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Jonsbo TR03 is a Triangle PC case with diagonally mounted motherboard
In the category weird, yet intriguing and maybe even fascinating, meet the Jonsbo TR03. A triangular design PC case that is based on aluminum and 4mm thick tempered glass for the exterior panels.
TR03 is a high-end ATX case developed based on triangular elements, the triangle hardware is made with 4MM thickness aluminum by innovative extrusion process. The main structure adopts structural integrated process with inner steel and outer aluminum to ensure the structural strength and avoid the transmission of resonance noise. TR03 does not sacrifice hardware support with its unique structure, even 360mm length liquid radiator and 175mm height air cooling radiator can be installed.
Besides, up to 460mm video card is supported and installed horizontally.With its sturdy video card protection stand even high-end video card will not be sagged by gravity. For light effects display, TR03 provides users with variety ways of display, with its internal removable hardware, water and light panels can be vertical or side mounted, vertical bracket can provide air partition light effects cooling channel. There are positions for installing totally 10 light effects fans which allow users to have multi-view light effects display. With its reserved position for installation of water tank and water panel, it provides very good support for split type liquid radiator.
| Model：TR03-A |
| Dimension：
238MM（W）×673MM（D）×595MM（H） |
| Material：
structure 1.0+0.8mm steel plate; 4MM Aluminum 4MM Tempered Glass Plate |
| Drive Bay：
2.5SSD*3+3.5HDD*3 or 2.5SSD*5 |
| Motherboard： ITX/M-ATX/ATX |
| PCI Expansion Slot：7 |
| Front I/O Port：USB3.0×2/AUDIO×1/MIC×1 |
| Power Supply： Standard ATX PS2(Not longer than 185MM) |
| CPU Cooler：Not higher than 175MM |
| Display Card：Not longer than 460MM |
| Cooling System： 10*120mm fan(option) |
|
Liquid Cooler： 360/280/240/120 |
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#5720957 Posted on: 10/16/2019 09:32 AM
Here you go: http://www.azzatek.com/m/2010-1275-342258.php?Lang=en
I demand a pyramid-shaped PC case next!
Here you go: http://www.azzatek.com/m/2010-1275-342258.php?Lang=en
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#5720971 Posted on: 10/16/2019 10:33 AM
This has to be a joke...
This has to be a joke...
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#5720990 Posted on: 10/16/2019 12:06 PM
Imagine tripping over onto that after some light ales.
Imagine tripping over onto that after some light ales.
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#5721015 Posted on: 10/16/2019 01:13 PM
That's actually pretty cool imho.
Although, if I had a pyramid case, I'd probably do it custom, so that every side is a rad or something.
That's actually pretty cool imho.
Although, if I had a pyramid case, I'd probably do it custom, so that every side is a rad or something.
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#5721025 Posted on: 10/16/2019 01:36 PM
Well it's cool and all...
Well it's cool and all...
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#5721029 Posted on: 10/16/2019 01:45 PM
Well it's cool and all...
You could ask that of basically every single chassis that isn't this or something like it:
https://hardforum.com/attachments/81973/
Well it's cool and all...
You could ask that of basically every single chassis that isn't this or something like it:
https://hardforum.com/attachments/81973/
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#5721034 Posted on: 10/16/2019 01:50 PM
Why not?
Why not?
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#5721050 Posted on: 10/16/2019 02:21 PM
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
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#5721052 Posted on: 10/16/2019 02:24 PM
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
Your cat has a little spot where he can sit.
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
Your cat has a little spot where he can sit.
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#5721053 Posted on: 10/16/2019 02:27 PM
This is one of the computers LGR will review some time in the future and will describe as the pinnacle (/pyramid) of the RGB craze.
This is one of the computers LGR will review some time in the future and will describe as the pinnacle (/pyramid) of the RGB craze.
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#5721055 Posted on: 10/16/2019 02:30 PM
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
1, 6, and 7 can be said of most cases that aren't boring. 2 and 4 can be said of far too many "gamer" cases. 5 can be said of pretty much any case that uses thin metal or acrylic, regardless of vertical walls. Most people who flaunt their prized PC don't put stuff on top of it. So, although I totally agree with all your points, this is hardly any different than any other case on the market meant to be aesthetically pleasing, it's just a little more extreme in terms of "form over function".
Keep in mind, there are people out there who will ream you out for "bad" cable management, even in situations where it won't affect airflow. RGB is found everywhere and does absolutely nothing to improve anything. Basically any PC with a custom water loop, regardless of the case it is in, will be more of a PITA to work on than this case. So again, I don't disagree with you, but why is this where you draw the line where you ask "why"?
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
1, 6, and 7 can be said of most cases that aren't boring. 2 and 4 can be said of far too many "gamer" cases. 5 can be said of pretty much any case that uses thin metal or acrylic, regardless of vertical walls. Most people who flaunt their prized PC don't put stuff on top of it. So, although I totally agree with all your points, this is hardly any different than any other case on the market meant to be aesthetically pleasing, it's just a little more extreme in terms of "form over function".
Keep in mind, there are people out there who will ream you out for "bad" cable management, even in situations where it won't affect airflow. RGB is found everywhere and does absolutely nothing to improve anything. Basically any PC with a custom water loop, regardless of the case it is in, will be more of a PITA to work on than this case. So again, I don't disagree with you, but why is this where you draw the line where you ask "why"?
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#5721093 Posted on: 10/16/2019 04:11 PM
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
The "advantage" is you get to have an Alienware area 51 case without paying a few thousand extra for the name. It's pretty similar in looks and layout, just trades the alienware design for tempered glass and metal. Not my favorite aesthetic either, but much more appealing than the actual pyramid up above
1. It takes up a lot more space than necessary
2. It makes installation and operation more difficult
3. Can't put anything on top of it
4. Looks like severely choked for airflow, with only those tiny notches on the sides for intake.
5. Front panel easy to scratch if something drops on it ( a vertical one would not since you can't drop something on a surface which is vertical )
6. Good luck finding a replacement if anything breaks from it !
7. Probably very expensive due to the unusual shape
Please tell me one real ADVANTAGE that this shape offers, other than the "this looks cool !"
The "advantage" is you get to have an Alienware area 51 case without paying a few thousand extra for the name. It's pretty similar in looks and layout, just trades the alienware design for tempered glass and metal. Not my favorite aesthetic either, but much more appealing than the actual pyramid up above
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#5721112 Posted on: 10/16/2019 05:08 PM
Well it's cool and all...
It hides GPU sag
Well it's cool and all...
It hides GPU sag
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#5721118 Posted on: 10/16/2019 05:20 PM
I mean honestly, I like it.
I mean honestly, I like it.
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I demand a pyramid-shaped PC case next!