Test Station for hardware reviews
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| Owner: | W1zzard Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | Aug 28, 2005 |
| Last Update: | Jul 8, 2009 05:07 |
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| Rating: | Excellent (5.9) 7 votes total |
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I was getting tired of stuff lying everywhere when reviewing products, so I decided to build my own tech station. Total cost is about $35 for the metal frame. The motherboard tray is salvaged from an old ATX case @ the electronics dump. The plexi sheet on top is removable for easier access to the PSU cables.
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Post your commentThats a good idea, nice job on the building of it. :D
-Dan
-Dan
It's made for function, not style, and it serves its purpose. I like it.
I'm proud of him for having a LanParty in it when he took the pics... :D
-Dan
-Dan
wow nice rig (rig) ya got there ;)
lol is that the golden orb 2 lmao why havent you thrown that thing away doesnt it cool like crap?
lol is that the golden orb 2 lmao why havent you thrown that thing away doesnt it cool like crap?
by: sean478it cools good enough for no-overclocking and is very quiet.
wow nice rig (rig) ya got there ;)
lol is that the golden orb 2 lmao why havent you thrown that thing away doesnt it cool like crap?
its big weight make it easy to "install" .. just put it on top of cpu without screwing down :)
it's reminds me of aquarium..blah blah blah blahhh...
:D i like the style very nice due t the fact i install hardware once a week i guess i hav eto build a new case :S
Simple, cost efficient ... does the job it was intended to do .... hmmmm cheater :P
need to make one of those myself.... :)
need to make one of those myself.... :)
I voted 2/10 because:
Test stations don't count. There used for temporary troubleshooting methods and not for 24/7 use.
Test stations don't count. There used for temporary troubleshooting methods and not for 24/7 use.
