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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/12 16:58:08
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Not a bad looking case,if microcenter gets some I would like to see it in person before buying.
Amen brother, Ive looked @ many online and thought I liked them until seeing them up close and personal. I actually had to buy a Cooler Master 840 just to have room for my Cooler Master V-8 to fit. Still waiting to Hear about The X-99 Dark !! What Gives ?
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/12 21:25:10
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I really like this case but there is just one problem with it for me; no optical drive. I need just one optical drive for my Blu-Ray burner / HD-DVD player and I don't really want to give it up. Besides that, I want this case.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/12 23:41:20
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godzilla47
Not a bad looking case,if microcenter gets some I would like to see it in person before buying.
Amen brother, Ive looked @ many online and thought I liked them until seeing them up close and personal. I actually had to buy a Cooler Master 840 just to have room for my Cooler Master V-8 to fit. Still waiting to He
1ar about The X-99 Dark !! What Gives ?
X99 dark might come out with broadwell-e? I would love to get x99 with things like usb-c and a custom pin for cpu but looks like will have to wait.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 04:36:27
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I really like this case but there is just one problem with it for me; no optical drive. I need just one optical drive for my Blu-Ray burner / HD-DVD player and I don't really want to give it up. Besides that, I want this case.
USB drives. You have the drive you want/need, and a nice case :-)
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 09:46:24
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Any clue on release date?
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 12:23:25
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ManBearPig
I really like this case but there is just one problem with it for me; no optical drive. I need just one optical drive for my Blu-Ray burner / HD-DVD player and I don't really want to give it up. Besides that, I want this case.
USB drives. You have the drive you want/need, and a nice case :-)
But then I have to buy a new external drive just for the case. And then that also means that I have to find a place to put the drive outside of the case. I have never liked external dives at all; I want everything of my computer to fit in my case. If I have a humongous case like my HAF-X or this new case, I expect everything to fit into it. Sorry, but buying an external drive for a huge case that has plenty of room just seems silly to me and unnecessary. Edit: just went looking and couldn't find an external Blu-ray burner / HD DVD player. So I actually would not have the drive I want/need, I would have to down grade.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 13:54:33
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I really like this case but there is just one problem with it for me; no optical drive. I need just one optical drive for my Blu-Ray burner / HD-DVD player and I don't really want to give it up. Besides that, I want this case.
USB drives. You have the drive you want/need, and a nice case :-)
External optical drives costs more. No reason at all for a full tower case not to have a 5.25 bay. Lots of people still use optical drive. With anti consumer copyright laws, people are not allowed to rip bluray or dvds movies to digital form. I see optical drives being around for many years to come. If people buy evga 9800Ti VR edition, they won't be able to use the USB bay (5.25) in EVGA upcoming full tower case. That makes buying evga VR edition graphics cards pointless. I think evga made a mistake by not adding optional 5.25 bay.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 15:33:09
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If people buy evga 9800Ti VR edition, they won't be able to use the USB bay (5.25) in EVGA upcoming full tower case. That makes buying evga VR edition graphics cards pointless. I think evga made a mistake by not adding optional 5.25 bay.
Good point. It's almost like shooting yourself in the foot.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 15:42:06
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If people buy evga 9800Ti VR edition, they won't be able to use the USB bay (5.25) in EVGA upcoming full tower case. That makes buying evga VR edition graphics cards pointless. I think evga made a mistake by not adding optional 5.25 bay.
Good point. It's almost like shooting yourself in the foot.
Eh seems ever since Shamoo(Forgot the correct spelling!) left EVGA for ASUS not a lot of wise choices have been made at EVGA.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 15:52:06
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Eh seems ever since Shamoo(Forgot the correct spelling!) left EVGA for ASUS not a lot of wise choices have been made at EVGA.
It's not hard to tell that something changed and it wasn't for the better.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 16:42:38
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If people buy evga 9800Ti VR edition, they won't be able to use the USB bay (5.25) in EVGA upcoming full tower case. That makes buying evga VR edition graphics cards pointless. I think evga made a mistake by not adding optional 5.25 bay.
Good point. It's almost like shooting yourself in the foot.
Eh seems ever since Shamoo(Forgot the correct spelling!) left EVGA for ASUS not a lot of wise choices have been made at EVGA.
I think people forget that both of these products are concept and not in production yet. the VR does have 4 usb ports for powering a VR headset which evga acknowledged already, and the tower was said to not be final. As far as we know the case could have a VR panel built into it already, and that could be their ace up their sleeve. I doubt they are going to leak every detail of their case so someone like thermaltake can steal their idea and manufacture it before evga does.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/13 17:48:59
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I think people forget that both of these products are concept and not in production yet. I doubt they are going to leak every detail of their case so someone like thermaltake can steal their idea and manufacture it before evga does.
They still need to add in one spot for an optical drive before I buy it though. And I don't see any reason why they would have hid it for secrecy. Having it down at the bottom of the side by the fan controller would be a good place to put it. That way it doesn't interfere with the three 120mm fans in the front if you want to add the other 360mm radiator. They could even place it on the back, I don't care where one gets put, I just need one.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 03:00:43
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Hopefully EVGA will listen to everyone's concerns and add the 5.25 bay along with one or two more goodies to the production model.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 06:38:45
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not chip, but chips.
has two DACs, one for each channel. ( the two giant microchip looking thing between the capacitors).
I hope they use the AKM DAC
the main audio chip, the little small ones look like op amps to me. Jacob said the product shown at CES isn't the final product. Q2-Q3 is when we might see it released. I emailed jacob for more information but no reply back yet.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 06:50:53
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I think people forget that both of these products are concept and not in production yet. the VR does have 4 usb ports for powering a VR headset which evga acknowledged already, and the tower was said to not be final. As far as we know the case could have a VR panel built into it already, and that could be their ace up their sleeve. I doubt they are going to leak every detail of their case so someone like thermaltake can steal their idea and manufacture it before evga does.
Where did EVGA acknowledge that the VR USB bay will have 4 USB ports. It doesn't look like a concept accessory to me. EVGA should reach out to tech sites that wrote article about it to give them an update.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 06:54:13
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seth89
not chip, but chips.
has two DACs, one for each channel. ( the two giant microchip looking thing between the capacitors).
I hope they use the AKM DAC
the main audio chip, the little small ones look like op amps to me. Jacob said the product shown at CES isn't the final product. Q2-Q3 is when we might see it released.
I emailed jacob for more information but no reply back yet.
Yup, I stated the same thing twice. They look like op amps. The DAC stuff should be handled under that shielded cover, in my opinion. As I also stated a couple times, it is interesting that those two chips are socketed and appear to be user replaceable depending on user preference. The audio"fool" types should like that.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 07:02:51
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Even single graphic card with Hybrid cooling and EVGA AIO CPU cooler will look nice in this case. This picture show... below place for sound card.  Only need 2-3 EVGA zip ties for tubes...
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 16:31:11
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EVGA has my attention with that new case but it's a bit useless for the amount of radiator/fan support. Funny they're showing off 4 GPUs & a CPU off a single 360mm rad which is a bit of a joke. It looks like it supports a 2nd 360mm rad which is then adequate but then what are you left with? 1-2 intake or exhaust fans? I think to save this case they need to make it a bit wider (like a cube case) and put 9 fans on the back panel for intake or exhaust.
The radiator size limitations are the only negative I really see here. 2x360 is small and some of us love a bit of overkill! I'd love to see this with room for 2x480 or even 2x420 and a 360.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 20:49:03
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My only advice to evga about the case, ditch the word Gaming on it. Just have EVGA on it.
Or make that part so it can be removed and sell us many different colors, text, designs, etc. for it. Sounds like some of this still has some time before it comes out but wow, I can see buying a lot of this. Especially LOVE the case so far. Can't wait.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/14 23:28:22
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EVGA has my attention with that new case but it's a bit useless for the amount of radiator/fan support. Funny they're showing off 4 GPUs & a CPU off a single 360mm rad which is a bit of a joke. It looks like it supports a 2nd 360mm rad which is then adequate but then what are you left with? 1-2 intake or exhaust fans? I think to save this case they need to make it a bit wider (like a cube case) and put 9 fans on the back panel for intake or exhaust.
The radiator size limitations are the only negative I really see here. 2x360 is small and some of us love a bit of overkill! I'd love to see this with room for 2x480 or even 2x420 and a 360.
2x360 is more than enough for any standard enthusiast computer you might build. And power demands keep dropping year after year. Maybe if you had a dual CPU server board with chipset water blocks and quad SLI or something... But then you would want a bigger case anyway. It seems to me that those are two different markets and that this computer case is plenty adequte for the market it is designed for.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/15 20:40:43
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The radiator size limitations are the only negative I really see here. 2x360 is small and some of us love a bit of overkill! I'd love to see this with room for 2x480 or even 2x420 and a 360.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/15 21:08:51
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The radiator size limitations are the only negative I really see here. 2x360 is small and some of us love a bit of overkill! I'd love to see this with room for 2x480 or even 2x420 and a 360.
As someone with 4x480mm and 1 360mm, with two loops, I can comfortably say that this case will have more than enough unless you are running quad sli, and then it may be a little less than desired. For standard systems, 2x360 works the same as "overkill" :-)
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/16 00:02:06
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Oh just stab me and put me out of my misery ! Between this case and waiting For the X-99 Dark my build will never develop into reality.
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2016/01/16 01:33:38
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Reminds me of a Silverstone TJ07.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/18 15:25:25
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Not a bad looking case,if microcenter gets some I would like to see it in person before buying.
+1 Me too !
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/18 18:47:05
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Looks bloated and too fancy pants. How about we see a high quality clean sleek for us "AIR" old schoolers. Guess that would be too simple, guess simple and clean isnt "less hassle enough!" doesnt sell these days.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/18 19:22:35
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Looks bloated and too fancy pants. How about we see a high quality clean sleek for us "AIR" old schoolers. Guess that would be too simple, guess simple and clean isnt "less hassle enough!" doesnt sell these days.
Dont think evga is marketing this toward "air cooled" users. There is alot of emphasis on water cooling and how the case works with their new aio coolers. Evga been putting alot of focus on their hybrid coolers and they are very popular. They see a opportunity to expand on that and offer a dedicated case.
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Re: EVGA's first full-sized PC case was designed to eradicate gamer hassles
2016/01/18 21:11:55
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It would also be nice if the two 120mm exhaust fans on the back could also mount a 240mm radiator. I wouldn't need more than two 360mm rads, but for those that think it's not enough.
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