its not a perfect idea! Cold weather and internal components heats can give drastic results..... Such cardboard box can replace keyboards and speakers...
hello my name is joel ventura friend you are a genius in computer science. I want you recommend me what is the best motherboard for games. and I support programs that are heavier. I support the best. for you which is the best brand. motherboard
Guys, cardboard's flash point is 195C or 383F. That's nearly twice the temperature that water boils at. Unless you take the heatsinks off your everything, and kick voltage up to silly unsustainable levels it's not going to catch fire.
I guess it's good if you want to just test the components quickly... I would never ever use this case for day-to-day use. Cardboard, burning heat and potential sparks don't mix well.
@Toedoog you think that engineers have not thought of that before? or do you think that the box could catch fire with an ASUS MOTHERBOARD would they do that? BITCH!
@Toedoog wait wait wait, your computer is sparking?
Might want to get a new one!
I've run a shit ton of rigs in cardboard boxes over the years just for fun, never had a problem. There is literally nothing on any component in a pc that will get hot enough to light cardboard.
Even if you ran with no heat sinks, the shut off point(temp) for pretty much all the parts is lower than the temperature required to set cardboard a light. : ]
A cardboard box as a case? That is f***ing retarded! If a part overheats or sparks, the whole thing will go up in flames along with ur desk and carpet and house!
@kemoss1990 It's a Mini-ITX case meaning it's only got one expansion slot. You can put one in and I doubt it'd catch fire no matter what components you're running.
@ng76py0:26 "allowing PC hobbyists to immediately get their computer up and running while they search for the perfect case" i did not miss the point, nobody is going use this for anything other than for sheer irony
think about it. case modding with a stanley knife, some tape and some cardboard! genious.
bryanarby 1 month ago
Until your cat rips it too shreds...
frenchpet 5 months ago
Hobo PC 2.0
ElectricMuffinDude 5 months ago 2
If my computer was homeless...
jewie27 8 months ago 6
friend will be jelly for this case
DE4THF1RE 9 months ago
no one talk about boxes couse i like boxes >:O
me: kiss the box then he throw it away
SuperSungin 9 months ago
its not a perfect idea! Cold weather and internal components heats can give drastic results..... Such cardboard box can replace keyboards and speakers...
mo7senses 10 months ago
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hello my name is joel ventura friend you are a genius in computer science. I want you recommend me what is the best motherboard for games. and I support programs that are heavier. I support the best. for you which is the best brand. motherboard
clonehackers 10 months ago
i did this one last 2007 when i'm still using up a desktop as my main gear. nice idea for them to finally implement it in their upcoming products.
more power
acl20032003 10 months ago
Um clever clever.
Chihang256 11 months ago
This is fire safe.
dreamshooter90 11 months ago
Did they see Darren form hak5 make it, and copy his idea?
Next is asus will come out with picture frame box too.
Thank Darren
ax0r690 11 months ago
Guys, cardboard's flash point is 195C or 383F. That's nearly twice the temperature that water boils at. Unless you take the heatsinks off your everything, and kick voltage up to silly unsustainable levels it's not going to catch fire.
Zavrion 11 months ago 2
Hak5darren did that ages ago.
iamnottomgreen 1 year ago
@iamnottomgreen daren is awesome!!
frvfilms 11 months ago
I guess it's good if you want to just test the components quickly... I would never ever use this case for day-to-day use. Cardboard, burning heat and potential sparks don't mix well.
Toedoog 1 year ago
@Toedoog you think that engineers have not thought of that before? or do you think that the box could catch fire with an ASUS MOTHERBOARD would they do that? BITCH!
manogusp 11 months ago
@Toedoog wait wait wait, your computer is sparking?
Might want to get a new one!
I've run a shit ton of rigs in cardboard boxes over the years just for fun, never had a problem. There is literally nothing on any component in a pc that will get hot enough to light cardboard.
Even if you ran with no heat sinks, the shut off point(temp) for pretty much all the parts is lower than the temperature required to set cardboard a light. : ]
thepantherx12 11 months ago
this is a joke right!?
Genevill 1 year ago
A cardboard box as a case? That is f***ing retarded! If a part overheats or sparks, the whole thing will go up in flames along with ur desk and carpet and house!
0perativeX 1 year ago
sweet put a pair of OCd 580s in there let the box catch on fire and sue asus
kemoss1990 1 year ago
@kemoss1990 It's a Mini-ITX case meaning it's only got one expansion slot. You can put one in and I doubt it'd catch fire no matter what components you're running.
U238Shell 1 year ago
I can spray-paint it red, to make it go faster!
Blahdabbadoo 1 year ago
New LAN gaming box?
I think so.
linchowlewy 1 year ago
I want mine in a pizza box size.
ruzz3ii 1 year ago 2
Screw buying a case, this works perfect. I'm going to buy an Asus mobo just for the cardboard case!
trazled 1 year ago 2
I like the way he says motherboard.
entireties 1 year ago
Or, get a cardboard case that doesn't catch fire... Check out Recompute
KenHikage 1 year ago
That's not how you pronounce Asus. They updated the official pronunciation long ago.
NatsumiHoshino 1 year ago
"While they search for the perfect case" I'm sorry, but I think I just found mine...
JapplengUniversity 1 year ago 31
No shielding, and makes good kindling.
woodfold 1 year ago
yes.... because people always forget to order a case when they buy a new motherboard :/
burnzy3210 1 year ago
@burnzy3210 You missed the point completely, my friend.
"In the quest to cut down on shipping waste Taiwan's Asus has a novel idea: what if the shipping container became the PC case."
ng76py 1 year ago
@ng76py 0:26 "allowing PC hobbyists to immediately get their computer up and running while they search for the perfect case" i did not miss the point, nobody is going use this for anything other than for sheer irony
burnzy3210 1 year ago
@burnzy3210 uh.... there are times that you may want to wait for cases... like front panel USB3.0 cases that I'm waiting for..
KodessR 1 year ago
enjoy your housefire
ImperviousMason 1 year ago
That wouldn't cut down on waste though..... it would simply postpone it (since the box is only good for 1 yr.).
Ondrix 1 year ago
They stole the idea from Darren from Hak5 :D
armagedo0 1 year ago
@armagedo0 The first thing I thought of when I saw this case was "I can be Ed from Cowboy Bebop".
Kokosaur 1 year ago 15
@Kokosaur Wha? It must be a sad day when I can't relate to my Cowboy Bebop brethren. Ed had a cardboard pc?
Blahdabbadoo 1 year ago