With case prices going up and popular case model becoming out of stock, I delved into a new Meta, and that is sacrificing on a new case and utilizing and recycling what you already have, to make an "Open Air" Gaming PC. Though does it run well, or will be a bad idea? Let's find out.
Parts List:
GTX 970:
i7-3770:
H67 motherboard:
16GB DDR3:
Power Supply:
1TB HDD:
Case - Pick it up locally from the tip.
Parts List:
GTX 970:
i7-3770:
H67 motherboard:
16GB DDR3:
Power Supply:
1TB HDD:
Case - Pick it up locally from the tip.
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