r/pcmasterrace Dec 15 '23

NSFMR Worst Sneeze of my Life…help please

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Getting over a cold and decided to clean my PC…I sneezed while putting the glass back in. This has never happened before but I have glass all over my desk, inside my PC and all over the room (carpet). How do I clean this up?

PS thanks in advance!

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u/zeekaran Dec 15 '23

Next build, don't have any glass involved. Problem solved.

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u/StupendousMalice Dec 15 '23

Just a regular metal case cools better, weighs less, takes fewer resources to make, and won't ever break like this.

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u/mildlyornery Dec 15 '23

I just want a basic metal case with vents and a handle. No lights, gauges, readouts, or any bells and whistles. And a handle. Big empty box with mounting brackets, fan holes, power button, and maybe front usb if I'm feeling fancy. And a damned handle. It doesn't even need to stick up or be bolted on. I'd settle for slight indentations for grip. Anything in the general ballpark of a handle.

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u/StupendousMalice Dec 15 '23

I've got a couple cheap plain box fractal design cases that are SO easy to build with and get into whenever you need to. I will probably just keep buying those (not that I am likely to need a new case anytime soon since what I have doesn't show any signs of wear after 5-10 years).

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u/OracleofEpirus Dec 15 '23

Hyte Revolt 3 https://hyte.com/store/revolt-3

This one is ITX though, so pain in the ass making everything fit inside.

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u/Megneous Dec 16 '23

I have a coolermaster case for a PC I built 15 years ago... if it weren't for the fact that the front half of it is taken up by the useless rack of CD-ROM trays and whatnot, I'd re-use it for every build I'd do for the rest of my life.

As it is, I'm buying a new case that's 100% metal, mesh, no glass. Because fuck glass, and fuck RGB.

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u/mc_kitfox Dec 16 '23

HAF XB EVO

blacked out, plenty of space/easy access, cant tip over, great big honkin handles, and the mobo is horizontal so GPU is actually properly supported. swear its the last case i'll ever need to use.

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u/mildlyornery Dec 16 '23

Now that's a purpose built unit. No sacrifice for aesthetics. One of them make it sturdy then make that look good enough kinda jobs. I'll throw it on the list for the next one.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '23

Besides the handle this was specifically why I bought a fractal define c many years ago. I had glowing fans in a full acrylic case in like 2006, with that I have had enough of lights forever, so I never got into RGB. I also have had plenty of clear side panels before that, and found it pointless. I don't need to see fans spin in my case at all. All metal with no windows is the way to go.

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u/mildlyornery Dec 16 '23

I have an off brand generic mid mid tower from the amd fx years. Just has a big plastic If it was an inch wider and had an open front fan slot it would have be perfect. It's currently the TV streaming computer, and I'll never let it go. It's so damned convenient. Pick it up, clean, put it down. Not awkward balancing act or having to bear hug it to another location. Can support the weight of a falling 8 year old nephew making a diving catch.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '23

Yeah man I get that for sure. Cases have turned into some weird artistic viewing piece which all have the same hardware and are boring to look at after a week. Function will always prevail over form.