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Me
07-19-01, 02:25 AM
I have been case browseing for the best case to suit my overclocking needs. I heard that the aluminum cases bring down the temperture some but i havent found one review site on the net that can tell me a temp difference from a steel case to a aluminum case.
Also anyone reading this can post their links on what case i should buy, Im not interested in the Q500!

Morphoius
07-19-01, 02:16 PM
My friend has one. i don't know if it lowers your temps at all, but it looks very cool and has a windows and a neon light. An aluminun case is no substitute for good case airflow, and i would only buy one if i had a ton of extra money and already the best computer possible.

Me
07-19-01, 04:01 PM
I think im going to wait like 3 more month anyway because i feel my computer is fast enought and would be a waste of money to upgrade now. Ill probbly get a 1533 athlon 4

ken257
07-19-01, 04:10 PM
Aluminum cases may look cool but what happens when it gets that first nice dent in it going to a lan party or something? A blemish kinda ruins these cases good looks. I think it is much better off to go with a cheaper steel case. At least when it comes time to do some serious case mods you don't feel so bad hacking it up.

Colin
07-20-01, 12:58 PM
Perhaps the best reason to get an aluminum case is the fit and finish. No sloppy tolerances like the Q500. You will find a ton of case review links here. (http://www.speedy3d.com/case_mod/)

Me
07-20-01, 01:35 PM
IT seems like everyone gets off on the q500
I dont think the case is all that great because i can get a case already moded for 120bucks with 230+cfm flowing

iceman
07-20-01, 01:40 PM
Me (Jul 20, 2001 01:35 p.m.):
IT seems like everyone gets off on the q500
I dont think the case is all that great because i can get a case already moded for 120bucks with 230+cfm flowing

Please tell me where!!! I'd like to get one at that price!

Me
07-20-01, 04:27 PM
coolermasters.com

OnDborder
07-23-01, 11:05 PM
Would that be www.coolermaster.com?
If so, I cannot find the prices or order link, can you point me to the link?

Colin
07-23-01, 11:25 PM
Directron (http://www.directron.com) usually has great prices on Lian Li and Coolermaster.