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to anyone that has this case, is it sturdy and roomy?
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one sec Ill get you a link to a quickie crappy review I did on it a few weeks ago.
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http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=453012
I like the case. Though the front intake seems to need some work to increase the airflow. The 120's that come with the case are nice and quiet but lower CFM (then again I dont mind loud if it keeps my system cool).
I like the case. Though the front intake seems to need some work to increase the airflow. The 120's that come with the case are nice and quiet but lower CFM (then again I dont mind loud if it keeps my system cool).
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ive had the case in as many seperate parts it wil go ( for painting 
) and its superbly built. and is very roomy.
the 120mm fans need some seeing too. IMO they just seem to spin and create turbulance than acctualy MOVE any air... they seem to be pretty will stuck at <5V too. so cant do anything with them.
id reccomentd you replace them and use a fan controller ( or something) for optimal cooling.
although the weak front 120mm seems to eep my HDDS cool ?
very nice case, ideal for watercooling. and if you like buillet aluminium... look no further
) and its superbly built. and is very roomy.the 120mm fans need some seeing too. IMO they just seem to spin and create turbulance than acctualy MOVE any air... they seem to be pretty will stuck at <5V too. so cant do anything with them.
id reccomentd you replace them and use a fan controller ( or something) for optimal cooling.
although the weak front 120mm seems to eep my HDDS cool ?
very nice case, ideal for watercooling. and if you like buillet aluminium... look no further
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