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@tidybowl: For the CPU and GPU, at the very least, because passive air cooling is nowhere enough to chill them. But, other than those two, there wouldn't be a need for any more unless the environment it's in has relatively high temperature and very low ventilation.
@enomosiki: *shakes head while pointing* There is a fan not too easy to miss. Sometimes I wonder if people actually look at the pictures and read the articles here or just comment like blind fools.
@eagles3: @enomosiki: There's two fans actually. You can see the grill for the power supply unit, which appears to be goldish. So there is/are two fans on this unit, as shown.
@Andrew Kim: Uh, why would they include the fan if it didn't need it? Chips don't come with heatsyncs and fans built into them. Well, except a Pentium 2, that had a built in heat sync, but no fan.
@iBito: Well at that point you might as well just buy some stock plexiglass and a router and interpret the concept how ever you want, I don't really see the point in "customizing" something that is barely there in the first place, just go whole-hog DIY...
Do do find the concept intriguing though, not that I haven't seen similar things before...
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**ahem**
this will get so dusty.
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also that would possibly be bad for the cat
And my cat only has three legs, he needs the rest of him to stay intact...
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Other than that, I wouldn't mind showing that off ;)
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Do do find the concept intriguing though, not that I haven't seen similar things before...
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Last I checked, ATX is standard size. Generally only server boards are extended ATX...
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