These days more and more people who are really into their pc's are putting their own computers together or have at least thought about building their own pc. This is a good article on how to choose a computer case and will help you to make a more informed decision. Good stuff. Read More
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Never thought so much went into making your own computer. I will try it when i'm a little better at it.
Posted by: gulum1 | July 01, 2005 at 09:11 PM
Sorry, but this article is beyond newbish. Quite frankly it is only semi-informative, and suggests cases that both are bad for cooling as well as are unstylish.
You always want a aluminum case. They transfer heat out of the case, as well as dissipate heat better.
My suggestions are cases by Coolermaster, Lian-Li, and Silverstone.
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http://aquaboxpc.com/index2.php
Posted by: DanVersion1 | July 09, 2005 at 11:26 PM
Sorry, but this article is beyond newbish. Quite frankly it is only semi-informative, and suggests cases that both are bad for cooling as well as are unstylish.
You always want a aluminum case. They transfer heat out of the case, as well as dissipate heat better.
My suggestions are cases by Coolermaster, Lian-Li, and Silverstone.
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Aquabox Personal Computers
http://aquaboxpc.com/index2.php
Posted by: DanVersion1 | July 09, 2005 at 11:27 PM
Ya those are good cases you mentioned.
Posted by: Format | July 10, 2005 at 04:05 PM
I would rather a new guy know what is in this article than nothing at all. As far as unstylish? That is a matter of personal opinion. Also,you can get the case cooled with some fans,well placed vents for air intake and air exhaust or go liquid cooled. This article isn't to bad. Get off that horse bub.
Posted by: Casey | July 10, 2005 at 04:20 PM
Actually,it was geared towards the new user since anyone that already knows how to choose a good case and mobo etc would of probably just skipped over this article. For the new guy or girl, it's a good start at least.
Not everyone has ginormous amounts of money for a custom made aquabox,alienware etc with a west coast customs paint job! lol!I would rather build my own pc anyday than have someone make it for me,but thats just me.
Posted by: Namuh | July 10, 2005 at 04:43 PM