Tupperware PC

[BlueBimmer]

better yet, an exhaust fan at the top

[wildthing]

Nice project...

saan merun nagbebenta ng mini-ITX dito?

[MXFX]

nice!

meron ding mga 60+ watt dc inverter board tapos adapter para magkasya sa isang set ng tupperware:



ganito yung ginamit ko sa 800mhz mini-itx ko, nagkasya lahat sa kahon ng itx mobo

[ghosthunter]

nice!
meron ding mga 60+ watt dc inverter board tapos adapter para magkasya sa isang set ng tupperware:

I would prefer using that instead of the PS I used. Unfortunately I couldn't find a place which sells those here.

[ghosthunter]

Nice project...

saan merun nagbebenta ng mini-ITX dito?

Abacus Micro Computers
3rd floor, Virra Mall, Greenhills

[MXFX]

even here in socal, i still have to order parts online. got my things at idotpc.com for about $60 for the inverter and the adapter. looks like their cases got a little cheaper.

i also suggest placing your ps on top so heat rises without passing to the board, may or may not help.

[ghosthunter]

parang ang init sa loob, I would suggest some holes on the top since hot air rises.

I want to keep the "case" as clean of visible holes and vents as much as possible. But you can notice in the picture below that hot air will be blown out via the rear cut-out area that is used for the connectors.

[ghosthunter]

i also suggest placing your ps on top so heat rises without passing to the board, may or may not help.

The PS doesn't heat up that much, its the CPU that seems to produce most of the system heat in this setup. I used the PS' fan to move the air through the case. End result, minimal parts and silent running PC.

[praktikal]

Tupperware... hmmm...

mainit kanyo?

aba eh, maglagay na ng tinapay sa loob! o d kaya may slot sa baba para sa coffee mug para di lalamig kape mo... pwede? pwede! :-)

[noj]

ganda tignan. hehe.