On Friday 01 June 2012 06:52:21 Mark Neidorff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Choosing a computer case is a design decision. First, thing, choose what
> is most important for you. Here are some suggestions (in no particular
> order):
>
> Style of case
> Air flow
> noise
> physical size of case
> color
> type of power supply accommodated
> placement of switches
> drive bays (number, type and placement)
> size and type of motherboard/cpu/cooler accommodated
> size and type of video and cooler (if needed) accommodated
>
> The great case could be anything from an Altoids tin for a RaspberryPi
> (well, it won't quite work without some mods, but this is a theoretical
> discussion anyway) to some of the large cases mentioned in some of the
> responses. They all will work with Debian.
>
> Mark
Or you could roll your own:
www.neatorama.com/case-mod
Seriously, one could probably design a case for minimal vibration and good
airflow without all of the eye candy shown here.
-Chris
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