Water & Dust Resistant PC Case - WHO NEEDS THIS??
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By having the HEPA filter, computer with that case actually should work as air cleaner aswell.
Need to put case next to face for that refreshing air.
You gonna get the 0.03% dust
A heater, air cleaner, entertainment station, and leg rest in one
@@tardwrangler steal 12v from powersupply and run car coffee mug. Use dvd drive as cup holder. Cheers
@@tardwrangler Drink stand too!
This is actually something I should buy, I have a PC in a super dusty shop that dies every two years from dust.
Do you live in far west?
No Midwest
Dennon J just routinely clean it out lol
uncle rick yeah I know lol
Yeah pay 500 dont worry, plus shipping.
I’ve worked in industry doing water ingress testing. A lot of the water around the edges that looked like it made it into the case only did so when you took the panel off. A certified test allows you to dry the exterior and cracks before you take a panel off to see only the water that made it in
That makes sense
When he said "but you know what i wont spray" i thought he was segwaying into a ad
LOL so did I
same
Yea. He's a crafty bastard indeed
Was looking for a comment like this
I was about to comment the Same thing
"i should probably turn it on before i spray it with the hose" nobody should say that about a computer
lul
i thougt the exact same thing but you already posted it
that was my plan all along
*o u t b r a i n e d*
Nice profile picture. MEGUMIN
It needs metal handles. mil spec some vibration damping, shock, dust and water. Thing could be the mobile server/workstation case of choice
@Jakob nobody needs servers because there is the internet?
@Jakob Unless you're constantly working in remote locations and needs constant/fast/reliable connection to the internet. Obviously regular people wouldn't need a mobile server (portable hard drives would work for that). But when you're talking about big industrial/applications in the middle of nowhere dealing with constant information exchange (Scientific exploration, for example) a large, portable, offline server would be genious. Good luck uploading 24 TB of footage and documents to Google Drive in the Amazon forrest.
"You won't have to worry about your pc getting the flu" - Unexpectedly that actually ended up being a great selling point 2 years later.
Yes because everyone knows graphic cards die because of covid
make sure your computer is wearing a mask
@@downey2294 also make sure to update your virus protection with the vaccine
lmao
@@JenByte wouldn't be surprised at this point.
"Who needs this?"
Factories? Any place with rough conditions?
Fart on my chest and call me Pauline
Lazy people.
@@letsbehonest6322 Flood will get in, for sure.
I can't think of any good use for it other than being something you can leave out in the rain. Just quickly explaining the IP43 raiting
4- "Protected against solids greater than 1mm" - Dust is much smaller than this so dust can still fairly easily get through, and it absolutely won't help in factories as that stuff can and will get in
3- "Protected against water drops up to 60 degrees from the vertical" - Basically only rain proof, as if you hit it with water from greater than 60 degrees from the top it can get in and damage the system.
It wouldn't help in the event of floods, as that isn't coming from the top so it'll still get in just fine. And you (obviously) can't submerge it because of the above. I really think this case is a solution looking for a problem.
Edit: I forgot that this case has a HEPA filter. This would absolutely help in factories where the components would get absolutely covered in gunk normally.
CNC routers ...
Actually a pretty good idea to make a more industrial version of this for use in machine shops and the like. I can imagine the modern cnc, 3d-printing and cad modelling worker would be quite a good market for a thing like this.
that makes sense, because full on industrial gear is more expensive and more of a hassle and a case would just fit standard pc components without exposing them to the harsh environment of the shop.
This case was made for a shop enviornment it seems. That heavy duty steel construction can probably take a good beating before the waterproofing is compromised.
And that HEPA filter is perfect for any machine shop. I can't imagine how many systems die from the build up of fine metal dust causing a short.
Zipp4Everyone that would do it, though a high dust environment would kill the efficiency of the heat sinks since they tend to be totally exposed.
I suppose cleaning it off daily is worth it to never need to worry about leakage or dust on the inside....
This is what I was thinking as well, lot of modern workers are combining their offices and work shops into one. You have saw dust and who knows what in the air and having one of these would allow you to work in CAD or game in said space. Heck this may even be good in foundries for CNC mill systems where there's black dust everywhere, those environments you have to swap out a pc every year or so, this may actually hold up.
There already are PC's on the market to satisfy the needs and harsh environments of workshops, factories and boats or ships, they look like this www.br-automation.com/en/products/industrial-pcs/automation-pc-3100/
And you can find them on most new serious installations. They come from several manufacturers, pretty neat.
this is good for warehouses, they are dusty and people like to hit fire sprinklers with the forklift mast
Forget forklift mast's, people like to get on the order picker, get up there and smack the security cameras and practically kiss the sprinkler heads with their face
As someone that works logistics, I can vouch for the validity of this statement.
Lol they sure do damn forklift guys not paying attention
Haha I have an entire sprinkler system and diesel lines running over top of my desk at work and we have a rack right under where we store stuff on pallet using forklifts maybe I need this
I can imagine all sorts of situations where this would be perfect. Now someone needs to make a Class 1 Div 1 rated gaming case for my chemical plant.
I live on a farm and my parents have a computer inside the cowshed for quick acces, so for them this is actually a really good product. I disassembled our old computer that was inside the shed and it was filled to the brim with dust. Might have to buy this one for the next pc.
"Throw a little dust on there"
Me, an asthmatic: *heavy breathing*
whats your age? my asthma were completely gone after reaching by the age of 12. its been 4 year since i had asthma attack.
you mean light breathing.
Yea when I was younger I had asthma but as you grow and your lungs get bigger it tends to go away mine did.
*throws dust with an upward angle at the pc* "don't know how that got in there....."
Rem well it's got a 2 inch thick filter on it
Tysen P Not on the IO panel it doesn't
Monkey D. Luffy pretty sure he didnt realize the io was that unprotected until after he opened everything up. The thing was ip43 "splash-proof" that's a huge certification. Holes like that are usually covered up
Tysen P - Not water resistant, splash proof. A certified water resistant case is years and years and years and many more years away.
No a certified water resistant case can be made right now and with the water helping the cooling. One can be made to go to the bottom of the Mariana's trench even with a no fan heatsink setup because it is very cold down there. Anyone with a metal shop and a tube of car engine gasket sealant can make one for a swimming pool in a couple days. It would require a custom water cooling loop and external radiators and some RC boat props with the motors in their own sealed environment to replace the normal fans though.
Is there a market for such a case? Not really. If someone needed one? They would take any PC case and have it modified to suit their purpose because it really isn't that difficult to do.
This case would be the shiznit for use in a Machine shop or fabrication shop. No particulates to damage your board and short stuff out!
I work in a warehouse and these cases would be awesome to have to protect the computers from the insane amount of dust in this warehouse. I can definitely see a use for these.
EFormance Engineering I really want one of these for my wood shop - Currently I just use a crappy little office Dell I'm not worried about dying for music, a live stream in the background etc but this would let me put some decent components in
I thought this too, machine shops are really filthy sometimes
Basically any shop application! I use my own personal ThinkPads when I'm working on airplanes for this reason, but if the company got these for our desktops, I bet I wouldn't find any more of them with failing CPU coolers!
Exactly what I was thinking. Our computers at work get nasty. I have noticed more than than once the case getting sprayed with water. Im surprised its alive still.
"Not the best cooling capabilities."
Uuh, ITS WATER PROOF! PUT IT UNDER A WATERFALL!
its water resistant, not water proof ;)
@@ab-uo6rd so my dream of building a gaming pc for diving wont come true with this?
you're braindead and didn't understand the joke you boomer ;)
Stick it in cold water. Water cooling
Tbh it looks water resistant enough that just flowing water over it probably wouldn't be a huge problem. I bet it's designed with spillways.
I think what might eventually get it would be spraying it directly from the front or back with a hose or something else since it could eventually soak through those filters.
Finally, I can game without worry on my sailboat as I travel the pacific.
This is exactly my use case for it!
This would be great to have in a quarry. The amount of bricked PCs I’ve seen because of the dust there is absurd
wait wait wait, did they just have a case review and the video sponsor be a different companies case? thats great marketing lol.
Didn't even realize because I skip their ad bits, but I had to go back and check after seeing your comment, LOL
*When he said Brandon I thought he was a company and he was doing his ad segment*
Lol I was just about to skip
“It’d be really inconvenient if it died”
*he says spraying his computer with a hose*
" but it would be really convient to bill linus for a new Test Bench!"
I would love to be driving by & see someone spraying a pc with a garden hose....and be like hmmmm.
they told me to clean the hard drive!!!!!
Brought to you by the 8-bit guy!
Is this what Hillary did with her PCs?
@@KevinBenecke *laughs in worst candidate*
"I'm watering this PC, what's it look like I'm doing?'
HEPA Filter: *exists*
00.03% of dust: it’s free real estate
These memes are getting out of hand
@@ClonesDream they suck
It's cancerous
It's a way for uncreative 9 year olds to repeat the same comment over and over and quote videos without being called retarded
@@ChaosBW meme machine is one of the most normie names I've ever heard in my life.
@@phosphine8077
Meme Machine: *exists*
Phosphine: _it's free real estate_
What does that even mean? Oo
this will be perfect for when I'm gaming on a raft in the ocean
RAFT in vr without vr
Every factory, machine shop, and mechanic would love this to be an option. Dust heat and liquid ruins soooo many industrial computers.
*Incompetence and laziness*
THE INSIDE IS COMPLETELY DRY
THATS ALOT OF DAMAGE
CAMERA MAN, YOU GETTING THIS?
@Big Chungus *she
Nikita OS *HK everything in a nutshell
I SAWED THIS PC IN HALF
1:09 ''too bad they can't make it Linus proof''
1:24 ''completely flying under my radar''
Therefore it is Linus proof
They made a video about it sooo,Not anymore
I think "Linus Proof" was a joke meaning a case that's drop proof.... since him dropping stuff is an ongoing joke there.
Could settle on Linus resistant
"You won't have to worry about your PC getting the flu."
2020: "What about Covid-19 tho?"
Its 2021 boiiii
both flu and covid are caused by viruses which are smaller than bacteria, so I doubt what they said in video
@@knifekitty_ls yeah. Some hepa filters do exist in the 0.003 micron rating, those will actually filter out virus particles. They are used in hospitals or high end air purifiers like iq air.
you piece of shet, you think u'r funny to joke 'bout that stuff? also, commenting on a old video, get a life
@@juhannusruusu r u joking or r u stupid
Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! I've been looking for a environmentally sealed case! Also, as a ham radio operator I REALLY hate the trend of glass-sided cases (for RF interference).
As a woodworking live streamer I have a stong sense of I need this in my future. Sawdust has already killed one PC in my workshop and this seems to be the PERFECT case for me.
I think this case would be awesome for that.
tin2001 The load on a pc that is encoding all the video from two cameras on the fly for pushing live streams out is very high. Under normal conditions an I5 is pushing a 75-90% load. The nature of the beast says that the PC needs to be cooled well. If i were only web browsing or something like that the machine would undoubtedly last much longer. The high demands and a clogged fan led to the CPU being heat damaged. I have since built a box with fans and filters to put the new PC inside of. The live streaming is the key factor here, the demands are just too high to function in a really dirty environment that long without precautions.
Other thing is, if you want to have pc for cnc router or such machinery on shop/next to machine. I other hand would need this cause my cat tends to sleep top of my Thermaltake box and i really dont like that cat sand+hair on my 300€ GTX 1060 -.- Also i'm maker, so there is plenty of dust anyways on my pc, as my workshop/table is also my main media center (yes i know its kinda odd system)
I think watercooling would have a few advantages in that... case (ba dum tss), because the filters on this thing look like they would clog up pretty quickly and dust can still come through it and also enter through the back, when the fans aren't running.
With watercooling you could completely seal off the PC and just move the radiator(s) outside. For power supplies water cooling isn't really available, but there are silent, fanless ones you can use. Stick to SSDs and network storage and that will be OK without cooling too.
I can also imagine a Case that has big open sides with air filters in them and only outwards blowing fans on the underside could work great (and be simpler). Air would enter slowly through the big surfaces, so dust would not get sucked through the filters, and it couldn't just settle, inside, when fans aren't running.
Also where are you streaming?
Maybe his workshop is small.
I don't care about waterproofing much, but better dust filters then what we have in regular PCs would be very welcome.
what's wrong with the Filters the better cases have? those are 'forever filters', you just wipe them off and you can use them forever.
and they have little air restrictoin, while doing an excellent job of filtering out particles.
are you sure you want traditional filtering in your computer? because those are disposable filters. more effective than the super thin reusable ones, but instead of wiping them off a few times a year, you'd be throwing them away and buying new ones, sooooooo....
"That's smaller than the smallest _bacteria,_ meaning you won't have to worry about your computer getting the flu _virus._ "
Should we tell him?
Yep
When you have enough money to spray a high end system with a hose and not care lol
Spraying a waterproof system with water does not increase costs
They didn't pay for it. Almost everything you see on this channel was given to them as a review item or loaned to them.
"It makes our audio good again or else it gets the hose again."
Buffalo linus
*This video was brought to you by Flex Seal!*
LOL
With the help of Flex Seal! The inside is completely dry!
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Now that’s a lot of damage!
And the inside is completely dry
I just love how they have a board in the background that says "accident free days" and they're hosing down a computer with live power cables .
Linus: It is supposed to remove 99.97% of the dust
The 00.03 % of dust :
**Dancing intensifies**
00:15 I want that kind of confidence to laugh at my own pun.
I have that, people think i'm mad.
Kp _rider I do it anyway.
I love how the editor cut him off. 😂
They jump-cut, and I’m just picturing him laughing, and laughing for about 7 minuets straight! (Hence the jump-cut 😂)
it was the perfect cut too
we need linusproof tech
ifUreadthisURalien military grade not that msi or tuf stuff. Real military grade maybe that could be linus proof but i doubt it.
Nothing is linus-proof.
a brick
Dude finally a case that can improve my immersion of my Subnautica playthrough. It was so boring being...you know...on land.
This is the perfect case for me. Being a flatbed trucker I am constently dusting out my truck becase of dusty lots or construction sites I deliver to. The fans don't get any louder than the truck idling so my headphones (Corsair virtuoso) along with RTX Voice handle all my audio issues.
Who needs this? Commercial Fisherman have to have PCs with charting software on their boats now in some areas to be compliant with the regulations. This would be perfect for that purpose. The real question would be how well it stands up to salt corrosion. That and moisture is what kills their PCs pretty quickly.
they could fix that with using another alloy besides steel
Richard Crockett I used to work on PCs that needed to work in the desert, places like Iraq or Afghanistan.. This would be ideal for that. The filters we made were never quite good enough.
It would be great in server rooms where there are sprinkler heads visible, in case of something drastic occurring.
For that purpose I think it would be more practical to use a sealed computer - much less powerful, more like tablet power, but then if you're just running charts on it, you probably don't need a workstation or the power consumption that comes with it. and it would be much smaller and probably able to be bolted down. but perhaps you are a fisherman who also likes to play viddy games at 4K; in which case...
Nightclubs. Dj booth, VJ booths, FOH, festival rigs, etc
0:55 I totally thought he was really gonna use that as his sponsor spot lol
This would be great for use in an industrial area. For example, in our fab shop (that is always full of metal shavings & dirt) we have a computer connected to the CNC burn table. We had so many dust issues we ended up building an (almost) air-tight container for it, with all air intake routed through a shop-vac ait filter. It works great and we just have to keep an eye on the filter, and occasionally take it off & blow it out.
I could actually see where this case might make sense in some work environments such as factories or different kinds of production where you might need a somewhat beefy machine nearby...
Considering how dirty your desk PC had become, I think you could use something like this, Linus. If only it was drop proof...
That would make the case worth getting for sure. Right now It's just Fugly and loud as hell but at least I can play PC games in my tent for the whole summer at camp. Adding that drop proof feature would make it the PC case for the on the go gamer who would rather have to do a little work packing and setting up and bring his A-game rather than be a lazy watrel throwing money away to show up with the 3rd string practice squad.
Don't think a drop proof case will never be made in are moment in time
I assume that they already do exist and are currently in use in our active foreign theaters. Whether or not the company can or chooses to translate those into a consumer-friendly version is another matter. We could do without bomb proofing radiation shielding or anything else their Mil versions current call for.
CALL 911, SHOTS HAVE BEEN FIRED
they're on their way don't worry I told some Dhany person on the tube said he heard gun shots done and done
"OMG IT'S LINUS! CAN I GET A PICTURE?" 4:33
- An anonymous LTT fan
People that live on extreme climates, I would definitely use one of these in the rain forest or dusty deserts. heck I live on L.A and the smog covers everything after a couple of weeks.
this thing is PERRRFECT for protools rigs used for recording live sound at outdoor stages.
does that say
$149.99 + $166.89 for shipping and import fees?
It costs 500$ Now.
Don't forget taxes and duty fees not included in price given to you at your door
depends where you buy
Great Video, I prefer these longer videos! That chassis is great for labs/studio/stage/outdoor/trailer installs. There are soo many applications for this! #LONGERVIDEOS
IKR, and great price too!
whould be nice with a long test or at least a week in an area with fine dust and sand particels thou to really see if it will stand up to it.
Kenneth Hermann a HEPA filter is a HEPA filter. It will be just fine.
YeCannyDaeThat I wonder if mandatory cleanings would be in order, due to the thermals rising as it clogs up... (time to program a scheduled filter purge, but running the fans backwards...)
It wont get as clogged as you think. I have an air purifier which is just a big version of this. It's been running 3 years. Every 12 months I just vacuum the filter and I washed it once. But at no point did the fan slow or airflow slow down. Having said that, my big HEPA filter has a courser black filter in front of it that catches most the bigger stuff. Hairs and dust balls. I clean that the same about every 6 months. So basically, I dont think you would have to clean it any more than a regular PC dust filter.
For a woodshop i could see this being pretty useful, like a computer running autocad for a CNC machine.
This seems super practical for CNC shop and work shop PCs... Seen a ton of them on the brink of death stuffed full of oil, dust, and metal shavings.
Wait this is a video on a case
*sponsored by a different case*
that is one thing i do dislike if your going to feature someones product even if u bought it dont sponsor the video by someone elses product. like its just not fair to both sides of that agreement.
dust-proof is quite an important feature for people who open their cases once every decade,i.e.,me
I tried to open my case but it's prebuild PC and although it has screws that's just part of it. After that you get to the point where you need to deal with weird circle thingies that aren't screws. I never seen them anywhere in anyones video where cases would be opened. So that's why my PC has to suffer dust : x
I open and clean my pc like every weekend. I've got a tempered glass case and I'm a neat freak so I cant stand anything dirty, least of all my PC (Where I spend the most time every day)
+matrixfull Dude, you have to be doing something wrong, almost all PC cases have a quick release tab or a single screw that holds on the right side of the case if you are looking at the PC from the front... if you are using a funky "gamer pc" with the completely over the top case like the Alienware Area 51, MSI Trident, Asus ROG G20C... you chose that trouble!
You can still use an air compressor to blow the dust out, a toothpick to keep any fans from over-spinning, and some duct tape to hold that tooth pick in place. You don't want to loose a toothpick in there.
I have a 2005 Dell Optiplex GX620 small form factor with a Pentium D 840, I just leave the side panel off so it doesn't fry the Nvidia GT 640 2gb, I can play any games that will run with 3GB ram. I blow the dust out every 6 months.
Those will be rivets, not very clean to take out...
Or lives on a building site. i.e. me
I love how I could get COVID-19, yet my PC wouldn’t. Lol
This case is something that I need in my life. Heavy, black, no windows, and rugged. I move my desktop around a lot and this would really help keep things nice and clean.
no window, no RGB, best case ever!
Shinra Co Not sure if you are being sarcastic but heck yes!
Windows are very important to me
Hell yeah
But with no window, you can't tell if dust accumulates... it's a Schrödinger scenario...
These are not the windows I wanted to live without.
Ah yes, finally a computer I can leave outside next to my hot tub! Glad someone thought of my demographic.
This is weirdly one of my favorite ltt videos im not sure why its just so interesting to me. Ive watched it probably 3 times.
As a vaper, who's constantly having to mop up pools of condensation from my vape clouds off any cold smooth surface, including much of the inside of my PC, this might actually be really useful!
All PCs get wet when Linus comes into the room
The Inconceivable Glue Man ha
More like dry at the thought of being picked up and dropped.
0:54 I thought you were going to say tunnel bear. RIP tunnel bear.
alright so the title, this is something that id buy, my office is also a workshop for wood working and i also play games in here so thats actually awesome, sick of my pc getting full of dust from sanding and cutting
He should have said "Youre not going to be worrying about your pc getting a virus"
You don’t understand how accurate this is now
After coming from watching a few of Jayz videos... i didnt think an unboxing could be any worse.
*Turns out that wasnt the case*
TheJTheorem It was the case.
TheJTheorem GET OUT NOW FOR FUCK SAKE
Boooo! Get out!
Try AVE
wayyyy
Water cool this waterproof case.
nah use that silent pc's freon radiator
Yeah , I love this case.
My work uses cases with this kind if resistances,in a metal workshop that does tens of millions a year,ya need one
Accident Free Days: 16.
This comment should be way higher up
00:49
ram fell off
at 00:49
not the ram, just the IO panel
Looked like Jay trying to open a package
We have computers in the mechanic shop I work at that see HEAPS of really bad dust, including metal particulate dust. This case was intended for uses in cases like that. Purpose built systems in industrial applications
I work in a machine shop and a case like this would be very useful for some of the PCs we have on the floor.
As someone who has seen the inside of a computer that spent five years inside a machine shop, this is definitely something that a lot of companies might be interested in.
I was like "why would you need that" and then you said woodshop. Awesome case!!! I might use one one day
I typically clean out my PC twice a year with a leaf blower. I've been using the leaf blower method for almost 20 years now. As long as you hold the fans still or remove them where possible, it is the most thorough job you can do without water. It turns water radiators brand new in seconds and can really get to all the stuff you could never reach.
That's a really nice refridgerator you got there.
This would be the perfect server case in my veterinary hospital.
It's mostly the dust. I literally haven't checked our server in almost 3 years but it's sitting at a cool 73F most of the day so I'm not worried too much.
cats knocking over drinks onto the pc?
YES! The inside of the computer at my mother's veterinary hospital is always full of dust too.
It's that nah it;s fineattitude that costs more down the road!
I'll need to record opening it to see how it is and post it on youtube, maybe next saturday after we close. If anything happens I'll have the weekend to repair it.
I'm so glad you had freshbooks in a lot of your videos, I ended up trying it out and it's made the monetary side of my business run so much smoother it's taken a shit load of stress off my shoulders so thank you Linus and thank you FreshBooks
This thing is so badass. I love it.
I actually love how this looks
I thought I needed this, but that was certainly not the case.
brilliant
damn it i was about to post it
Ha!
Get out.
I do need it, my house is pretty dusty.
DO NOT let this computer case distract you from the fact that Mr. Krabs sold Spongebob's soul for 62 cents
.62 cents is not the same as .62 dollars, which is 62 cents
no yuo So what you're saying is that......62 cents is NOT the same as 62 dollars? Damn I got fucked over today.
wait, what??
...do you think he could've gotten more?
MR. KRABS IS A GREEDY SCUMBAG, AND SHOULD BE PUNISHED FOR WHAT HE HAS DONE. LINUS IS JUST TRYING TO DISTRACT US FROM THE FACT THAT KRABS DID THIS, BUT HE CANT FOOL ME.
Pretty impressive, seems a good for a workstation in a dusty environment or with much water around.
Linus always watchin you folks
8:18 Ave's identity discovered
hell yeah
Seeing that HEPA filter made me think, we should have more PC's that have HEPA filters in the front. I would love if this become the norm. Imagine having a baller case that basically never gets dusty?
What an amazing case show case video.
Linus drop tips really need this
10:54
"Accident free days: 16."
Still way better airflow than modern shitboxes with glass over vents.
I wish that all the pc cases are made this way really good design!
Oh my god it's gorgeous I love it. I almost want one.
"I think your computer has a virus man..."
"Not possible, it has a HEPA filter to keep it healthy"
Oh that's a cool case
*checks wallet*
*can't afford the fans*
Imagine being this poor
I would kill myself
@@ChaosBW Excuse me rich boy
*checks wallet*
*smiles because doesn’t need a case*
*cries because can’t afford a pc*
super want this layout, maybe with 3x front fans and no drive bays, and without the fancy filter. Like an improved TJ08 which I used for nearly 10 years
In Delhi, with the amount of dust in the atmosphere, this would be perfect. The water resistance is less useful but not arbitrary.
Accident free days: 16
i noticed this as well XD
But can it stop .50 BMG?
FrankDaTank1218 i get this is a joke and all but its scary to think that bullet proof glass most times will barely stop that damn thing.
Vegito Blue ???? Then you’ve been getting your bullet proof glass at a cheapo place.
jaketheboss1000 Bulletproof glass might as well be useless. All it is somewhat more shatterproof, maybe stops some pistol bullets. a .50 BMG? Probably never, that shit breaks anything
Well theres usually quiet a few layers of it stacked together
Do people game in the middle of a war?
Mom: "Go play outside!"
Me:
This'd be actually a perfect case for a watercooling setup with an external radiator. You'd have to liquid cool almost everything due to the restricted airflow tho. CPU, GPUs, RAM, VRM, HDDs. It'd be possible.