Wow that PSU has reactor like dimensions 😀

Yeah, it's massive! Interestingly, there are no 3.5" drive bays at all. Every bay, front-accessible or not, is 5.25".

Another cool thing about this case is that the LED display is a full 3 digits, too, not just a "1" plus two other digits. Some of the segments don't work though, so I'm going to replace it. 😁

I once had a case just like that but in better shape, got it for free off a thrift store in Dallas but sadly on the way home the door broke then when moving to a different city two of the wheels got busted. Eventually put it on the curb as I didn't have the space for it when I last moved. It had no yellowing at all, one of the redundant power supplies had a short :s

Its a great case and weighs more than most AT cases that people could hope to find.

What a huge case! It rocks!
And what are the specs of the dual-headed monster inside it? (I'm jealous already)

RacoonRider: The very good Socket 7 system!

That is one ollllllllllld case 😀

What kind of hard drive is that? It looks like something from the MFM/RLL era....

It's a 5.25"-3.5" bracket from a PC/XT, but with a 40GB Seagate Barracuda mounted within. 😀

This tower is going to be bad ass when its finished.

ProfessorProfessorson wrote:

This tower is going to be bad ass when its finished.

All will be good so long op watches out for those psu getting too hot but then again who can brag about having 600w worth of raw AT power 😮

230W

Though it probably sucks 600W from the mains, being so old! Haha!

That case looks comically large compared to the motherboard. What software would you run that takes advantage of dual-MMX CPUs? Win NT4 is pretty useless these days. Maybe some form of Linux?

With NT4, Photoshop 6, some version of Pagemaker and Illustrator 9 along with a generous collection of fonts, that large dual MMX box would still be pretty viable as a graphics workstation provided you have a good monitor and video card.

SquallStrife wrote:

230W

Though it probably sucks 600W from the mains, being so old! Haha!

Oh well, mine was different in that regard. Had two hotswaps inside that huge cage that were 300w each and connected to a back plane with a single edge connector. Would beep like hell until I hit the little red button on the back when powered with only one unit instead of both.