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Raijintek Paean Dual-Compartment Chassis with Tempered Glass
Tempered Glass is the trend alright, and the Raijintek Paean Dual-Compartment Chassis with Tempered Glass surely is a nice one. Design Art in its best by RAIJINTEK – PAEAN, an Aluminum dual chamber Open frame/Bench table ATX chassis, is designed by 4mm hair-silk Alu. dense base plate.
How do you like to present and display your PC System with water-cooling elements nowadays? Modern and outstanding design, extreme features such as dual chamber (MB, CPU and VGA at the front with water cooling elements, rest nicely installed on the backside), best possible Cable Management, and dual side tempered glass where you can see the complete interior – PAEAN is the only choice.
- 4.0mm Alu. reliable base plate and 5.0mm Tempered glass
- Dual chamber Open frame/Bench table
- Aluminum color hair-silk anodized appearance design
- Entire Coating black design
- Compatible with max. 200mm length ATX/EPS Power Supply
- Supports SLI CROSS FIRE VGA card
- Compatible with 310mm VGA card
- Supports to install 400mm VGA card (w/o vertical reservoir)
- Supports to max. 140mm height CPU cooler
- Accommodate an internal 240/280/360mm radiator
- 8pcs Aluminum cylinder with Rubber tube
- 4×USB3.0 ports
- Supports to install 3×3.5"HDD and 3×2.5"HDD
- Anti-vibration rubber for HDD installation
- Modern design with much options of radiator system
- Sturdy and reliable chassis body Chassis body, 4.0mm aluminum+1.0mm SPCC
- High quality 5.0mm tempered glass side panels
More than one way of placement is possible upon your convenience, on your desk or as a bench table. RAIJINTEK's first bench table for high-end water cooling systems. PAEAN supports 240/280/360mm radiators and six HDD's / SSD's. Superior features included such as tool-free installations for a fast setup and changeable hardware, a max VGA length up to 310mm, even in a SLI / CROSS FIRE setup and a max PSU length up to 200mm.
Pricing has not been detailed at this time.
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#5360468 Posted on: 11/18/2016 11:08 PM
That's a nice looking case, I've been keeping an eye on Rajintek for a couple of years now and they continue to impress. They have some fantastic HSF/AIO units available.
That's a nice looking case, I've been keeping an eye on Rajintek for a couple of years now and they continue to impress. They have some fantastic HSF/AIO units available.
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#5360510 Posted on: 11/19/2016 01:13 AM
Now I am going to have to choose between this one and Thermaltake Core P5 tempered glass edition.
Now I am going to have to choose between this one and Thermaltake Core P5 tempered glass edition.
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#5360750 Posted on: 11/19/2016 10:51 PM
Thermaltake product look fine, but tend to get bad with time.
at least from my own experience.
For the price you can try Raijintek and give a try.
Now I am going to have to choose between this one and Thermaltake Core P5 tempered glass edition.
Thermaltake product look fine, but tend to get bad with time.
at least from my own experience.
For the price you can try Raijintek and give a try.
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#5360905 Posted on: 11/20/2016 04:12 PM
Why use glass, weight is so many times heavier then polycarbonate ? Or I'm just stupid ?
Why use glass, weight is so many times heavier then polycarbonate ? Or I'm just stupid ?
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#5360911 Posted on: 11/20/2016 04:43 PM
Because PC can get cloudy over time. And if you want high-quality PC that doesn't get cloudy then you'll pay a premium compared to glass.
Why use glass, weight is so many heavier then polycarbonate ? Or I'm just stupid ?
Because PC can get cloudy over time. And if you want high-quality PC that doesn't get cloudy then you'll pay a premium compared to glass.
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#5360914 Posted on: 11/20/2016 04:55 PM
Thermaltake product look fine, but tend to get bad with time.
at least from my own experience.
For the price you can try Raijintek and give a try.
Yeah and I am kind of liking the Raijintek split design better. Finally found a MSRP on the Thermaltake core p5 tempered glass...
Ouch: $249.99 ( but this is directly from Thermaltake so maybe it will be cheaper at Amazon and newegg when they get it)
http://ttpremium.com/product-tag/core-p5-tempered-glass-edition-atx-wall-mount-chassis/
Now to find the Raijintek one.
Thermaltake product look fine, but tend to get bad with time.
at least from my own experience.
For the price you can try Raijintek and give a try.
Yeah and I am kind of liking the Raijintek split design better. Finally found a MSRP on the Thermaltake core p5 tempered glass...
Ouch: $249.99 ( but this is directly from Thermaltake so maybe it will be cheaper at Amazon and newegg when they get it)
http://ttpremium.com/product-tag/core-p5-tempered-glass-edition-atx-wall-mount-chassis/
Now to find the Raijintek one.
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#5360917 Posted on: 11/20/2016 05:04 PM
Why are they open!???
There is no glass on the top or front of the case... this is just asking for trouble with dust, spillt drinks, food, pet hairs, etc, etc....
Who on earth designed this case with that in mind is a moron. Sure we have open test benches but that is what they are for, testing. Not full 24/7 standard PC use.
Why are they open!???
There is no glass on the top or front of the case... this is just asking for trouble with dust, spillt drinks, food, pet hairs, etc, etc....
Who on earth designed this case with that in mind is a moron. Sure we have open test benches but that is what they are for, testing. Not full 24/7 standard PC use.
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#5360963 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:03 PM
You still have to clean it, no matter the material. Okay glass no scratches, but if it breaks it breaks, poly scratches, but it can be polished to be clear again ?
Because PC can get cloudy over time. And if you want high-quality PC that doesn't get cloudy then you'll pay a premium compared to glass.
You still have to clean it, no matter the material. Okay glass no scratches, but if it breaks it breaks, poly scratches, but it can be polished to be clear again ?
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#5360964 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:08 PM
Why are they open!???
There is no glass on the top or front of the case... this is just asking for trouble with dust, spillt drinks, food, pet hairs, etc, etc....
Who on earth designed this case with that in mind is a moron. Sure we have open test benches but that is what they are for, testing. Not full 24/7 standard PC use.
1. Dust is an issue with all computers, if anything this makes cleaning on the fly easier due to not having to open the thing up.
2. Personally, my computers aren't situated in places where drinks could be spilled on them. I have never in my life had that issue with my computer.
3. Same goes for food, why are you eating off your computer case?
4. Not everyone has pets, but this goes back to the dust issue anyway.
Your complaints are totally situational, not everyone will have to deal with those things. I like the case, there's definitely a market for this sort of thing, as evidenced by mtrai in this very thread. Open case designs are becoming more and more common, I know a lot of people that run their systems on test benches 24-7. People are not morons for having different wants and needs than you.
Why are they open!???
There is no glass on the top or front of the case... this is just asking for trouble with dust, spillt drinks, food, pet hairs, etc, etc....
Who on earth designed this case with that in mind is a moron. Sure we have open test benches but that is what they are for, testing. Not full 24/7 standard PC use.
1. Dust is an issue with all computers, if anything this makes cleaning on the fly easier due to not having to open the thing up.
2. Personally, my computers aren't situated in places where drinks could be spilled on them. I have never in my life had that issue with my computer.
3. Same goes for food, why are you eating off your computer case?
4. Not everyone has pets, but this goes back to the dust issue anyway.
Your complaints are totally situational, not everyone will have to deal with those things. I like the case, there's definitely a market for this sort of thing, as evidenced by mtrai in this very thread. Open case designs are becoming more and more common, I know a lot of people that run their systems on test benches 24-7. People are not morons for having different wants and needs than you.
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#5360970 Posted on: 11/20/2016 08:21 PM
no, there is structural change in PC over time which can't be "polished away".
this is not there for glass.
also tempered glass is rather robust, not unbreakable, but more robust than standard window glass.
and sure, if it breaks it breaks, but it's not like you would buy such a chassis when you are going on LAN conventions every week.
and how often do your windows in your house break? (untempered glass...)
raijintek obviously put longevity of the structural appearance on the top spot here.
they dont expect you throwing around the chassis in your room, just because you lost a round in BF1.
You still have to clean it, no matter the material. Okay glass no scratches, but if it breaks it breaks, poly scratches, but it can be polished to be clear again ?
no, there is structural change in PC over time which can't be "polished away".
this is not there for glass.
also tempered glass is rather robust, not unbreakable, but more robust than standard window glass.
and sure, if it breaks it breaks, but it's not like you would buy such a chassis when you are going on LAN conventions every week.
and how often do your windows in your house break? (untempered glass...)
raijintek obviously put longevity of the structural appearance on the top spot here.
they dont expect you throwing around the chassis in your room, just because you lost a round in BF1.
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These are available from some UK etailers atm for £149,99