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Akasa Introduce 0 fans, passive cool case( Euler T and Euler M Chassis)

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Euler T

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Euler M

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The Euler T represents a refinement of the existing Euler S chassis with support for three 2.5” drives. The case measures 245 x 215.5 x 68.5mm. It is built with Thin Mini ITX motherboards in mind. It can be paired with an optional external power supply up to 150W.

Akasa’s Euler M case is deeper measuring 245 x 274.5 x 68.5mm. The case supports regular sized desktop memory modules and Mini ITX motherboards. Thanks to its larger size, it supports four 2.5” drive bays. The Euler M has an internal DC-to-DC power adapter and can be paired with an optional external 80W power supply.

$250 retail price

 

 

 

Source:

http://www.eteknix.com/akasa-introduce-euler-t-euler-m-chassis/

 

Euler T

http://www.akasa.com.tw/search.php?seed=A-ITX18-A1B#

 

Euler M

http://www.akasa.com.tw/search.php?seed=A-ITX19-A1B#

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1. low power CPU's only

 

2. keep away from kids, i can already see them burning themselves

 

3. might make a good HTPC that utilizes steam in home streaming

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1. low power CPU's only

 

2. keep away from kids, i can already see them burning themselves

 

3. might make a good HTPC that utilizes steam in home streaming

 

Even better, chuck a high power one in there and place many fans on top of case.

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Is there not something like this that already exists? I remember seeing nearly identical cases on a forum a couple of years ago?

Seems useful for light htpc duties.

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$250? So, it can't be used for much else other than a HTPC (for obvious reasons) and costs $250? Hmmmmm

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Way to expensive for what it is.

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Is there not something like this that already exists? I remember seeing nearly identical cases on a forum a couple of years ago?

Seems useful for light htpc duties.

It does look a lot like the nuc cases they have. Could that be what you're thinking of?

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Even better, chuck a high power one in there and place many fans on top of case.

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I don't think all ITX boards have their processor in the same placement?

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An I the only one who read the name as Alaska?

 

 

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This isn't meant to be a computer for home use. This is basically for industrial applications where dust could be an issue. It could be used for low power PC's but I would be weary of using as a media centre due to the chances of it being stuffed in a confined space with very little airflow.

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1. low power CPU's only

2. keep away from kids, i can already see them burning themselves

3. might make a good HTPC that utilizes steam in home streaming

Or:

1. Buy Steam Link for a fifth of the price of this case.

2.???

3. Profit

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A shame about the price, I would consider something like this if it wasn't so brutally priced.

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Or:

1. Buy Steam Link for a fifth of the price of this case.

2.???

3. Profit

+1 forgot about that

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Well that's one hot case.

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Rather buy a nuc and get there fanless nuc case which is only like $85

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i have a i5 4570S 65W TDP, would that be too much for this?

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That lens flare is so cheesy...

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Linus did a video on a case a lot like this... It was using an iGPU and it basically just had heatpipes going from the CPU to the case which acted like a big heatsink.

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That is exactly what my first thoughts were! That thing looks soooo much like an car Amplifier. Not even funny anymore. I still have an el cheapo amp in the attic, might rip its internals out and sell it for 200 bucks as a PC case because #yolo  :lol:

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It'll probably burn my house down.

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 keep away from kids, i can already see them burning themselves

 

It would probably barely even feel warm touching it right where the CPU is located. It's not going to burn anyone. lol

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