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Alright. I've deadlocked with myself on the Dancase A4. Make or break my decision one way or another, please.
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NoDamage posted:At ~$285 shipped to the US that's a drat expensive case, are you willing to pay that much and wait until December for it? The extreme size of the case also imposes quite a few component restrictions, for example some aftermarket video cards with larger PCBs won't fit, and there's maybe a handful of CPU coolers that are compatible. For any case > $200 you'd likely want to get multiple generations of use out of it, and personally I think I would get pretty annoyed with playing the "does this component fit in my case" game every time I went to upgrade something in the future. Not worth the hassle just to save 1.5 inches on width and height compared to the M1, unless you absolutely must have the smallest case ever. In a nutshell, this is pretty much what the other side in my head has been saying. Vaya con dios, Dancase. We'll see you next year.
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Jun 19, 2016 07:59
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It'll give me time to find a small UPS to go on the VR harness. The problem is that APC/Cyberpower don't make one that isn't goddamn overkill, Tripplite makes one that MIGHT be okay, but I'm not quite sure yet because it's only rated for 150W, and everything else is liable to be made of Chinesium. And really, all I want is enough runtime to yank the headset up, and plug the extension cord back in. SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 10:29 on Jun 19, 2016 |
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Jun 19, 2016 10:24
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Could, but only if they came in 120V.
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Jun 19, 2016 23:00
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