>> Oculus: "[...] whether or not the target market can afford the machine." > vonmoltke: "[...] though that depends on how Razer implements the generic backpla

>> Oculus: "[...] whether or not the target market can afford the machine." > vonmoltke: "[...] though that depends on how Razer implements the generic backplane in the tower." [...] "Upgrading the processor requires upgrading the motherboard, which may trigger a cascade upgrade of other parts." ----- The above are the two big items in my mind. Another potentially minor (or major) issue is how the seals for liquid cooling are made, their durability and reliability. I am assuming that the pump is located in the backplane and a quick connect/disconnect type connection is used for liquid connections. It sure looks cool. It looks like Razer's designers and/or engineers really liked the look of Thermaltake's Level 10 and wanted to take it in a different direction. It could also be that these are OEM'ed from the same manufacturer.