Mar 7 2009Sleek Computer Case Designed By BMW

first?

Yes.

This thing looks pretty damn sweet.

Go Mavs.

Am I the only one that thinks BMW should stick to making cars?

That case looks awful...

Woot four anyone wanna fck with me plz respond

hi nick. I want to.

The GW forgot "when" in "Call me back it has wheels and an all-leather interior"... Anyone else catch that?

That's UGLY!!!!
Saying UGLIE i mean it's almost like
"i'd better go watch 2girls1cup one more time than having this around my desk"

"What a brilliant idea"
Ya, cause actually directing the airflow over the components so they they wouldn't over heat and fail was ghey anyway.

FAKE!!!!

This is a complete photoshop job. You can tell its a fake because the shadow's are all wrong.

This is exactly like that scene in the movie Never Back Down where Max was going to buy a new BMW but the car he bought had no wheels. He then realised it was a computer.

Where do the wires go? :)

Another worthless piece of crap.
It's oogleh...
Pew pew it to its grave!

Haha... Even the photoshoppery isn't doing any good to the product.
Fabulous, ain't it?

Damn. I'm never first. I thought I was, But I wasn't.

@10: The wires go behind the motherboard in that tall, thin PS2 looking bit. The latest full towers and some mid-towers now all provide a "false wall" behind the motherboard that extend all the way to the hard drive bays to hide your wires.

Actually I think this brings up some excellent concepts if you can ignore the Tron-esque design:

1) Completely separating the hard drives and 5.25" bays from the rest of the computer. Makes sense, removes a minor source of heat and noise, makes it more accessible and you can passively soundproof and cool it without worrying about other parts of the computer.

2) Isolate the biggest sources of heat and noise i.e. mobo, graphics card and possibly CPU fan/heatsink. Again, makes sense to focus the fans on the parts that need the cooling. I'd personally take advantage of the design to add passive sound absorption material and directed air-vents with dust filters.

3) The PSU can be totally separate, isolating another source of heat and (fan) noise. It used to be used as an extra fan to draw heat out, but it just isn't necessary. Being external might encourage some fancy PSUs with LCD displays for power management.

Haha, you play a Paladin.

NOOB CLASS!

I'd hit it.

I want this!

Boop Beep! Smart minimalism,it cuts the costs! Blip Blop!

No respectful techie would buy such a thing.

Opps - I meant no respectable techie would buy such a thing.

even saying this was real, where are the fans or where is the exposure of parts to coold air, this thing can be dangerous if the parts explode

Way to go, this thing will sure impress all the chicks you take down into your mom's basement.

This really does look like crap. They need to show all the goodies inside.

isnt there a good chance... that overclocking it, or just over use would make the components, untouchable??

Looks like too many places for dust to collect to me...

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Why can't anyone come up with a sexy small form factor system? I want something small, sexy, and elegant.

Maybe I'll dress up one of those hot little wizard of oz imps and take her out on the town in the meantime.

Great idea to have all the PC parts exposed. That'll take care of all those accidental spill issues.

Stick to making cars? Dude, BMW makes a TON of stuff. They're best known for cars, but uh, motorcycles, *airplanes*... they know what they're doing. I'd pick this up in a heartbeat - looks sharp and would definitely cool nicely.