Until you need to do maintenance for the part that opens and lifts if out

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That'd be a pain in the ass

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Until you need to swap some RAM and the pressure needed to put the RAM in knocks the case over.

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But for $10000

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its actually bout tree fiddy

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Closer to $3000 actually. The manufacturer just released a new case for $1500 though. Them is bargain prices!

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Pretty sure it only does this when the computer is powered on... you can't do anything while it's on.

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You can........ open it, THEN shut it down............??.?..??

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And then when it loses power and closes by itself?

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Or just fucking unscrew the side as any normal person would do.

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Right?

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iPhone did everything windows mobile did. This is convenient and elegant. If there price drops to $200 it could be super popular. Just enjoy

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Mine pops off thanks to a switch at the back. It's kinda lovely.

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Or leave the side panel off for so long that you don't know where it is anymore.

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Not so good for cooling.

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Maybe it matters more in better-designed cases but, with mine, the side panel being off or on makes a negligible difference in temps.

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Do you want dust in your computer? Because that's how you get dust in your computer

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Precisely this. Cat fur gets sucked into my computer anyways, so might as well have the side panel off so I can clean it easily.

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Install filters at intake fans, put cover plate back on. Your computer will suck in less dust and hair and also keep cooler.

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Yes. I've done maintenance on large numbers of PCs professionally; nothing beats taking the side panel off and laying the box on a table.

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Ah yes, I do enjoy laying the box on the table. Better leverage.

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Lots of stability when it's on its side. Easy to work with.

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You know, after being on this site for so long, I really appreciate people using its and it's correctly. Thank you.

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your welcome.

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