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To preface my suggestions, I'm mostly focused on the legacy cases, most of which were pretty massive but had lots of flexibility to work...

Remember when PCs needed a second PSU to power GPUs? There were even 5.25 bay mini-PSUs just dedicated to adding extra power for the...

And Austria, where most of the key components that go to the Netherlands for use in those precision fabrication hardware comes from...

That's how Nabisco tries to combat any non-Nabisco product from being sold, deliberately over-supplying more cookies and crackers and...

Part of AMD's strength is also their weakness; they're on record stating that in order to rapidly innovate in CPUs, they do run two...

I feel like an old man saying this, but I still use my old Zune as a music and video player (although the video is more for listening to...

Those stator vanes are definitely nothing special as a design feature; it's been a common inclusion on server-grade fans as a way to...

To list a few things off the top of my head: They were the makers of some of the first, truly modular cases available. Back then it was...

Old CaseLabs had a business-focused side too (forget if it was corporate, industrial, commercial, or enterprise), with the boutique side...

The commercial/enterprise sector makes use of daughter boards that can add additional ports or features, and I see no reason why...

Now would be a good time as any for AMD to leverage their Xilinx acquisition and show up as another player in the networking space...

Peltiers were fun to play with but pretty inefficient, although there has been ongoing refinement of the technology for use in...

It's related to the transmit power and interference on the 6 GHz band from what I know. I can't find anything specific that mentions it...

I wouldn't mind see-through side panels if they were like older late 00s-10s cases, acrylic with fan mount options (which would...

Just nitpicking here, but "absorb" is the wrong word. Aluminum isn't that good at absorbing heat, it's good at conducing it. Which is...