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- 21 de Nov, 2019
Somehow between the late 90s and 2022 the knowledge of fan vents just got completely lost. Just stir that air in the case and hope it goes all the right ways, I guess.
I had a custom case made for an old computer out of acrylic glass. It's a massive dust draw that loves to suck fingerprints right off your fingertips from across the room and also easily scratches if you look at it the wrong way. (and that was the "scratch resistant" acrylic option I picked, while it's true that "resistant" doesn't mean "proof" it's just ridiculous and also completely random what will cause these tiny ugly scratches. Accidentally bang a metal connector against it = no scratch. Wipe some dust with the wrong type of cloth = you better believe it. I don't wanna know what the regular one is like) It's one of these things that possibly maybe sounds like a good idea, but in practice just doesn't belong on a computer case.
I have to say that I slightly (slightly!) softened my stance on RGB lighting. I saw examples of it done well in a understated way. It just rarely is. There's a difference just like there is between some tastefully applied subtle make-up and slathering on the ol' warpaint. The line is razor-thin and fluid like the gender of many of the more extreme aficionados.
I run my RGB at about 25% brightness and refuse to use RGB without diffusers. Bare LEDs in your eyes is probably what you hated. Also run one solid colour, fuck that rainbow puke. It is nice to look over at my components and see them lit up gently in dim white.
I want to set up an entire room with diffused channel LED lighting though, so I may be biased.