DIY PC Case - Thermaltake Core P3 x Corsair Crystal 280X Inspired

Here I make my first PC case. Sure, it isn't as modular as the Core P3, or has the cuteness of the 280X, or the premium feel of either, but I'm happy with how it turned out. My second PC case build, this time in mini-ITX -    • DIY Mini-ITX Case - Thermaltake Core P1 & ...   Materials - Laminated floorboard Acrylic panel (300 x 300mm at around £10/$12) Glass standoffs (19 x 150mm at around £10/$12) Fan dust filter PC parts list - Intel Core i3-2120 (£6/$7) Sapphire R7 260X 1GB (£20/$24) Dell MIH61R motherboard (£15-20/$18-25) Corsair Valueselect DDR3 1333MHz (£13/$15) Akasa AK-CCE-7104EP Cooler (£5/$6) FSP 300W Modded Power Supply (£7/$8.50, but Corsair and EVGA PSUs go for around £25/$30 used, so use those instead) WD Green HDD (£6.50/$7.80, but it's Green so ew) Total - £90.50/$108.6 Which is all right. With enough patience, you can get these parts for cheaper, or get better ones. #pc #diy