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[STEAM][PRESS]This flat water-cooled Plex server is anything but simple


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Plex server has to be the usual unassuming box in the corner of the lounge. Chris Marsh wanted his one to wow people on their way through the front door, and it has an extravagant design. It features a custom MDF flat chassis, which could be wall-mounted, along with a 480mm radiator and a water-cooling loop with hard tubing.

Thanks to our rapidly growing
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, we've seen many custom gaming PCs, from mods based on existing case designs to scratch
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. You can even submit yours for consideration right
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. Now let's talk to Chris about how he made this wall-mountable build.

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