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I bought the Silver model w/o window a couple of years ago... I really like it, despite a quirk or two (which may put you in the mood for a satisfying case mod, anyway)... Despite slightly high shipping, I would call this a good deal on great looking, basic aluminum case...
I originally found out about the CM 631 from Zepper's post over two years ago. He recently posted directions here for a mod that I got done in a half an hour:
"On the 631 I had here, you couldn't replace the PSU w/o removing the mobo or perhaps just the CPU cooler unless you had a really low-pro cpu cooler because of the front to rear brace that runs right beside it. I solved that problem by replacing the pop-rivets in the brace (drill out with 1/8" bit) with no.6 screws and nuts. Needs a flat head in the rear so the head will clear the side panel, a little countersinking as well. Be careful you could easily punch right thru that soft aluminum - I used my slow speed, battery op. screwdriver to countersink so I could control better. I fastened the nut for that one to the inside of the rear of the brace - otherwise it can be tricky to get/hold the nut in place. I used double-sided foam mounting tape but glue would work as well."
I bought the Silver model w/o window a couple of years ago... I really like it, despite a quirk or two (which may put you in the mood for a satisfying case mod, anyway)... Despite slightly high shipping, I would call this a good deal on great looking, basic aluminum case...
I originally found out about the CM 631 from Zepper's post over two years ago. He recently posted directions here for a mod that I got done in a half an hour:
"On the 631 I had here, you couldn't replace the PSU w/o removing the mobo or perhaps just the CPU cooler unless you had a really low-pro cpu cooler because of the front to rear brace that runs right beside it. I solved that problem by replacing the pop-rivets in the brace (drill out with 1/8" bit) with no.6 screws and nuts. Needs a flat head in the rear so the head will clear the side panel, a little countersinking as well. Be careful you could easily punch right thru that soft aluminum - I used my slow speed, battery op. screwdriver to countersink so I could control better. I fastened the nut for that one to the inside of the rear of the brace - otherwise it can be tricky to get/hold the nut in place. I used double-sided foam mounting tape but glue would work as well."
