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Thread : Which would you choose? Stylish, or functional case?
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Which of the following two cases would you choose?
Message edited by Papewaio on 06-25-2008 at 10:49:18 AM --------------- CPU: AMD 5600+ Video Card: Asus NVIDIA 8800GT Ram: 3gb (2x 667mhz, 1x 800mhz) Sound Card: Basic Creative |
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Message edited by pcgamer12 on 06-25-2008 at 10:38:38 AM |
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I looked at OCing my SNES but chickened out.
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The Antec.
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I think the Antec is a lot nicer. The other one is fugly. |
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What about the placement of the psu?
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I looked at OCing my SNES but chickened out.
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My vote goes for antec 1200 |
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i would think about the 1200 but its too expensive for me at moment ... jobless but still abit of savings to live off while i look for another job lol |
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go for the antec 900.
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The NZXT is ugly! It looks like a Transformer had sex with a toaster and the result is that bastard child of a case. My vote is for the 900. However, here's a cheaper alternative:
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You tell me what I do.
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you are broke and you still wanna buy a pc!lol
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haha not quite broke, my folks owe me 3500$ and i may have a job, second interview today |
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--------------- CPU: AMD 5600+ Video Card: Asus NVIDIA 8800GT Ram: 3gb (2x 667mhz, 1x 800mhz) Sound Card: Basic Creative |
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any more votes? |
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