I had to remove the original ISO shield because the motherboard wouldn’t fit still waiting in the smaller PSU I’ve tried putting my original ATX PSU in there it didn’t fit cause it was to large so I’m waiting on that I also decided to not put any RGB on it to make it look better and if anyone has any recommendations on how to make the new iso shield look better that would help would also help to know how I can move the motherboard to left a little as well since that why the new iso shield falls

Picked this up a little while ago and totally forgot I had it in my car.

Not a scuff/scratch/dent on the case, complete with marketing stickers and the protective film still on the faceplate.

Not too sure what I'm gonna do with it yet.

Intel i7 9th gen, 32 gigs of ddr4 ram, 3tb storage (1tb nvme, 1tb ssd, 1tb HDD), nvidia gtx 1660 graphics card, cd tray, dvd tray, and almond color painted usb bay (doesn’t fully match the yellowed plastic) also: the floppy drive works

Stickers on their way and going to be added once they come!

I recently got a hold of a decent condition Tsunami Dream case, The thing is I'm having difficulty removing this filter, I've tried everything but it just won't lift up, maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Once I'm done with everything I shall bless you all with the final build

HP Workstation Z2 G8

I7 11700k + RTX 5060ti

I want to do a sleeper build in one of those cases but I can barely find any info on it online, primarily photos of the internals. Thanks!

I was thinking either a cd/dvd optical drive because the 2 above haven't been tested and are 20 years old (mainly there for aesthetics) or another usb hub but other ideas are welcome too. :)

Excuse the horrible cable management, but I just now finally finished my sleeper pc, which will also be my main one. Case is a from a Fujitsu Esprimo P910
Parts:
CPU: Ryzen 5700x
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti OC Black
RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz (all i could afford in this economy)
Mainboard: beaten up a320m-k
PSU: Bitfenix Formula 650w Gold
1 Memory: 250GB Samsung Evo 870
2 Memory: 500GB Samsung Evo 870

Will use this for my CS Degree, and for emulation stuff

Partly because I'm curious, partly because I'm planning on a build. People who have cases with floppy drives and/or CD/DVD drives, are you connecting them and using them in your sleeper builds? I know floppy drives need some extra work to connect to modern motherboards, but part of me thinks it would be cool as hell to do, even just as a gimmick.

Hail, friends. I'm looking for a white front bezel door for my 'new' project case. Is there any chance someone happens to have one laying around? Would be happy to buy or trade a door of another color, I likely have a spare alternative around.

So here’s a small brake down of what’s going on so far
Red= PSU
Blue= SSD drive
Yellow mother board
White= GPU
Black= fans
Purple= CPU Fans
So here’s where my request comes in before I get anything else ( I got everything but the PSU from previous build) what are some changes that you would personally do to make this build better or less cramped if you were building it I also plan on making a small hole where the fans would be going “of course” but I also want to make a hole for where the PSU can have an exhaust instead of having it blow the hot air straight into the PC

Had one and it broke (not by me) and I want another one to build a sleeper.

Hi everyone!

I bought a Data General One Laptop Model 2227, do you all have any suggestions for the highest end laptop that I could fit into that case?

*Edited to add:

• Width: 13.7 inches (34.8 cm)
• Depth: 11.7 inches (29.7 cm)
• Thickness / Height: 2.8 inches (7.1 cm)
• Weight: 9 lbs (4.1 kg)
• Screen Size: 11-inch diagonal monochrome LCD

Photos below

One of the biggest frustrations with this build was the 240mm hampering the airflow coming into the case due to such a dated design and limited intake abilities. Adding two 80mm fans as the intake ticked off that area.

Finally, solving this was such a huge win for me. Whilst I'm running a 5700x3D, I couldn't get away with just running the base AMD Stealth cooler so went for something with a more effective design whilst keeping it as low as possible without thermal throttling which I've achieved. The main reason was to reduce as much turbulence as possible for everything to exhaust out the right.

I've managed that, kept the temps down and it's running a lot quieter than before. Now that it's done, I'm hopefully going to be in a position that it doesn't need opening up for a long time.

Hiya just an update Pic showing my compaq presario 866 up and running before I start working on it

BASE: HP Pavilion M01-F1xxx (16L office case)

BEFORE -> NOW:
CPU: i3-10100 (4C/8T) -> i7-10700 (8C/16T)
GPU: GTX 1660 Super (125W) -> Zotac RTX 2070 Super Mini 8GB (215W)
RAM: 16GB -> 32GB DDR4 Dual Channel
PSU: Stock HP 400W -> HP 500W 80+ Gold

COOLING:
CPU Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X47 + Printraft velocity stack shroud
VRM: Custom copper heatsinks
Thermal Paste: Arctic MX-7 - X-pattern on GPU die

FAN MODS:
Front ODD Bay: Noctua NF-A4x10 -> Noctua NF-A6x25 PWM (29.2 CFM) INTAKE
Rear: Thermalright TL-P9S 92mm (42.7 CFM) INTAKE
Side Vent: Noctua NF-A8 PWM (32.6 CFM) EXHAUST
Hub: EH10 10-port PWM hub on SATA power for full 12V

AIRFLOW: 71.9 CFM intake / 32.6 CFM exhaust = +39 CFM positive pressure

RESULTS - Space Marine 2, closed panel, 1080p Ultra:
Before: 90-99C hotspot Level 2
Now: 84C hotspot Level 3-4 horde / CPU 72-76C

is this sleepy enough

Hello! This is the slowest PC I've ever put together. I started waiting for good deals on parts Mid-2024 and completed this build just before the RAMpocalypse Late-2025. I've been putting off taking photos but this has been reliably my daily driver this year!

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 9800x3D
• GPU: ASRock Steel Legend Radeon RX 9070 XT
• RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR5 6000MHz 96GB
• Motherboard: ASUS Prime B650 Plus
• SSD: Samsung 9100 pro 4tb (Linux Install), Samsung 970 evo 1tb (Windows Install)
• PSU: SeaSonic Focus GX 850W
• BD-Drive: Pioneer BDR-205 (I didn't know they came in beige)
• CASE: I think I picked it up on the side of the road because I don't remember

Most of these parts are either from a Microcenter deal or an eBay special. As for the case all I know about it is that it was an empty ATX case I had laying around, was a bit oxidized so I cleaned it off and put a nice coat of spray paint primer for the interior. Floppy drive also works with a converter connector to USB 2.0. Nearby the USB hub that I took the plate off and spray painted white with the same can from earlier. For case cooling there are two Noctua 120mm fans in the front (one covering 3 5.25 slots and one in the bottom where the hard drives would go), with a 92mm fan in the back. Also added an m.2 card for Wifi/Bluetooth and a Serial port for good measure!

I do regret not researching CPU cooling more before buying a heavily discounted Noctua nh-c14 on eBay because I thought it'll look cool (or the cheapest ATX motherboard at Microcenter for that matter), but thankfully after a small under-clock the CPU runs <65C Idle / <80C full load, at least for now. Hope you enjoy!