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[Solifuge]

My case is boxy, plain, and made of aluminum. It cost me less than a meal at a fast food place. In a shocking turn of events, the lack of shiny LEDs and beveled corners hasn't actually affected its performance at all. :3

[Rose]

Hey, looks are pretty important too, sometimes.

[Solifuge]

(I am secretly very jealous of shiny computer towers with glowing fans. This jealousy has made me a titanic grump.)

[Bauglir]

It was the cheapest thing Dell had at the time when I was saddled with $500 in Dell gift cards, so nyeh

[alway]

My case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eStwwZFlOoQ
It's one of the biggest out there, weighs around 25 pounds on its own, and has several fans the size of dinnerplates. 3x 230mm fans, 1x 140mm fan. So much airflow, and really quiet since the fans are massive and thus run at low RPMs. Cable management is so easy; with both the ability to run them behind the mobo and the massive size of the case meaning you don't even have to. 6 hard drive bays, 6 front panel bays...

Never buy this case if you want your desktop to be even remotely relocatable. The entire massive thing is metal, and with its 25 pounds plus another 25 pounds of internal components, it's really not going anywhere without a fight. But really, when your case has the name THOR, a name which is also engraved in LEDs on the front, you can't really expect anything else.

_{This is what happens when you spend way too much on a case.}

[acetech09]

I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I don't use rediculous fans like that and even under overclocked i7 systems at 100% load, my case temp exhaust never gets over about 27 degrees. I most of the turn all the fans down to low, and then the exhaust sometimes gets up to 30.

What are you guys doing that heats up your systems so much?

[miauw62]

My case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eStwwZFlOoQ
It's one of the biggest out there, weighs around 25 pounds on its own, and has several fans the size of dinnerplates. 3x 230mm fans, 1x 140mm fan. So much airflow, and really quiet since the fans are massive and thus run at low RPMs. Cable management is so easy; with both the ability to run them behind the mobo and the massive size of the case meaning you don't even have to. 6 hard drive bays, 6 front panel bays...

Never buy this case if you want your desktop to be even remotely relocatable. The entire massive thing is metal, and with its 25 pounds plus another 25 pounds of internal components, it's really not going anywhere without a fight. But really, when your case has the name THOR, a name which is also engraved in LEDs on the front, you can't really expect anything else.

_{This is what happens when you spend way too much on a case.}

You basically bought your computer parts their own room.

[Nospherat]

Wow guys, it's been so long, haven't seen you since the last year.
Aaaanyways.
I think I'll call this one...

Spoiler: When board gaming sessions go wrong. (click to show/hide)

[Descan]

right*

[scrdest]

Wow guys, it's been so long, haven't seen you since the last year.
Aaaanyways.
I think I'll call this one...

Spoiler: When board gaming sessions go wrong. (click to show/hide)

Why are you cosplaying HL2?

[Mr Space Cat]

PTW, don't mind me.

[Urist McScoopbeard]

God, it's like some horribly realistic version of romantically apocalyptic!

[Siquo]

God, it's like some horribly realistic version of romantically apocalyptic!

Just needs a red heart on his flask and he's done.

[Kadzar]

During our New Year's vacation my siblings and I had a dollar store gift exchange between us. These are the items I won:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

And this is what I did with them:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[Iceblaster]

Wow guys, it's been so long, haven't seen you since the last year.
Aaaanyways.
I think I'll call this one...

Spoiler: When board gaming sessions go wrong. (click to show/hide)

Then they kissssed.