Back in 2009, at CEBIT, globe'due south largest reckoner expo, BMW Designworks United states in cooperation with Thermaltake presented a futuristic calculator case named Level 10. The BMW-branded case was non your regular computer case, where internal components are placed inside a box, but rather on the outside fastened to a metal frame and within their own compartments.

The case was aimed towards gamers and draw the attention of all geeks effectually the world since it has a BMW flavor attached to information technology. Fast forrard a few years and a new BMW-branded computer case was built-in out of an contained project. Richard B. at Xtremecomputing used the Thermaltake Level 10 equally an inspiration for his BMW M Ability Reckoner Case. Richard is not merely a computer gearhead merely was besides a proud possessor of a 1998 BMW M3. Here is how he describes his project:

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"My plan was to exercise the case white, with some airbrush work with M Ability logo and BMW logo as well as a M3 airbrushed into the example, as my old ride was from the 90s and the case from the 10s I decided to become with a theme based on the modernistic M3. "

Specs

  • CPU – AMD Phenom 2 X6 1055T
  • Mobo – Gigabyte 890FXA-UD7
  • Retentiveness – Patriot K serial 1600mhz 4 gig AMD kit
  • GPU – Ati Radeon Hard disk drive 5850
  • Main HDD – Patriot 120GB Inferno SSD
  • Secondary HDD – two X WD RE3 Greens 1TB
  • PSU – Thermaltake Tough Power M 750W
  • Example – Thermaltake Level 10

The projection lasted most 7 months, but the final product can be seen below and it is nothing short of impressive. Nosotros relish seeing the passion for BMW brand expanding into other areas, and this is a fine example.To follow the entire build process of the BMW M Computer Case, or larn more about some of the challenges, follow the link at bit-tech.net