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i had the antec 1030 and i loved it...i just had to move it a lot, so i got a lian-li pc61...thing only weighs 12lbs empty...so obviously it works better for my needs...plus lian-li makes a great product.
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larva said:And don't pat Antec on the back too much, as neither they nor Chieftec actually make the cases. They are made by a company called Cheng Ming and sold under the Chieftec and Antec names. Antec did have the good sense to pick a superior case to sell, but they did not design or make it.
AntecRep said:At least we're coming out with new lines of cases, not based on that chassis. Granted the Solution Series aren't geared specifically to the DIY market. And if you go over to http://www.silentpcreview.com/modul...ns&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=41&page=1
You'll see a preview of another new case that's on the way.
AntecRep
Jeff Bolton said:i have the chieftec clone and its a hoss even without anything in it besides the psu. i its big, plenty of space, looks alright, and has those nifty fan-snapper-inners. can't go wrong there IMO. those hydroulic door cases are looking pretty tight though, i'm prolly gonna get one of those for my next computer.
jeff
Better dump that AMD chip and the Nvidia card too, waaay too many folks got those.willlangford said:i like the looks of that new antec. but with my lian-li pritty soon everyone will have one. i dont know what case to get.
~Will
turboalpine said:Nice to see someone else with a smooth, black, Alienware case. Mine is identical except I have the front sound and USB ports, with a few fans in the side. Great case after you take care of the ventilation a bit.
turboalpine
larva said:I evaluate my hardware in terms of how well it performs for what I bought it for. I could care less if my selections put me in the majority or the minority. As you get older you will grow less concerned with how your actions, decisions, and even hardware compare with those of others. Happy computing