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The pc case design tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of how desktop enclosures are built, finished, and adapted for high-end hardware. Recent coverage looks at custom and one-off builds, including a walnut-and-aluminum gaming system based on an In Win 909 case that routes cabling and coolant lines through a custom desk to a hidden basement. That example highlights recurring themes in pc case design: cable management, cooling layout, semi-open chassis choices, and the tradeoff between striking engineering and something most builders can realistically copy. Expect threads on enclosure aesthetics, airflow planning, and the practical limits of ambitious custom work.
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    Heartwood RTX 5090 Gaming PC Hides Cables and Cooling in a Basement

    Heartwood is a walnut-and-aluminum gaming PC that looks cable-free because its cooling and cabling are hidden elsewhere. It took seven years to build. The trick is that the cables and coolant lines leave the case and travel through a custom desk to a basement. That makes it a striking piece of...