My last one was the Tt Tsunami Dream tower, a BEAUTIFUL and classy case but it's discontinued so I have to look elsewhere now.
I have good experience with Tt and so I decided to get the Level 10 case for this build. Sure does look racy, doesn't it?
But there are two things I don't like about the Level 10:
- The front panel Sata connections are 4x USB 2. But new boards have USB 3. USB 3 didn't exist when I built my last one so I don't know what's involved. So how complicated would it be to change those front ports from USB 2 to USB 3?
- There is no side window on the Level 10 and I love to see inside my rig and show it off to people. So I will have to cut a hole on that Mobo box and install a window. What kind of glass material should I use for a clear window?
- Well, there are really 3 things I don't like about that case: in spite of the huge size of that case, there is no room for an extended ATX mobo. Any suggestions on how that could be worked around? I think I'll have to deal with a regular ATX mobo.
As far as the window you can use 1/8" acrylic. It comes in many colors, its readily avaiable from hardware stores and is easy to work with. You can also do things like this.
Yeah and in metric 3mm is standard. It's approximately the same. If you want small portions it's pretty cheap $20-40 at most hardware stores. If you want to buy bulk go to a Plastics manufacturer. As an example: Yes this is a direct quote, it sounds dumb and it is, but it's just the way the world works.
2400mm * 1200mm sheet. That's 6' * 3'. Now lets say I want to make 32 sheets out of that at 300*300mm each.
1x 2400*1200mm 3mm sheet = $93.00
Now if they cut it up for me:
32x 300*300mm 3mm sheet = $25 each. That's 32 sheets * $25 = $800.
Go figure... Cutting acrylic is simple with a guide and jigsaw.
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