That's not a bad looking option as long as the mini graphics card is standard form factor other than being shorter than normal to allow reasonable bi-yearly upgrades.
I'm not sure about the decision to go with an external power brick. It's probably going to be a 300-400W model is is going to be big and chunky, and I think I'd've preferred an SFX PSU tucked away inside somewhere even if the external AC plug lead to a short internal AC cable instead of directly to the PSU.
As much as I love Transformers, I just can't stand that style in anything that is not an actual spaceship or robot, so even if it's technically impressive, it's a big NOPE for me.
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DanNeely - Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - link
That's not a bad looking option as long as the mini graphics card is standard form factor other than being shorter than normal to allow reasonable bi-yearly upgrades.I'm not sure about the decision to go with an external power brick. It's probably going to be a 300-400W model is is going to be big and chunky, and I think I'd've preferred an SFX PSU tucked away inside somewhere even if the external AC plug lead to a short internal AC cable instead of directly to the PSU.
eurico - Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - link
As much as I love Transformers, I just can't stand that style in anything that is not an actual spaceship or robot, so even if it's technically impressive, it's a big NOPE for me.EnzoFX - Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - link
Doesn't that look like the bitfenix logo?I'm all for mineaturizing today's monster parts, in a practical way, keeping customizability.