God, these cases are the most gaudy looking things I have ever seen. Just my opinion though, and some people like gaudy.Originally posted by: nvfx
The thermaltake XASER III Modern Lifestyles. around about 180 $
Originally posted by: newbies
Originally posted by: Vegetto
Coolermaster Wave Master or the Lian-Li PC60's
What about Aspire? Please look at this..Aspire Case $54 +$10.00 SHIPPING
Originally posted by: 4x4expy
The only case that keeps calling my name is the Coolermaster Wave Master (in Black)...
Originally posted by: NewBlackDak
I always cut the grilles first thing.
I plan on mounting my HDDs in the 5.25" bays behind my hand-built rheobus, and mounting my radiator there in the bottom.
I have to find some vinyl dye now that will match the finish on the case!!
You have much to learn, Grasshopper.Originally posted by: NewBlackDak
Originally posted by: NewBlackDak
I always cut the grilles first thing.
I plan on mounting my HDDs in the 5.25" bays behind my hand-built rheobus, and mounting my radiator there in the bottom.
I have to find some vinyl dye now that will match the finish on the case!!
This case is horrible!!
With my previous one, case temp was always 29-32C. This POS hangs about 32C if you have the side panel off. As soon as you put the side on, it climbs to 41C. I'm gonna see if I can find a couple good 120mm fans, cause the one that came with it along with my LED one isn't cutting it. The CPU climbs accordingly aswell. It won't matter as much when I get the water finalized and put together, but this is friggin ridiculous coming from a cheap Enlight case that only has a single 80 intake, and a single 80 exhaust.
My SLK800 is still keeping temps 5C above case at idle, and 11C at load, but when the case temp has risen as much as 11C at times that makes my CPU bake!!
That's good money shitted away that I could have bought an eheim pump with!!
Originally posted by: zodder
I'm still enamoured with my Lian Li PC-65 after 2 years.![]()
Originally posted by: Jader88
you'll see the weight advantages of an aluminum case when you have to lug into your nearest computer repair shop. Its a lot easier, you can really tell the difference aluminum has over steel.
Originally posted by: Sundog
Originally posted by: Jader88
you'll see the weight advantages of an aluminum case when you have to lug into your nearest computer repair shop. Its a lot easier, you can really tell the difference aluminum has over steel.
What the hell are you talking about?
1. How many times do you take your computer in to justify the extra $$ in weight savings LOL
2. Who here builds their own computer (and pays the $$ for an aluminum case), only to pay someone else from repair it. I think not.