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Come on LG, 34" curved 21:9 ultrawide OLEDs for < 1K

i'll settle for 34" 21:9 curved OLED for $1K lol. but i dont see it happening in 2016

anyone using curved monitor for coding or excel want to share their experiences ?

I know my point was, This case is too awesome to be stuck with a barely known site. Its refreshingly innovative and well made. Kickstarter is good way not just sell but widely publicize a case outside a noname thread on [H]

what a stunning case.. any chance of a kickstarter ?

considering they've managed to cool a 15w i7 ulv along with battery and ports in a 8.4 mm chassis. surely they could have managed a 25W quad with all the space available to them considering its a bigger chassis and not crammed with batteries and ports

Meh, Instead of getting 960M + 25W quad - Core i5-6442HQ. We get a ulv and 1gb dGPU?

time for the mod to clean / split this thread up and make it an osmi thread

can the mod rename this thread to indicate osmi case ?

ddint know about this. That is one awesome case.The space utilization is near perfect.

how is it for pure programming / productivity (data analysis) scenarios ?

there is lot a of workstations that require all the ram slots they can get. anyway from mainstream sake why not a matx board ? 4 slots of memory is good enough even for prosumer / workstation stuff

huh c3 doesnt support full atx

only 2 memory slots :( otherwise loving the form factor

I liked U3 for its short depth and near itx size case that supported an matx motherboard. U3 looks better than C3 imo hopefully they wont discontinue U3 for this. not sure C3 has any major thermal benefits compared to U3.

matx case at 7.5l would be quite unique. its so simple i'm surprised no ones tried this before. cant wait for the final renders.

1. Like the first one (atx), short depth steambox style casecase that'll just right on av rack. 2 - CPu and GPU that close over each other will cause inevitable heat issues and there are no good heatsinks with such low depths 3. whats the depth ? wondering where the hdds and ssds go in...

love the atx/matx idea. that is probably the most compact and portable atx case ever.

that is one neat looking case.

great design.... but little too deep imo. with these dimensions (330 x 80 x 334m) I wonder if matx boards can fit for 2 more memory slots + X99 compatibility :/

i wish they had a daughterboard for 4 ram slots instead of just 2 :/

cant see the design.. images dont load for me :( but if this is based on s3 mini ... you areon the right track lol

Any chance of cleaner front or a version without the optical drive? Impressive case .. Considering this can fit even an eatx board.

stunning work. This would be perfect for compact X99 workstation build.

anyword on power cover ?

ECC wouldn't obviously be enabled but it works.

ddr4 is still a year and half away. 16gb ecc single module have been out for a while now and is compatible with Z/H87 boards The only news here is that 16gb sodimms .

wow, looks like an alien artifact

very creative build. it seems straight out of a scifi movie lol

think should have been in 1U formfactor, instead of SFX, It could have enabled interesting formfactors

Zalman Unveils CNPS2X Ultra-Compact CPU Cooler source: http://www.techpowerup.com/187013/zalman-unveils-cnps2x-ultra-compact-cpu-cooler.html thats a tall claim but more low profile coolers the merrier ;)

i wonder if it can support ATX motherboards considering the width of 19"

why not?

you gotta give it apple. this is stunning design.. hopefully we'll see similar pc cases

Streacom DB4 is the most interesting take on SFF case in Computex so far http://www.fanlesstech.com/2013/06/streacom-db4-specs-exclusive.html

lack of CIR support in Asrock board is such a bummer :/

so when are the next set of batches being started?

waiting to see if ASROCK gets their waterproof mITX board with purity Sound and WIFI AC

wow, not only does the case look good but that was amazingly quick.. I'm glad i'm on the waiting list lol

very original...