it seems like a good idea, you could end up making a card "toaster rack" and you just pull it up and all your PCI/AGP/ISA/etc cards come out
well... i have only one thing to say about that..... Íåëüçÿ æå òàê! ß, êàê ýòî óâèäåë, òàê çàðæàë, ÷òî óïàë ñî ñòóëà., çàõëåáíóëñÿ ñîáñòâåííûì ñìåõîì è åëå ïîäí
lol, anyone else notice he's slicing the case up with an angle grinder while all the kit is still inside. Smacks a bit of 'I tried to watercool my PC, but it shorted when I filled the case, now nothing works!!111'
Ýòîò áðýíä ïðèíàäëåæèò IBM, åñëè íå îøèáàþñü. Äåëàþò íåïëîõèå êîðîáêè. Íàø ïîäêëþ÷åí ê Modem Rack, íàðîä ÷åðåç íåãî èç äîìó ïîäêëþ÷àåòñÿ. Äà, òàê îíè åãî åùå ïîòîì èçíóòðè âëàæíîé òðÿïî÷êîé ïðîòåðëè...
I saw that months ago It was a way to upgrade cards without voiding the warranty (removing the case cover)
Right you are mate, a blatant rip off. The site it's ripped from has loads of funny shtuff like that... Like getting a Pioneer speaker magnet and waving it over your hard disk because 'the 1's and 0's get muddled up and this helps to re-arrange them' as a way to 'defraggle' your hard drive Linkage :: http://www.datadocktorn.nu/ Oh god, I don't wanna look at it again... Has me in absolute stitches.
hmmmmm gives me good ideas of what to tell people to do if they ask how to change the cards or add memory w/o voiding the warranty.