Hello:
This may sound like blasphemy here but I was wondering if anybody took a MacPro and put the parts in a different case.
I have a Thermaltake Armor which has very good harddrive cooling and overall cooling and lets me put some 12 3 1/2 inch hard drives in it.
Is the MacPro motherboard regular ATX or eATX? How difficult would it be to transplant all the innards to the new case and sell the MacPro aluminum case?
Has anybody done that?
I know that I can buy external HD cases... but that is not the question.
This may sound like blasphemy here but I was wondering if anybody took a MacPro and put the parts in a different case.
I have a Thermaltake Armor which has very good harddrive cooling and overall cooling and lets me put some 12 3 1/2 inch hard drives in it.
Is the MacPro motherboard regular ATX or eATX? How difficult would it be to transplant all the innards to the new case and sell the MacPro aluminum case?
Has anybody done that?
I know that I can buy external HD cases... but that is not the question.