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― H. P. Lovecraft, ''The Dunwich Horror'' (1929)</blockquote>

I'd purchased a [http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-th10a/ CaseLabs Magnum T10] in 2013 (the Magnum T10 has been discontinued; the linked Magnum TH10A is similar), and was determined to finally make fitting use of it. The T10 is a gorgeous, brilliantly engineered monster of a double-wide reconfigurable case, weighing in at 24 pounds of aluminum. At 15 inches wide, 25.06 inches tall, and 20.06 inches deep (381mm x 637mm x 510mm), it'll easily fit EATX~~/SSI-MEB/~~XL-ATX motherboards, dozens of hard drives, dual PSUs, and the powerful radiators/fans necessary to quietly cool it all. With casters attached, it could transport a small child in comfort and style.

I'd purchased a [http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-th10a/ CaseLabs Magnum T10] in 2013 (the Magnum T10 has been discontinued; the linked Magnum TH10A is similar), and was determined to finally make fitting use of it. The T10 is a gorgeous, brilliantly engineered monster of a double-wide reconfigurable case, weighing in at 24 pounds of aluminum. At 15 inches wide, 25.06 inches tall, and 20.06 inches deep (381mm x 637mm x 510mm), it'll easily fit EATX or even XL-ATX motherboards, dozens of hard drives, dual PSUs, and the powerful radiators/fans necessary to quietly cool it all. With casters attached, it could transport a small child in comfort and style.

Multisocket and liquid-cooled solutions are thus in play.

I can't praise CaseLabs enough. They're extremely expensive, but operating at a different level than just about anyone else. Even top-of-the-line offerings from Cooler Master, Fractal Design, and Ling Li seem glaringly deficient once you've experienced the joy of working with one of these masterpieces.

'''Cost: $490 (2013)'''

==The Mobo==

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 ― H. P. Lovecraft, ''The Dunwich Horror'' (1929)</blockquote>
-I'd purchased a [http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-th10a/ CaseLabs Magnum T10] in 2013 (the Magnum T10 has been discontinued; the linked Magnum TH10A is similar), and was determined to finally make fitting use of it. The T10 is a gorgeous, brilliantly engineered monster of a double-wide reconfigurable case, weighing in at 24 pounds of aluminum. At 15 inches wide, 25.06 inches tall, and 20.06 inches deep (381mm x 637mm x 510mm), it'll easily fit EATX/SSI-MEB/XL-ATX motherboards, dozens of hard drives, dual PSUs, and the powerful radiators/fans necessary to quietly cool it all. With casters attached, it could transport a small child in comfort and style.
+I'd purchased a [http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-th10a/ CaseLabs Magnum T10] in 2013 (the Magnum T10 has been discontinued; the linked Magnum TH10A is similar), and was determined to finally make fitting use of it. The T10 is a gorgeous, brilliantly engineered monster of a double-wide reconfigurable case, weighing in at 24 pounds of aluminum. At 15 inches wide, 25.06 inches tall, and 20.06 inches deep (381mm x 637mm x 510mm), it'll easily fit EATX or even XL-ATX motherboards, dozens of hard drives, dual PSUs, and the powerful radiators/fans necessary to quietly cool it all. With casters attached, it could transport a small child in comfort and style.
+Multisocket and liquid-cooled solutions are thus in play.
 I can't praise CaseLabs enough. They're extremely expensive, but operating at a different level than just about anyone else. Even top-of-the-line offerings from Cooler Master, Fractal Design, and Ling Li seem glaringly deficient once you've experienced the joy of working with one of these masterpieces.
+'''Cost: $490 (2013)'''
+==The Mobo==