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01-07-2004, 01:59 AM
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What Do You Think Of This Case??
Hey I was wondering if this case would satisfy me? Does the case seem strong and the fans and power supply ok?
It is a : $58.88 Silver/BLUE X-Dreamer ATX PC Case with 350 Watt P4/AMD Power Supply and Build-In Thermal Monitor Specification * Power Supply Included - 350 Watt TurboLink New ATX12V P4/AMD Power Supply - Supports: AMD, Pentium IV, Pentium III and Celeron - Rear I/O Switch * Main Board - ATX / AT * Computer Case External Dimensions - Depth: 16.75" - Width: 8.25" - Height: 16.75" * Drive Space - 5.25" Front Accessible Drives: 4 - 3.5" Front Accessible Drives: 2 - 3.5" Internal Access Drives: 5 * Computer Case rear Expansion Slots: 7 * Computer Case Material: Metal * Build-In Thermal Monitor with Blue Back-Lit LCD Digital Temp. Display * Computer Case Fans - 80mm Side Panel Fan: 1 Tri-LED Fan (Included) - 80mm Top Panel Exhaust Fan: 1 Clear Fan (Included) - 80mm Rear Exhaust Fans: 2 (Optional) - 80mm Front Hidden Fans: 2 (Optional) * Front Panel Features - USB Access Ports: 2 - Microphone Jack: 1 - Speaker Jack: 1 - IEEE 1394 Firewire Port: Optional * MORE INCLUDED ITEMS AND FEATURES: * Dual Drop Down 5.25" drive bays covers for color consistancy * Matching color 3.5" drive bay cover * Front Panel Switch: POWER / RESET * L.E.D. Display: POWER / HDD * PC Cases Side Panel with See Through Shock Resistant Acrylic Window * Tri-LED Fan on Acrylic Window * Top Panel with 80mm Exhaust Fan * Extension Cables for Front Panel Access Ports * Clear Acrylic Face Cover for Polished Appearance * Power Supply AC Cord * Thumb Screws for pc cases side panel * Main Board Mounting screws, Drive screws and stand offs |
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01-07-2004, 02:00 AM
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would the 350w be enough?
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01-07-2004, 10:11 AM
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Shiro Usagi
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The case itself is fine, but the TurboLink power supply is a low quality unit that you should replace with a good quality power supply as soon as possible. Good quality power supplies includes Astec, Enermax, Enlight, Fortron Source, HEC, PC Power & Cooling, PowerMan, Sparkle Power and Verax.
Yes, 350 watts from a good quality power supply is enough to power a computer.  Cricket
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01-07-2004, 04:49 PM
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Where are u gettign that case from, im gonan buy an x-dreamer but i dont know where to get that style, sound like its got a lot more stuff then the one i was lookign at...
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01-07-2004, 07:47 PM
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i found it at xpcases.com What do you think about it?
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01-07-2004, 08:45 PM
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nvm, ours are the same...
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01-08-2004, 01:43 PM
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newegg has the case for 49 shipped
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01-10-2004, 11:25 PM
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Case is a case is a case, it's what you put into it that matters, accesability, space, and style may be a consideration. One thing I would do is buy it without the power supply and put in something better.
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