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FWH Azir
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I saw this on one of the CES feeds. I have to say it is the coolest looking PC ever but being that it is from Razer it will be pricey. I know because I have one of their keyboards and a mouse.

Christine

 
Posted : 07/01/2014 1:42 pm
FWH VolShebnik
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I'm in love with Christine... but don't tell my wife!

Seriously, that might just be the best design I've ever seen.

 
Posted : 07/01/2014 3:52 pm
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Posted : 08/01/2014 7:12 am
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I just have to say WOW...Finally someone making the PC sexy.

 
Posted : 09/01/2014 1:13 am
FWH BKG
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This is sweet looking. But to give credit where credit is due, they're just modifying Thermaltakes Level 10 design: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001542

 
Posted : 18/01/2014 2:14 am
FWH Azir
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Design is similar but Christine has liquid cooling.

 
Posted : 18/01/2014 4:06 am
FWH VolShebnik
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Yeah, this is not a simple modification of the Level 10, B. Each piece is liquid cooled, and each piece can be swapped into any available slot on the central section. Quite a bit different than the Level 10 really.

 
Posted : 18/01/2014 6:03 am
FWH VolShebnik
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B, if you look closely at this pic, you'll see what I'm talking about. Whereas the Level 10 isolates each component to provide better air cooling, with Christine each piece that looks like an isolated section, is actually the liquid cooling housing for the component. Each piece is individually housed, and has a proprietary connector which allows each piece to be swapped in and out of any slot on the central column. You don't see a section that would house the normal motherboard on Christine either. It appears that the central column must contain all that part, and in that pic you can see that even the rear I/O is a module that can be connected to the central column. It's really quite ingenious design.

 
Posted : 20/01/2014 4:41 am
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