Detail and Texture section of reviews

[Stonerboy779]

There is a little section that Greg (Red1776) had in a few of his reviews that was called "Closer Look: Details and Textures" now it is something that I liked and something that I would like to see more of.

 

Now I am not sure how many of you remember it or even noticed it so let me explain some more.

 

From the first review Greg included this section in (AZZA Fusion 3000 Case Review)

 

As many people purchase their cases off of the Internet. I would like to start a small section of my reviews called texture and design. Just a few close ups of the design aspects can make one model unique from another and give you an idea of the level of detail put into a given case. As you can see, the Fusion 3000 makes liberal use of meshes, repetitive on edge slotting, and notches. Here are a couple more for you to get a feel for the Fusions styling aspect.

 

Now this section takes a nice zoomed in look at the case. It shows more detail of the materials that make up the case, lets you see the finishes and textures of different things. Lets you explore the little bits seeing the powdercoated finish or the texture to the plastics and the designs of mesh and vents.

 

The two cases that got this section are the AZZA Fusion 3000 and the Thermaltake Armor Revo Snow Edition admittedly not the most popular cases haha

 

Here are a few example shots, also links to the two review pages. http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/azza_fusion_3000/2.htm and http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/thermaltake_armor_revo_snow_edition_review/4.htm

 

 

 

[Prunes]

Sometimes you want the aesthetics to be just right. For an HTPC or the likes, since they might have to be displayed in the living room. It also give a good idea of the quality of the build. I'm definitely for the idea.

[Muchoman1]

I vote yes, nothing gets me harder than the texture of a good case :evilgrin:

 

But seriously, yes, i would like more detail into the build quality of errythang etc

[IVIYTH0S]

I said yes but really it doesn't matter a whole bunch. I welcome it but don't require it, I'll put it that way.

[Black64]

I didn't notice this in the reviews, but I do like this, It really shows the quality of something before you buy it. My vote is yes.

Edited September 4, 2012 by Black64

[Stonerboy779]

Ahaha funny that I ain't surprised the two reviewers voted no

[Nyt]

Ahaha funny that I ain't surprised the two reviewers voted no

 

Lol. I voted yes, if Red can do it then why not the other case reviewers ? It just makes the OCC case reviews look better and get more views