They Called Me Out On Reddit

[AdamFromLTT]

This custom gaming all-in-one thingy is crazy!

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[Tek_Soup]

i like it, where is a link?

[CallMeJimmy]

Hey linus, I was just wondering what if it's a  blower style gpu cooler I mean obviously blower style gpu cooler draw hot through I O plate which in this case is through the top I O
out of the case in that way will it help the cpu may be run a few degree cooler but it's just my theory maybe I'm completely wrong.
Anyway have a great day much love to you all members at LMG and also linus :-)

[Olly JOel]

My thoughts on it is positive. I can see it going off if it finish prototyping process. I would like to give some suggestions and some of my thoughts.

1. Design is nice but not the best. Maybe make the grip more compact or change the backpack to suit case while maintaining the chassis design. For the size and design it's actually nice and can hold some GPU's too. but not a sight to behold.
2. The feet adjustability is nice but maybe add screws to make it firm or it'll break on it's feet. Otherwise a new feet design is required to carry the weight (triangle mount anyone?).
3. I would like to see whether AMD can be used and what low profile cooler can be exchange for the Noctua for an Intel 12th gen config. Also water cooling should be considered somehow but with chasis like that not probable.
4. Wonder if it can fit a 3 slot card? Cause otherwise only founders edition and dual fans are on the table for this design. Although it may have some room but it's probably just my eyes. And yes, holes in the rear to push GPU heat.
5. IPS panel and probably higher refresh rate is required although it may lead to higher price tag. I do think it should have tilt adjustments too screen to and maybe someway to protect it in bag. Another thought is to use bigger display but that sounds redundant already.
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Overall, it does look to be a great concept and I would like to see where eBlaztr go from here. I do wish to invest in it somehow.

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[Arika]

I'd rather a gaming laptop.

[williamcll]

All I care is the price, if it costs more price to performance to a 17-inch gaming laptop it's not worth.

[GhastHunter]

Throw this thing in a pelican case, and it is a perfect portable production machine! I would be very interested in a case like this for live AV/broadcast work.

[Iron Doc]

LTX PC?

[Bountynz]

i reckon something like this would be amazing if they made  the intake the bottom and vent all the air out the top, that way u could always throw in a couple small nocturas and help vent 

[sydh]

This is actually pretty awesome for a pre-production product. Will be interesting to see what the price/quality comes to on release. Also a no monitor option would be nice and just slap in your own panel. 

[Gargoyle]

It's a nice case, not without it's flaws( like a spring to help on the feet adjustment, or a better gpu mounting system), that i hope they correct.

But two things where missing on this video, first the max cpu cooler height, second the price (even if approximate), can anyone get that info?  And a link to their website would be awesome.

[FliP0x]

6 hours ago, Tek_Soup said:

i like it, where is a link?

According to the LTT video, it doesn't seem to be in production yet.

 

Here is the official website: https://eblaztr.com/

[NNT]

At $349... I can't accept the price, but the idea is pretty good.

[DeerDK]

I think I came across it when I researched the possibilities of having a gaming set up that was easy to put away, for space saving reasons, without having to go Labtop. 

It's an interesting concept. 

 

Also, Shark gaming monitor? Like from the Danish pc building company? 

 

Edit: I looked them up. They are Danes. Suddenly it makes sense again. 

Edited April 28, 2022 by DeerDK

[mCode]

The idea is great but who actually uses something like this? The only thing I could imagine is if you're actually avid on Lan parties or travel from mom to dad because they are divorced and you don't want to compromise? 

[NomBread]

Would a gaming laptop not be more suitable to have but I can see this working for people who travel a lot and spend time in hotels also portable solutions at a gaming event like esports. Buying this product to only have it sit on a desk for years would not make any sense so maybe the general public won't buy it.

[MultiGamerClub]

I remember seeing this on reddit.. Interesting it went this fast.

[EganC]

Is more a cool all in one than a gaming laptop, if it was cheaper I would buy it.

[mr fobs]

$350 for just the case isn't too bad, especially for something that is very niche and will probably be small batch production. Its more than I would pay, but I know that if someone needs this, they will get it.

 

I just hope its durable. It would suck to jolt those legs out and sheer your MoBo mounts off lol

[SolarNova]

I recon if they switch that Panel to an IPS one, and perhaps include a low profile PSU of suitable wattage, they could not only improve the quality but also make it even lower profile as the 'thickest' thing in a build like that is the PSU.

I'd also put some kind of 'bull-bars' around the edge of the display so it can be laid face down without pressing on the display surface, and also allow for a solid flat surface to be added to the carry case that then sits across the 'bull-bars' so that the screen is never in contact with anything.

[smnc1979]

So what's frickin' hillarious, is that I'm building a PC with essentially the same idea as the peeps making this case.

I'm not much of a gamer, but due to work, I basically need a portable battlestation. I have a thin-and-ultralight laptop for EDC, but when I'm going to to remote locations to work, I need to bring the capabilities of my desktop PC with me.

 

So I stumbled across the Acer Aspire Z373x/Z573x/Z576x AIO's. They're decade old machines with (at best) low-end Sandy Bridge desktop processors... BUT! They use a motherboards that are basically halfway between micro-ATX and mini-ITX, using a subset of microATX mounts - you can drop a mini-ITX right in the case!

The case also has room for a dual-slot GPU, standard drives, and the rest.

 

Now I'm thinking about switching to the eBlaztr...

[BuckGup]

Called you out on reddit for what?

[GhostRoadieBL]

seems interesting, also looks like someone took an OLD silverstone HTPC case glued on a monitor and added legs and then ignored everything that had to do with cooling.

 

This wouldn't be too difficult to DIY if you used a pair of flexATX PSUs, better monitor and some component shrouds so you can cool everything in it's own chamber. or just strap a 1U server case to a monitor....

[cat milker]

 

Decent case, but I feel like a laptop would just be better in the long run. More of a chance of something breaking in that case, and it would be kind of a hassle to transport it like that everywhere. 

[GodAtum]

15 hours ago, GhastHunter said:

Throw this thing in a pelican case, and it is a perfect portable production machine! I would be very interested in a case like this for live AV/broadcast work.

Exactly, I use a rack server mounted in a pelican case atm.