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07-11-2005, 05:20 PM
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Case Recommendations
I'm wanting to spruce up my comp. So i'm upgrading the exterior. Right now all I have is a Soyo case (Lan party standard black and grey) with a failing PSU fan (350 watts). I was wanting some ideas. I'm mainly looking at the 29$ to 60$ cases at Xoxide. I need it to have at least a 400 watt power supply. And a window. I would prefer it unaccessorised for the most part cause i'm planning to add my own lights led fans and sound activation module. A 50$ case would be nice but I guess I could put a budget of around 100$. Plz tell me there are options cause all I can find are cases without PSU. And it needs to be a PSU thats reliable. If you know of any I'm willing to buy PSU and case separate.
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07-11-2005, 05:44 PM
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no one can recommend a case for ur. there are just to many and it is all a personal preference and as of a psu the ones that come with cases are most of the time garbage but antec cases that come with antec psu's seem to be a good choice but no gaurantee.
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07-11-2005, 07:45 PM
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Go to newegg.com and to a price search for cases in your price range ($50 to $100) and size (mid-tower). Then look for the style that you like. Price does follow the quailty of the case,most times. So, if you see a case with 500w PSU and fans, etc for $49, probably something has been cheapened.
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07-11-2005, 07:53 PM
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Ok thx. I forgot my trusty newegg.
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