Wouldn't it be nice to actually be able to buy an actual Apple G5 case for you pc...just imagine how easily one could definitely mimic an Apple computer with a Windows enabled system.

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Look here!
Who put a G3Cube Core into a self made G5 styled case:

After searching the web for a while I found this case already made!
it's not exactly the same as the G5 case but is all I could find.
http://www.epcbuyer.com/products.asp?recnumber=6217

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too bad that last one isn't minimilist.

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It would be the great to buy some case which was already designed for G5 but where to find it? eBay? how about something else? Recently I read the article about buying something online, so I wouldn't buy something from it.

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Wow that would be amazing, Some big compnay like Thermaltake should really make a slick apple case for windows users... That would be big hit in my opinion.....

The most i could do for making mine look like Mac would be putting a Apple sticker on it. lol..

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Well, at least here in Germany you can find some G5-styled cases, but they're just looking alike at first glance. With a price of around 35.- Euro, it of course is not state of the art, it more is like cheapest China-crap. But figure out yourself
http://cgi.ebay.de/PC-ATX-Midi-Tower...QQcmdZViewItem

You can sometimes find an empty G5-case (original one), but prices are sky-high usually and the quality of this used cases is mostly not worth talking about (scratches, etc.)
A brand new G5-case was once sold for over 500 bucks (well, it sure is a nice thing, but 500 bucks is 500 bucks)...

The second thing is, that modding a G5-case to be capable of housing a regular x86-PC is quite a lot of work due to the very different mainboard- and plug-layouts. I once have seen somebody doing it with a Dell-PC to fit in a G5-case... I will post it as soon as I find the link...