That may possibly be the best looking (stock) PC case I've ever seen. It looks like a Coolermaster Wavemaster (what a mouthful
) but it may just be what the Wavemaster should have been. Inspiration or not, either way it looks great IMO.
A good modding idea would be to put full-length cold cathodes along the door and the bottom, to get a blue glow all the way down instead of just the two spots, for continuity. And put an LED fan maybe in the fan grill to the bottom left.
And the functionality. Quiet 120mm fans, lock, it's light, screwless design, etc. Wow.
I'd also like to see a painted interior. If the interior of the black case matched the aluminum exterior...
that would look wonderful. Instead of the basic-looking silver sheet aluminum.
Luckily enough, I was able to cash in on Thermaltake before their circuscase dysfunction. I only have a XaserII.
If I had one thing that I didn't like about the case, it would probably be the logo on the upper left. I don't really think the words "Tsunami Dream" on a case are all that attractive, I would prefer something that doesn't go hand in hand with both
sounding like a Wavemaster clone (Tsunami, Wavemaster...
), and the expectation that it's going to be Dream-ingly perfect. I would prefer something more subdued, you know, something that genuinely reflected the general attitude of the case. Xaser sounds too cheesy (look, it's something cool like a laser with a cool letter like X in it!) and Wavemaster is repetitive (Coolermaster Wavemaster). IMHO the name should be just as good as the case.
Anyway my overanalyzation of the case is complete. You may freely roam your lives now.
Computer case design may be something I would be interested in in the future. I sure enjoy case work, and it's a growing trend on the market today.
