Looks like goth Yukari
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It may not need them. If it goes to that case, it looks like it's designed to be an all-in-one board and box, like one of those Apple Minis.
Decent onboard video (Yes, I know that's an oxymoron) and enough USB ports can give you a system that's tiny, compact, power-thrifty, yet still capable of expansion and playing older/less graphically intensive games, and for a relatively low price. The new RAM and OS probably cost more than the system itself did.
Dr_Fine_Rolo said:
The chance you're going to kill a part at any one time is miniscule as long as you're not picking it up by the contacts every time. Pros need to ground themselves because they're doing it all the time. If you're building your dream gaming system, it's not that big of a deal.
I'd say that's when it IS a big deal!
The motherboard resembles several Zotac ITX boards from the 775/1156 era, though strangely the one in the drawing lacks a PCIe slot
I'm not sure if the case is any real product, perhaps the design was inspired by something like the Apevia X-QBER-PK or Lian Li PC-Q20 which are as close as I could find, but neither are really close at all.
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