Yeah but its also a full size case so it's huge.
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Yeah but its also a full size case so it's huge.
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Thermaltake Kandalf. This thing is HUGE, and heavy.
http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/acatalog/1023.jpg
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Holly crap , does it double as an vacuum cleaner ? Maybe a stand in on DR Who , that's ugly .Originally Posted by Bobbius5000
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Be nice youbee , I'm trying to remember , was it " You will be assimilated " ?
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cases doesn't count it's what's inside that matters
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Meh, if you've got a case with rubbish airflow and design housing top-line components you need your head examining. Crap cases are noisy, hard to work in etc, and help toast everything inside. When you see the differences in thermal imaging pics between cases (with the same parts inside) you can see that if you've got a good quality (esp. gaming) rig you really should have a good quality tower.
And yeah, as said above, the antec 1200 is flipping enormous and weighs a ton. Its got many plus points, but subtelty isn't one of them.
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Keep telling yourself that
Having a crappy case is a cool style, if it wasn't for the reasons that were listed above like bad air flowing etc I would definitely use an old crappy oneKeep telling yourself that
I've got an old Antec for my personal computer. It might be beige when the current trend is black, but it's got 3 fans in front and 2 in back plus the PSU fan, so it's got pretty good airflow. Its first cpu was an AMD Athlon XP 2100 and it's current got a C2D E8400 in it (and had an Ahtlon XP 3000 and Athlon X2 3800 in between). For the last computer I made, an HTPC, I used an Antec 300. Well-made, cheap, minimalist, quiet (if you block the side hole) and also has good airflow.
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