I mean, it depends really, Both girls obviously care about the way they look, so I bet either would work out (though fake tanning isn't my thing..)rdx-fx wrote:
Style over Substance = Fail.
Good industrial design ties together the component pieces, while enhancing the function of the overall device, in an aesthetically appealing manner.
Let me put it another way;
Would you rather date a girl that spends 2 hours a day running, doing yoga/pilates, and working out
or a girl that spends 2 hours a day doing her makeup, fake tanning, and shopping for the latest trendy clothes.
/winarKuSTaV wrote:
http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/329/ub … yellow.jpg
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/9734/uberleetpc.jpg
These are better. More airflow too.
something like thisBeduin wrote:
Looks nice.
Inbuild cooling solution = win
I only just thought of this question till now, but, how exactly does the hard drive still operate?Beduin wrote:
something like thisBeduin wrote:
Looks nice.
Inbuild cooling solution = win
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDjMYGxvdfM
Hard drives are sealed. Liquid would not get inside and get over the platters. If dust were to get in your hard drive, that'd be it, dead right away.KuSTaV wrote:
I only just thought of this question till now, but, how exactly does the hard drive still operate?Beduin wrote:
something like thisBeduin wrote:
Looks nice.
Inbuild cooling solution = win
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDjMYGxvdfM
also, lol
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Not true, they have a single hole in them to allow the pressure to equalise. In oil cooled cases they hook up a tube to the hole and have it above the oil.Bertster7 wrote:
Hard drives are sealed. Liquid would not get inside and get over the platters. If dust were to get in your hard drive, that'd be it, dead right away.KuSTaV wrote:
I only just thought of this question till now, but, how exactly does the hard drive still operate?
also, lol
I like this level 10 case. Modular case design is very much outside the box thinking and could be outstandingly good, not to mention convenient.
All those going on about cable management - with modular casing done right, cable management would be a thing of the past.
The oil couldn't get in through that. If a dust particle can't get in there is no way oil could. Water, maybe, but not oil.ghettoperson wrote:
Not true, they have a single hole in them to allow the pressure to equalise. In oil cooled cases they hook up a tube to the hole and have it above the oil.Bertster7 wrote:
Hard drives are sealed. Liquid would not get inside and get over the platters. If dust were to get in your hard drive, that'd be it, dead right away.KuSTaV wrote:
I only just thought of this question till now, but, how exactly does the hard drive still operate?
also, lol
I like this level 10 case. Modular case design is very much outside the box thinking and could be outstandingly good, not to mention convenient.
All those going on about cable management - with modular casing done right, cable management would be a thing of the past.
Gamers. Not guitarists.Flecco wrote:
Fuckoff it's targeted at gamers. If it was they'd have done research and know that level 10 is for lamers.
Turn it up to 11.
Beduin wrote:
Looks nice.
Inbuild cooling solution = win
