>wall mount pc casewhy are these pieces of shit $300 each? you can 3D print them for $25 or diy for $9like, it's a board with a dozen holes in it.
>>109679009supply and demand
They're usually made by small specialist shops that spend quite a bit of time machining and finishing the metal. Demand is so small that you won't see bigger manufacturers making them.That being said you can find some fairly cheap wall-mount cases on aliexpress. I found a couple in the $30-$60 range.
>>109679029>supply and demandthis econ101 meme has no connection to reality, /biz/oyim
>>109679009Ok. Then print it. What’s the problem?
>>109679009Then print your plastic
>>109679081retard>>109679129It's probably better to just get a cad design online and have a local shop mill it out or plasma cut some low gauge sheet metal then plastic spray it.
>>109679009>you can 3D print them for $25 or diy for $9so get it printed then retard what's the issue here
>>109679152We accept your concession.
>>109679009Why not just drill some holes in a normal case?
>>109679009>you can 3D print them for $25 or diy for $9So why aren't you?You could even get in on the game and make some nice bank.
>>109679009Plastic ones are like 4500-4800 yen (like 30 dollars) at Tokyo PC, Tsukumo PC and PC Shop Ark. Carbon fiber is 5500-6000. Steel or aluminium starts at 8k. Or you can go buy used ones for 1/3rd of the price at Dospara or any of the ones in Akihabara.
>>109679152>It's probably better to just get a cad design online and have a local shop mill it out or plasma cut some low gauge sheet metal then plastic spray it.LMAO, try asking your local shops for a quote. They'll probably ask well above the $300 OP mentioned.Your best bet is probably to find a maker space with a laser cutter.
>>109679594Nigger what the fuck are you talking about these days I can sketch and send the project to the laser company on the shitter borrow a pressbreak from a friend and have it done for 30$
>>109679009>only retards buy shit for aesthetics>retards that but shit for aesthetics pay almost any price>???>literal profit
>>109679009>why are these pieces of shit $300 each?low demand meaning, they are produced in low batches which increases the price. milling metal on a mass scale isn't that expensive but doing individual pieces or doing it in low quantities can get expensive
>>109682560Not all of us are living in Shenzhen, Zheng.
>>109682589LMAO it's literally just bent powdercoated sheetmetal with punched out vanity holes and mounting slots, don't delude yourself that this is anything else than coasting on low IQs who do not understand anything about manufacturing or good designPicture very much related
>>109679009Wouldn't this make your components mega dusty
>>109682560Then do that and sell it for less than $300.
>>109682732>Self-reporting on your dystopian single use zoning shithole with nothing to do aroundDisgraceful>>109682788The demand isn't there because it's a fundamentally retarded idea, essentially a man's version of a live laugh love plaque in the kitchen. At least the women have the prudence to buy something dumb for pennies not thousands of dollars for it to catch dustSay I did think this get millenial passive income grift disguised as a business is good idea I'd still be in the dark because "markets" such as these don't optimize for price or quality but the engagement from the week's favorite goyim entertainer you paid to shill your overpriced shitware.
>>109682770Even with overpriced garbage it would be cheaper to produce it in big quantities. Of course there are huge margins with those 'designer' products that's kinda expected
I always thought these things looked cool. I used to have a bunch of sheet metal hanging around, and imagined bending them into shapes to do it, but it just never came to be. Though, then I consider how they'd probably be louder than a build inside a standard desktop chassis, and how they'd probably more easily accumulate dust. I do however like that they (indirectly) keep desk space clear and open, kind of like how monitor arms do. They absolutely shouldn't cost $300 either way. Only premium SFF chassis or weirdly overdone Hyte-esque stuff tends to shoot over that.
>>109679009i bought my core p3 for around $110
>>109679081you're a dumb commie
>>109682958definitely gay, look at all the colors
>>109682958Ah yeah, didn't Thermaltake discontinue/stop selling wall chassis? That line always seemed neat back then. I wonder what your sound levels, dust, and thermals are like. I'm just using a Lian-Li O11 AIR Mini like a pleb. I kind of hate how I lose precious desk space. Sometimes, I think of just mounting the whole fucking PC to the wall as-is.
>>109683007>colors is le gay, look at muh poop fan
>>109682770tangentially related, but be wary of any product selling "genuine leather" because it doesn't mean "real leather", "genuine" is a specific grade (the second lowest). it consists of bits of scrap leather blended and glued together.decent leather is either called "full grain" (the entire hide in one piece, good for strength like work boots or armor), or "top grain" (the entire hide with the bottom half cut off. flexible and pretty, used for purses and couches)the entire industry is designed to trick you with wordplay
>>109683014i just checked, but it seems it's only usa, in europe you can find them everywhere they are around $130-150, maybe they were falling off from burger paper walls so they stopped selling them.My personal rig from the video:Sound: I keep it at silent, so it's barely audible in normal desktop work, the 420 fans barely spin around 800rpm, the 5080 only spins it's fans for couple of sec every hour or so, in gaming it ramps up, but I'm a 5.1 sound system guy, so it doesn't really matter.Dust: I use one of those chinese turbo fans, to dust it every now and then, twice a year a remove it from the wall and dust the mesh filter and aio radiator from behind.Thermals: in these hotter days idle is around 43-45C for cpu (Thermaltake TH420) in winter it's often bellow 40, Gpu idle around 40c, as i said it's fans barely spin.Load: pic related while running CP2077 4k
>>109682987keep crying
>>109683165Damn, I'm impressed. That sounds really efficient overall. In contrast, my traditional chassis takes on dust that I need to clear out every few weeks or a month. Typical idles and active temps are fucking weird and inconsistent with my current build too. My 7900X CPU is idling around 47-51C right now with an NH-D15 and PCM pad, but it jumps up 15-20C like it's nothing (I just made it hit 66C by waving my mouse around quickly, lmao). Do you use any of those CPU bracket things? I thought about getting one in case the issue is inconsistent pressure between the CPU IHS and my cooler.
>>109683381>Do you use any of those CPU bracket things?I saw it somewhere mentioned when i was building my rig, but if i remember correctly after i researched most poeple said it's not needed for 9800x3d, because it's cpu die isn't placed in retarded way, anyway i have these temps so I never bothered to research more after that
>>109679551ok yep let me just go to japan real quick
>kind of cool in concept>reality: ugly-ass snake's nest of cables dangling all over
>>109679046You can have OP's picture made via sendcutsend for like $100, it still makes no sense.
>>109682770I know /g/ isn't the smartest board around but I swear /diy/ is dumb as rocks, it is honestly disheartening reading the threads and thinking you share the site with that kind of people.
>>109682589>millingdon't talk abput what you don't know
