Digital Storm Unveils Bolt a thin and sexy PC

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Mikedogg

2012-10-24 09:10

'Thin and sexy', that's all I needed to hear. 😀

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Vtech

2012-10-24 12:49

I know it is a king of personnel taste, but it's ugly, don´t like at all.

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scatman839

2012-10-24 14:34

that 500w psu with the tiny fan looks like it's going to be pretty whiny

#4438278

The Goose

2012-10-24 15:43

future proof...so long as you dont upgrade the graphics to any bigger than a stock 680,and who said they wanted a tiny case for there gaming rig....wasnt me

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Elder III

2012-10-24 19:33

If i had the space my chassis would literally be an entire server room - at the very least it needs to be big enough to have wheels on it. 😉

#4438434

Redemption80

2012-10-24 19:49

Looks great, PC gaming needs more of this as living friendly PC's are what many people are after, and huge bulky cases are what put most people off. I personally prefer a bigger case, but i have the space for it.

#4438455

Texter

2012-10-24 20:19

People who don't like desktops and towers buy laptops, tablets and consoles. But if I were to live in an old abandoned phone booth, I'd like it.

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scatman839

2012-10-24 21:24

I hate my pc case, it weighs a bloody ton, sure it's silent, but I wouldn't mind a smaller (and lighter) case like this (if it didn't cost mad amounts of money). Not that i'll ever spend money on my desktop again, high end laptops from now on in.

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Brasky

2012-10-24 22:51

If i had the space my chassis would literally be an entire server room - at the very least it needs to be big enough to have wheels on it. 😉

I concur, and i would really like the server room from diehard 4, with the turbines helping to cool the beast... naturally.

#4438624

---TK---

2012-10-24 23:27

no chance of sli xfire, dont think a 690 would fit in there

#4438671

hallryu

2012-10-25 00:17

Well they certainly made good use of the space. I wonder what temps are like after a few hours of gaming?

#4438690

kanej2007

2012-10-25 00:40

I'll pass. I'm happier with a BIGGER case, the bigger the better. On the bright side, more room for customizing, adding, removing & hiding cables! And what about air flow/temps? Surely on a much larger case temps will be noticably better since there is more room as well as more space to add extra fans...

#4438697

BLEH!

2012-10-25 00:51

I;m sure we gurus could design an awesome case between us.

#4438770

airbud7

2012-10-25 03:18

I;m sure we gurus could design an awesome case between us.

Hmm...Guru3D Computer Case:)

#4438789

Mufflore

2012-10-25 03:51

I've tried very small cases for medium powered systems and they overheat too easily unless you have fans running loud. You have to be pretty anal about keeping fans and meshes clean otherwise they become unstable. I gave up building small case systems a while back due to excessive problems. Perhaps this has a small enough power footprint to not be so bad, as long as it routes hot air from the CPU straight out of the case. But I cant see it if it can use power gfx cards even if they feed hot air out of the case. The heat from the back of the card can be enough to cause issues - unless noisy cooling is employed. I'll keep my eye open for opinions from users.

#4438797

Redemption80

2012-10-25 04:01

Don't think this is about what people on here think, it's about attracting new PC gamers. My only issue is fan size, but even with that, as this might be noisy, but i would hazard a guess it will still be quieter than a over-stressed console

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