$1000 for a computer case just a case!
 

This case has no fans to cool the cpu and other parts. It uses heat tubes to transfer heat to big heatsinks. I personally don't see how heatsinks alone can cool off a cpu. The heat tubes are still touching the cpu and heat dosen't move in one direction it floats all over the conductive material. People are buying so i guess it may work.

Here's the auction ebay

ebay

But it's a Zalman TNN-500A computer case!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah but looks to be about $300 worth of Zallman products on there.

600$ so far :helpme

Looks pretty badass.

And here I thought my buddy was crazy for paying $200 for a case. Sheesh.

sweet looking case, would never pay that much though for it.

I might have a problem signing a waiver that indemnifies the maker of the case from being sued by me or my "heirs" in the case of paralysis,bodily injury, fractures or even wrongful death resulting from their case:

http://www.quietpcusa.com/tnn_waiver.pdf

evidently it's a requirement to order one from their website, is it made of C4?

I've done it ... on my video machine . really nice and easy to make modifications

Probably because there is so many copper heat tubes directly connected to the case a nice hazard for a short. Or maybe the massive heatsink on the outside of the case that can cook your leg if it was under your desk:1orglaugh

Thats a pretty intense case .

For such a beast.. i'd think they'd put a more powerful PSU in there... 300w will barely cover the pipes, cpu, hd... ugh.

Sexy ass case, for the true uber computer geeks. :D

:thumbsup

some people care too much

nicest cases would probably have to be made by lian-li in particular, the pc 7x series, no flashy case nerd crap, but not spot welded thin steel crap that will colapse if you sit on it. They are juuuuuuuust right

http://www.lian-li.com/product.php?a...d=32&secid=165

http://scasp.webnow.biz/upload/a0000...US/prd_375.jpg

That's my boy! Actually PC65's my boy.

that case is out of control :glugglug

way too expensive..i can assemble a Power PC with $1k budget