Homemade PC case, new design project Part 2 PC-2 (later PC-Y2): Miscellaneous thoughts on my mood

From now on, I will introduce the six PCs that will be joining the rotation of upgrades with new PC cases.

First up is PC-2 (later replaced by PC-Y2)

New PC case with the glass side and top covers removed. Two 2.5" drives can be installed on the bottom (stage floor). There is a 5.25" drive bay at the top of the front (right side), and one 3.5" drive can be installed on the bottom. There is a hole at the front of the bottom (stage floor) where a 280m water-cooled radiator cooler can be installed. A white 120m ARGB compatible PWM fan is included on the rear (left side).

The side cover on the other side (behind the stage) has been removed. A hub with 5 ARGB ports and 4 PWM ports is standard equipment. By consolidating the power cable compatible with PWM control and the cable for ARGB control into two cables, it is a convenient piece of equipment that makes it easy to manage the cables inside the PC neatly. There are also two 2.5" drive bays on this side (behind the stage), allowing a total of four 2.5" drives to be installed. There are three 3.5" drive bays at the bottom (under the floor) that are movable to accommodate large power supplies, allowing a total of four 3.5" drives to be installed. Behind that (on the right) is the power supply mounting area (under-floor storage has become mainstream in recent years). On the top of the PC case, from the front (left side), there are a power switch, a reset switch, two USB3.2 GEN1 TYPE-A connectors, one 3.5mm headset jack (audio + microphone), and an SD/MMC card reader hub.