I used to idolise SGI when I was in high school. It was a highlight every time I got to play with one, in college and at computer fairs. When I finally got one

I used to idolise SGI when I was in high school. It was a highlight every time I got to play with one, in college and at computer fairs. When I finally got one practically for myself at a workplace, they were being overtaken by cheaper high-end PCs. I've got an empty purple case from an Indigo². I had planned to build a graphics PC workstation inside but found that it was difficult to fit a modern cooling solution inside, being only 120 mm thick — on the outside. I'm hoping to find a reasonably powerful RISC-V computer to put in it instead in a not too distant future: only because the ISA has some of MIPS' legacy.