Enermax Case

Str0be · 12-09-04, 11:28 AM

my mom recently bought me a ENERMAX Blue Aluminum ATX Mid Tower Case With 400W PSU
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...124-106&depa=1 and i was curious if it was a decent case, and would my nf7-s2 AMD mobo fit in it? :], and what do u think about the PSU :\

Mdogs444 · 12-09-04, 12:25 PM

Your mobo will fit fine. Not a bad looking case at all and cant go wrong w/ Enermax. The 12V rail has a lower amperage than id like to see, but all in all, you shouldnt have any troubles!

<<Spider>> · 12-09-04, 01:31 PM

The only thing wrong with that case is the Power-up PSU. I have a different Enermax case with the same Power-up and I can not get stable power. OK is you are not looking to overclock but if you are looking to overclock --> not a good PSU. I had to get a Termaltake 420W PSU for $34 to get my system stable.

Str0be · 12-10-04, 10:37 AM

The whole reason i got this case was because it was semi cheap and looked pretty cool, im not overclocked but i got it because i thought that my old power supply was causing spikes, im not sure but i've narrowed it down to the motherboard and ram so far. what do u think it could be and would this case be ok for cooling?

PingSpike · 12-10-04, 03:01 PM

Cut the fan grills out and replace them with metal finger guards. Otherwise, it seems like it has a good cooling setup.

12-09-04, 11:28 AM	Thread Starter #1
Str0be Registered Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Alliance Ohio	Enermax Case my mom recently bought me a ENERMAX Blue Aluminum ATX Mid Tower Case With 400W PSU http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...124-106&depa=1 and i was curious if it was a decent case, and would my nf7-s2 AMD mobo fit in it? :], and what do u think about the PSU :\
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12-09-04, 12:25 PM	#2
Mdogs444 Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Columbus, OH	Your mobo will fit fine. Not a bad looking case at all and cant go wrong w/ Enermax. The 12V rail has a lower amperage than id like to see, but all in all, you shouldnt have any troubles!
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12-09-04, 01:31 PM	#3
<<Spider>> Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Minnesota	The only thing wrong with that case is the Power-up PSU. I have a different Enermax case with the same Power-up and I can not get stable power. OK is you are not looking to overclock but if you are looking to overclock --> not a good PSU. I had to get a Termaltake 420W PSU for $34 to get my system stable.
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12-10-04, 10:37 AM	Thread Starter #4
Str0be Registered Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Alliance Ohio	The whole reason i got this case was because it was semi cheap and looked pretty cool, im not overclocked but i got it because i thought that my old power supply was causing spikes, im not sure but i've narrowed it down to the motherboard and ram so far. what do u think it could be and would this case be ok for cooling?
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12-10-04, 03:01 PM	#5
PingSpike Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Vermont, USA	Cut the fan grills out and replace them with metal finger guards. Otherwise, it seems like it has a good cooling setup. __________________ Epox 9U1697 GLI, X2 3800+ Manchester @ 2410mhz, 1.35v AC Freezer 64, 2x1024mb Corsair Value Select @ 221 2.5-3-3-10 2.7v, eVGA 8800GTS @ stock, 80GB SATA WD 7200/8mb, SB Live! value, 3Com NIC Heat
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