Revised Stacker (Not Stacker 2)

whitebloodcell

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• Jul 18, 2005

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just noticed this here

Tehy've added a second 120mm Fan at the rear for exhasut and made the Mobo Tray removable, I haven't had chance to read up on any of its other new features yet. Seems like it is even better as a case now.

 

mgoode

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• Jul 18, 2005

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No more dual power supply, they used that space for the second fan. I kinda like my dual power supply but it a sweet case either way

 

Enven

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• Jul 18, 2005

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Its a great case...excellent air flow.

 

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tonyou

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• Jul 18, 2005

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I like it, Ithink they should have implemented those dual 120mm fans a long time ago!

 

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Tumnus

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• Jul 19, 2005

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Is there any kind of release date on this other than "soon"?

 

Fighter2a

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• Jul 20, 2005

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There was a post about this case at the beginning of the month. I'm just waiting for it to come out so I can buy one or buy an old one cheaper. I wonder how well a Black Ice Pro II would mount to those dual 120mm fans.

 

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solofly

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• Jul 20, 2005

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Did they remove BTX capability/compatibility?

 

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whitebloodcell

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• Jul 20, 2005

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solofly said:

Did they remove BTX capability/compatibility?

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No, that i still there. They also have another case, the 820 that seem like it doesnt accept ATX at all

 

Fighter2a

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• Jul 21, 2005

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Wow hurry up and start selling them. I want one.

 

kayson

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• Jul 22, 2005

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Wow. I wanted the stacker before, but now I really want it. You could easily mount two rads in there.

 

madhatR

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• Jul 22, 2005

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this version of the stacker is great.. so tempting to switch from my lian li v2000 to that

on the coolermaster site it says end of july

 

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laynlow

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• Jul 22, 2005

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It is not a revised Stacker, it is a new model called the 810. It is designed to be a server chassis for small home servers. It supports redundant PSU's but not dual PSU's. It does not support the cross flow fan, but does support what ever that Intel HS is that needs to be secured to the MB tray. It also adds a removable MB tray.

 

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whitebloodcell

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• Jul 22, 2005

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laynlow said:

It is not a revised Stacker, it is a new model called the 810. It is designed to be a server chassis for small home servers. It supports redundant PSU's but not dual PSU's. It does not support the cross flow fan, but does support what ever that Intel HS is that needs to be secured to the MB tray. It also adds a removable MB tray.

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I fail to see how it is not a revised Stacker when it is called a CM Stacker 810, and I quote from the description

"Cooler Master went back to the drawing boards after introducing the CM Stacker a year ago, and we have managed to incorporate the essential features of a server from the existing CM-Stacker to create the powerful CM-Stacker 810."

It sounds alot like it is a revised Stacker.

 

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laynlow

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• Jul 22, 2005

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The original stacker has been revised with a few changes and does not have a number designation. The 810 and 830 are two new models.

 

Fighter2a

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• Jul 26, 2005

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Email from cm on the release of the new stacker:

"The case is expected to be in stores by 8/23/05 and the price is roughly the
same as the current Stacker."